I get someone not wanting the vaccine for fear of sticking a chemical into their body - I don't SHARE that view, but I do GET that some people will feel that way.
What I DON'T get are the conspiracy theories.
I DO subscribe to a couple of conspiracy theories. For example;
J F Kennedy's assassination - too conveniently followed by Oswald's - before he could talk, enabling Nixon to take over and prolong the Vietnam war (which Kennedy was about to end), pumping $millions into defence contracts.
Princess Diana's death is another - conveniently embalmed before an autopsy could be performed, which would have proved (or disproved) rumours that she was pregnant with Dodi Al Fayed's child. Henri Paul was found to be 'drunk' yet he hardly ever drank - and his blood samples were conveniently 'lost', preventing later checks. Subsequent investigation discovered a strange 'untraceable' large sum of money (£30k) had been deposited into HPs bank account just before the incident and the only survivor (the security guard) has 'lost his memory' and can't remember anything about the day of the crash. Added to this the fact that 2 (or maybe 3) senior judges who were later commissioned to conduct the enquiry resigned through 'stress' - really? These are senior professionals. Pressure from the highest level more like.
Back to Covid........
The reason that I don't buy the conspiracy theory for Covid is because, unlike the above examples, Covid is truly international. It would require cooperation on a world scale the likes we have NEVER seen before in the history of the planet; Israel in partnership with the Arab states, Russia, China and North Korea in partnership with the West, Taiwan and South Korea. All the African states, the South Americans and the Indians all working together - in secret - to supress the world's population?? I simply can't see it. Assad, Kim Jong Un and Putin sitting down with Biden, Johnson and Israel? Really?
I think that our government - and others around the world - recognised that this disease posed a very serious threat to the livelihood of the population. It threatened to overburden the health service and ruin our economy. As it happens, our economy has been seriously damaged by the lockdowns anyway, but the prediction if we had opted for 'herd immunity' (like Sweden did) was far worse. Regarding Sweden by the way; they went for Herd Immunity and Covid levels over there are now quite low, but they have a very small population compared to ours and it was easier for them to contain the spread.
Maybe our government got their Covid policies right and maybe they got them wrong - that will always be debated, but I certainly believe that there is NO conspiracy happening here.