Global Passport

[impact]

Since MP Christine Elliot indicated that proof of covid vaccination would be substantial I started doing a bit of digging.
Without it you will not be authorized to travel or enjoy a quasi return to the "new normal".

Now, what would appeal to the globalists? An electronic card with RFID chip of course.
They have been talking about this for decades. One ID card for everything including your bitcoin money.
Assign a unique global identifier to you, verified with biometrics of course. Load it up with permissions and denials as see fit and voila you are now a globe trotter.
Of course, this is only to be used for vaccines, right?

https://e-estonia.com/e-estonia-live...ing-the-world/

"Kaevats has been working for the WHO Digital Health Technology Advisory Group for over a year now, mapping out different use-cases for interoperability. “Digitising the so-called Yellow Card[COLOR=#323334] was one of the preliminary use-cases. Then the pandemic hit. And the WHO and the Prime Minister of Estonia agreed that we should digitalise vaccination passports,” Kaevats said during our live."

“What we will do is put together the know-how from India, the US, Germany and deploy it in low resource settings – countries that do not have an electronic identity, interoperability, baseline registries, etc.,”

“And these bricks can interoperate with each other, so we can build a global architecture for digital governance.”

He estimated that by the end of May 2021 ca 20 countries will be participating in the pilots of this digital certificate.

Timeline-wise Kaevats said they are hoping to show practical use-cases in Africa within a year.

[MikePal]

Seems like the Covid Vaccine has provided the perfect 'opportunity' to implement something that is going to make us all safer...fancy that.... HaHa..


Right up there with the 'Covid' tracking app....thankfully only a handful of Canadains took the bait and it was a dismal failure.

[trimmer21]

Since MP Christine Elliot indicated that proof of covid vaccination would be substantial I started doing a bit of digging.
Without it you will not be authorized to travel or enjoy a quasi return to the "new normal".

Now, what would appeal to the globalists? An electronic card with RFID chip of course.
They have been talking about this for decades. One ID card for everything including your bitcoin money.
Assign a unique global identifier to you, verified with biometrics of course. Load it up with permissions and denials as see fit and voila you are now a globe trotter.
Of course, this is only to be used for vaccines, right?

https://e-estonia.com/e-estonia-live...ing-the-world/

"Kaevats has been working for the WHO Digital Health Technology Advisory Group for over a year now, mapping out different use-cases for interoperability. “Digitising the so-called Yellow Card[COLOR=#323334] was one of the preliminary use-cases. Then the pandemic hit. And the WHO and the Prime Minister of Estonia agreed that we should digitalise vaccination passports,” Kaevats said during our live."

“What we will do is put together the know-how from India, the US, Germany and deploy it in low resource settings – countries that do not have an electronic identity, interoperability, baseline registries, etc.,”

“And these bricks can interoperate with each other, so we can build a global architecture for digital governance.”

He estimated that by the end of May 2021 ca 20 countries will be participating in the pilots of this digital certificate.

Timeline-wise Kaevats said they are hoping to show practical use-cases in Africa within a year.

It almost seems that some people at WHO and the UN have their tin foil hats cranked pretty tight.