Is the UK Health Security Agency Careless, Trolling or Knows Something We Don't?
A strange Job Posting
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is currently advertising to recruit an individual for the position of “Vaccine Supply Operation Lead”. You have until 14th February 2023 to apply and can earn up to £62,286 (USD $76,174).
Nothing strange about that so far so why am I writing a post about it?
The weird part comes in the description about the job. In the ‘Job summary’ section it says the following: (emphasis my own)
The role of Vaccine Supply Operations Lead is a new post to support the operations, providing accurate and timely reports for a range of stakeholders during what is expected to be the UK’s largest vaccination programme which will be delivered at pace and will be a key Ministerial priority. The role will be directly responsible for the daily operational management of all covid related products, ensuring their timely distribution across the UK, Crown Dependencies, and Overseas Territories.
“The UK’s largest vaccination programme which will be delivered at pace and will be a key Ministerial priority.” Surely no vaccination programme could be larger than the Covid one? What could they be talking about?
As I see it, there are three possible explanations for this ominous sounding job description:
The most obvious and likely reason is that the UKHSA have been sloppy. They have recruited someone to write an advert who is lazy, recycled previous material from the pandemic and hasn’t checked their work. However, I have tried to find a previous job description from which the wording may have been taken but with no luck so far. Furthermore, this posting has been up for a few days now, so you would think that any mistake would have been highlighted and corrected. When searching for the job, it is the third paragraph in the job summary, so not something buried away in mountains of text.
The second reason is that someone in the UKHSA is trolling people like me who have been suspicious about the mRNA roll out. This may sound unlikely but they have recent form in this area. At the beginning of the pandemic, someone in the Civil Service who had clearly had enough, tweeted the following about the government.
And the third and least likely reason is that the UKHSA are aware of some reason why a massive vaccination campaign may need to start up again. Whilst the least likely of the three options, it would be unwise to dismiss the idea completely.
The ad has now been removed. Is that more or less sinister?
I think it would be a really interesting to do a survey amongst the general population as to how many people would again obey a lockdown, restrictions and be vaccinated.
The last time the people who did not believe the government narrative were fragmented, but this time there is a lot more unity and I think personally I would feel stronger than last time in following my views and fear would get even less of a grip on me.
I now am more firm in my believe that freedom to decide my own destiny and live life as I see fit (within boundaries of decency, morals and ethics of course) is more important to me than anything else.
So for me it is important that we make a stand very early- and not just from behind a keyboard- that we won't be ruled by any authoritarian health and safety rules.
Sounds really revolutionary, doesn't it? Believe me I am not that kind of person.... I hate confrontation. I have a 'live and let live' kind of attitude and that is probably why I really don't like being told what to do or telling people what to do.