Sir Christopher Chope and Andrew Bridgen were two of a group of MPs who took part in a debate held at the beginning of last week on the safety of Covid “vaccines.” It took place at Westminster Hall after a petition demanding a public inquiry into the use of the injections had reached 100,000 signatures.
A few days earlier, on 20 October, Sir Christopher and Mr. Bridgen were also two of the five MPs who took the time to listen to those who had been injured by vaccines at the first All Party Parliamentary Group (“APPG”) meeting on vaccine damage. Dr. Tess Lawrie attended the meeting.
“Our half of the room was packed: mainly by the vaccine injured and bereaved, and loved ones representing those unable to make the journey to Westminster … while more than 100 people sat on our side, just five politicians bothered to turn up … Five,” wrote Dr. Tess Lawrie.
There are 650 MPs in the UK. So, 645 MPs are showing no concern about vaccine damage and the cost to human life within their constituencies. We need to ask ourselves who, then, are these MPs representing?
During the Parliamentary debate on 24 October, both Sir Christopher and Mr. Bridgen gave a speech. Mr. Bridgen’s speech concluded:
“What is the Government’s analysis of the excess deaths that we are suffering in this country, across Europe and in the Americas? Even a casual glance at the data shows a strong correlation between vaccine uptake and the excess deaths in those regions. Surely we must have an investigation. Tens of thousands more people than expected are dying. This is really important, and if we do not get it right, no one will believe us, and trust in politicians, in medicine and in our medical system will be lost.”...<<<Read More>>>...