1. Fauci's alleged role in funding gain of function research in China
I would agree...he doesn't seem to be forthcoming with that aspect
2. Vaccine passports, once considered a foil hat conspiracy theory, now look very likely
Whether or not the topic was considered "conspiracy" doesn't have any impact on whether or not they're a prudent idea given what we know currently.
For instance, many thought anti-smoking efforts were just a farce, that doesn't vindicate people in the "tobacco risks are just a hoax" camp.
3. It's now clear that two jabs will probably never be enough
Not uncommon... tetanus shots are recommended every 10 years. And we get flu shots every year.
4. Endless moved goalposts and lies from the UK government has totally cratered the trust between people and government
Can't say I'm familiar with the UK-specific parts of the conversation
5. Trashing of simple, inexpensive treatments and prophylactics that have now been shown to be helpful in reducing the impact of covid
Many of the "treatments" have been shown to be nonsense.
6. Massive numbers of adverse effects reported on VAERS
VAERS isn't a reliable source, it's 100% user-submitted and not reviewed for accuracy. It's basically no more reliable than Yelp.
7. Little or no recognition of naturally derived immunity created by a previous covid infection
I would agree with you there... natural immunity should be taken into account.
However, given that rates of infection among unvaccinated (as well as rates of hospitalizations and deaths) are increasing at a much faster rate than among the vaccinated, I suspect that people are over-estimating how much natural immunity exists among the unvaccinated population.
But...I have stated before, I'd be cool with people showing a positive antibody test in lieu of vaccination requirements. However, when I've brought that up to people who don't want to get the vaccine, they've had a problem with that idea too.
8. Breakthrough infections in double vaccinated people
Yes, but breakthrough infections are less frequent than infections in unvaccinated, and the data on hospitalizations and deaths show that vaccinated are far less likely to get a serious case.
For instance, in my own state of Ohio, where vaccinated and unvaccinated is pretty much evenly split 50/50
...the data is clear that one group is at significantly more risk than the other.
9. Coercive policies such as no-jab-no-job, despite the fact that vaccinated people can still become infected and infect others
My previous answer applies here as well. Vaccinated are less likely get the virus (therefore less likely to carry it), and are significantly less likely to have severe outcomes (which impacts the bottom line of the companies that are paying for their company healthcare plan)
10. The money trail, such as the involvement of people who donated vast amounts of cash to the World Health Organisation
The money trail is a non-starter. Every innovation has massive funding behind it. That doesn't immediately make it some nefarious conspiracy by default.
