Our Decision Too exists as an attempt to give a voice to the disempowered, a group to which everyone involved with ODT also belongs. The only power we have is to use logic and reason in the hope that decision-makers will be influenced by this scientific approach to problem-solving.
We have been helping Jenny Smith who faces the prospect of being prevented from completing her medical studies because she is not vaccinated against Covid, and this will be a legal requirement by April (unless reason can prevail).
There are many strands, of which these seem most significant:
1) The science is weak: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/jan/08/nhs-doctor-challenges-sajid-javid-over-covid-vaccination-rules . In fact the vaccination clearly does not prevent transmission and natural anti-body and T-cell immunity is far superior.
2) Thousands of staff face losing their jobs: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59927306
3) Being double vaccinated appears to double your chances of being infected, and therefore infecting others: https://dailysceptic.org/2022/01/09/double-vaccinated-have-double-the-infection-rate-data-from-iceland-shows/
Given these facts, has the case for mandatory vaccination entirely unravelled? And will the government - and other nations' governments - rescind this proposed mandate?
It is proposed that there is no case for mandatory vaccination, scientifically, economically or ethically