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Vaccine passports won't last but they pave the way for digital IDs, which the bankers and their globalist lackeys have been planning for years. If we allow digital ID to become a reality, life will become even more restricted and controlled than it has been during the scamdemic. 

by CR

(henrymakow.com)

Many countries and jurisdictions around the world are in the process of implementing vaccine passports, but these passports are unlikely to be around for long due to the ethical and legal issues surrounding them.

Not only is it a violation of the Nuremberg Code to force or coerce medical treatment without informed consent, but the persecution and segregation resulting from the vaccine passports is a violation of the Statute of Rome of the International Criminal Court, in addition to breaching numerous other human rights laws around the world.

In short, it can't last, and courts are already ruling against vaccine passports: The Supreme Court knocks down covid passport to enter bars, restaurants and nightclubs in Andalucia.

Vaccine passports won't last but they pave the way for digital IDs, which the bankers and their globalist lackeys have been planning for years. This has the potential to rob us of our rights just as covid lockdowns have done.

In 2005, current British PM Boris Johnson said that digital IDs are "recipes not just for waste but recipes for tyranny and oppression as well", and in 2004 that "There is the loss of liberty, and the creepy reality that the state will use these cards -- doubtless with the best possible intentions -- to store all manner of detail about us, our habits, what benefits we may claim, and so on." A rather odd stance for someone who would go on to implement vaccine passports.

An 2018 article on the Canadian Bankers Association site (White Paper: Canada's Digital ID Future - A Federated Approach) argues that "Canada needs a digital identity system" which will include "biometrics such as fingerprints or facial recognition."

This echoes the "Lock Step" scenario described in a 2010 report from the Rockefeller Foundation which envisages a global pandemic nearly identical to the covid situation we are facing that results in the implementation of biometric ID, among other things.

The Thales Group, 25% owned by the French government, says that "So-called digital 'vaccination passports' will play a key role in enabling citizens to access all manner of services and will act as a precursor to the rollout of mobile digital IDs."

How Digital ID can help citizens access government services from anywhere - Thales blog (thalesgroup.com)

This is in line with the EU's plan for 80% of citizens to use digital ID by 2030: Europe's Digital Decade: digital targets for 2030 | European Commission (europa.eu)

Jamaica, where the vast majority of people are refusing covid vaccines, already has a plan for a digital/biometric ID, including retina scans and fingerprints, which will be required to access government services and to deal with various businesses such as banks - this is not a plan for the distant future, it is here already: National Identification System (NIDS) - Office of the Prime Minister (opm.gov.jm)

For now digital IDs will be in smartphones and computers, but how long until it becomes a microchip implanted in people's bodies?

All it will take is some major fraud or a terrorist attack and the ID will have to be under your skin to prevent identify theft.

Just imagine the 9/11 hijackers had used stolen smartphones with digital ID to board the planes, then look at all the security measures put into place after 9/11 and now how quickly millions of people submitted their bodies to a society-wide drug trial.

 Klaus Schwab and his globalist stooges have warned us that "there is no going back to normal". 

If we sit back and allow digital ID to become a reality, life will become even more restricted and controlled than it has been during the scamdemic. 

Trump and his associates have already had bank accounts closed by institutions that don't like their politics - this could soon be the reality faced by citizens who don't readily submit to the Great Reset agenda. 

Our purchases will be monitored and controlled while our movements will be tracked in real time. 

You won't need a cop to stop you to determine whether you left your home for authorized reasons, your smartphone will do that and alert the authorities or issue you a fine.

The world will become a high-tech prison.

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Related - WHO Release Global Digital ID Plan

First Comment by Andrew

CR is on to something as it applies to Canada. It's part of the larger COVID-19: THE GREAT RESET template. Have him see 1.6.2 for the general global plan https://carterheavyindustries.files.wordpress.com/2020/12/covid-19_-the-great-reset-klaus-schwab.pdf

Each country is using the global plan of COVID-19: THE GREAT RESET but tweaking it to fit their particular population's existing programming:

"The digital tracing solution most lauded and talked about was the TraceTogether app run by Singapore's Ministry of Health. It seems to offer the "ideal" balance between efficiency and privacy concerns by keeping user data on the phone rather than on a server, and by assigning the login anonymously. The contact detection only works with the latest versions of Bluetooth (an obvious limitation in many less digitally advanced countries where a large percentage of mobiles do not have sufficient Bluetooth capability for effective detection). Bluetooth identifies the user's physical contacts with another user of the application accurately to within about two metres and, if a risk of COVID-19 transmission is incurred, the app will warn the contact, at which point the transmission of stored data to the ministry of health becomes mandatory (but the contact's anonymity is maintained). TraceTogether is therefore non-intrusive in terms of privacy, and its code, available in open source, makes it usable by any country anywhere in the world, yet privacy advocates object that there are still risks. If the entire population of a country downloaded the application, and if there were a sharp increase in COVID-19 infections, then the app could end up identifying most citizens. Cyber intrusions, issues of trust in the operator of the system and the timing of data retention pose additional privacy concerns." p. 124 for example.

Very good submission.