The Washington Post has published an article talking about how it is no big deal for you to show proof that you are vaxxed to simply live a normal life. Instead of writing an article debating the pros/cons of a vaxx/health passport system, they ignore all of that and focus on how a vaxx app on your smartphone will help you prove your vaxx status.
Your smartphone can help you safely carry your coronavirus #vaccination record, from a simple photo snap to a secure app.
Good options include those from @MyCommonPass & @Clear#DigitalHealth https://t.co/Bxj3ofCnwf
— Daniel Kraft, MD (@daniel_kraft) July 31, 2021
They’re basically telling you in the article that you have no choice but to participate in the vaxx passport system while selling you on the idea that the real choice is what app you can use to participate in the system.
It’s a false choice but it is one they are presenting in order to make people more comfortable when the vaxx passport system is fully rolled out.
The good news is that the vaxx passport system hasn’t really been rolled out in America as of yet. There’s some select places where this is starting to happen, but they haven’t really made their big push yet. Make no mistake though, the plan is to definitely push it down our throats at some point in the future.
My only guess as to why they haven’t done this yet is because they are hoping that more Americans will take the vaxx as they try to get the system fully installed in Europe. Right now roughly half of the US population has not been vaxxed which makes it more difficult for them to implement. There are also many areas around the country where the vast majority of people are unvaxxed. Those areas are going to have people who are not going to be keen on adopting this evil system.
