Is the ‘Delta Variant’ a Hoax?

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With Matt Hancock booted out of his job as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care (although he
reckoned he resigned), the UK's new boy is Sajid Javid. He's changing the rules again -seemingly for
the better, for when the Government 'release' the public of their Covid bondage.

However, they're still reluctant to ease-up on the jab-scam for the kids.

Self-isolation to be scrapped for double-jabbed and children in England

'Fully vaccinated people in England will not have to self-isolate if a close contact tests positive for Covid
from 16 August, the health secretary says. Sajid Javid told MPs the same policy would also apply to anyone
under the age of 18 from that date.


Javid.

The government would give more details this week on self-isolation rules for international travel, he added.
Meanwhile, Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced the end of "bubbles" in schools from 19 July.
This system has led to large numbers of pupils being sent home if a single child has a positive test.

Covid-related pupil absence in England has hit a new high since all students returned to school in March - with
640,000 pupils in England not in school due to Covid last week, On Monday, the prime minister confirmed he
intended to scrap most of the remaining restrictions in England on 19 July, including the laws on mask wearing
and rules on social distancing...'

Now the above has been and still is resisted by the television-broadcast BBC media. Odd nuh?

'A further 28,773 cases were reported across the UK on Tuesday, and there were another 37 deaths within 28
days of a positive test. In a statement to the House of Commons, the health secretary said: "From 16 August
when even more people will have the protection of both doses, and when modelling suggests the risks from
the virus will be even lower, anyone who is a close contact of a positive case will no longer have to self-isolate
if they have been fully vaccinated.

"If someone gets their second dose just before or just after 16 August, they'll need to wait two weeks, after which
their second jab can take effect and give them these new freedoms."
As under-18s are not routinely jabbed, he said a similar exemption from self-isolation rules would be extended to them.

Mr Javid said adults who had been in close contact with a positive case would be "advised" to get a PCR test as soon
as possible to make sure they had not been infected, while for children it would be dependent on their age.

People identified as close contacts of a confirmed Covid case are currently required to self-isolate for up to 10 full days
when contacted by NHS Test and Trace. He added that "of course" anyone that tested positive would have to self-isolate
whether they have had the jab or not...'

So the answer to this is not to be tested!

'The Department of Health and Social Care said the date for the changes was chosen to allow more people to become
double jabbed and with rising case numbers "it makes sense" to keep protective measures in place until mid-August.
It said if fully-vaccinated users of the NHS Covid-19 app are notified that a contact has tested positive after 16 August,
they will be able to tell it they have had both jabs.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps will update MPs this week on international travel and removing "the need for fully
-vaccinated arrivals to isolate when they return from an amber list country", Mr Javid said. Earlier, the health secretary
told BBC Radio 4's Today programme he would expect cases numbers by 19 July to be "at least double" what they
were now "so around 50,000 new cases a day".

"As we ease and go into the summer we expect them to rise significantly and they could go as high as 100,000 case
numbers," he said...'

So the trillions they've supplied the pharmaceutical comapnies must've been agreed as enough... for now.

Anyway, back to jumping around to get quotes from people that can be massaged to help the media's devious
narrative.

'Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth said Mr Javid had justified allowing infections to climb by pointing to the
UK "building a protective wall" of vaccines. However, Mr Ashworth said the "wall is only part built", and data from Israel
suggested that the infectious Delta variant could be transmitted through fully vaccinated people.

He said he "understood the rationale" for Mr Javid's announcement but believed that the "biggest barrier to an effective
isolation policy" was a "lack of financial incentive to stay at home". He also called for a U-turn on the decision to make
mask-wearing voluntary, saying: "Yes, let's have freedom but not a high-risk free-for-all - keep masks for now, fix sick pay,
and let's unlock in a safe and sustainable way."

The Scottish government has said it may continue to require masks in certain settings even after 9 August, when it is
hoped the final curbs will end. Ahead of a review on 15 July in Wales, ministers said people would need to learn to live
with Covid.

Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill said the prime minister's approach to ending coronavirus restrictions
in England was reckless. She said Northern Ireland, which is due to review its rules on 8 July, would make its own decisions
but would "not be following that model".

Meanwhile, Ireland's Tánaiste (deputy prime minister) Leo Varadkar called England's plan "too risky" and warned if things
went wrong there would be a "spillover effect" into neighbouring countries. Asked about contingency planning for potential
vaccine-resistant variants, Mr Javid told MPs: "Reasonable experts will have different views on this... we are making some
proportionate and balanced changes but border controls are staying in place.
We are keeping the test, track and isolate policy in place."...'

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