A friend was thinking about traveling to various countries with his, ehhhem....card. I told him...that might work when passing through customs in Germany or Colombia (he is fixated on castles and south american women). But when you return to the US, immigration will inspect that card. If its not legit, you will be in big big trouble.
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Couldn't you just return not using the card?
US citizens can enter USA with just a negative PCR test (taken 1 day before).
VaxDC | coronavirus
Beginning February 15, 2022, indoor venues will no longer be required to verify that patrons are vaccinated. Businesses may choose to keep vaccination requirements in place.
coronavirus.dc.gov
Bringing this back in honor of the billions who got hoodwinked into getting jabbed
There we go.
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www.reuters.com
Deutsche Telekom to build global COVID vaccine verification app for WHO
The World Health Organization has signed a contract with Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Systems to build a software solution for global electronic verification of coronavirus vaccination certificates, the telecoms company said.
It'll be used for other vaccinations as well, it says. So recurring COVID vaccines among who knows what other ones they'll want us to take.There we go.
Deutsche Telekom to build global COVID vaccine verification app for WHO
The World Health Organization has signed a contract with Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Systems to build a software solution for global electronic verification of coronavirus vaccination certificates, the telecoms company said.
From the article:
I can understand the motivation for the CEO of an app that would otherwise be rendered completely obsolete to say that but no one actually still believes that...right?............right?
A global id?
I assume it will be like the EU green pass system that they have already but applied globally. It's probably a way to keep people's vaccine records in a database and track people's status.
Just occured to me... The reason we've had a current u-turn is because the establishment were actually testing how far they could take this pandemic and push compliance.
Countries like the UK invested in vaccine passport technology (but didn't trial it), and some countries like in Europe trialled it. The infrastructure is in place, it'll be developed further.
Now that the establishment have collected all the data they needed, given people the experimental jabs, they can go away until the next pandemic and come up with something.
In the meantime, they've switched the narrative to the Russia/Ukraine war.
Countries like the UK invested in vaccine passport technology (but didn't trial it), and some countries like in Europe trialled it. The infrastructure is in place, it'll be developed further.
Now that the establishment have collected all the data they needed, given people the experimental jabs, they can go away until the next pandemic and come up with something.
In the meantime, they've switched the narrative to the Russia/Ukraine war.
No they won’t. Stop spreading bad information
Remember the ditzy Asian mayor of Boston who pretended she wasn't being roasted during her stupid social media event?
www.rooshvforum.com
It seems that just a month after imposing showing of papers to enter indoor spaces in the home of the American Revolution, she has benevolently decided to scrap these restrictions.
dailyfreepress.com
Is it because of the "public health data" as the mayor claims? All I can tell you is to keep an eye on this situation because the truth will become revealed eventually. I'll give you a hint: just like everything else related to the fake pandemic it has nothing to do with "cases", "hospitalizations", "transmission rates", or "ICU beds."
Coronavirus Lounge thread
Solid point made by Leibowitz I was thinking that the other day. The Iraq war really is one of the great miscarriages of justice of the last 20 years. The media bought Colin Powell's (probably burning in hell) pipe story before the UN without question and ran with it as far as they could...
It seems that just a month after imposing showing of papers to enter indoor spaces in the home of the American Revolution, she has benevolently decided to scrap these restrictions.
Mayor Wu lifts proof of vaccination policy – The Daily Free Press
dailyfreepress.com
Is it because of the "public health data" as the mayor claims? All I can tell you is to keep an eye on this situation because the truth will become revealed eventually. I'll give you a hint: just like everything else related to the fake pandemic it has nothing to do with "cases", "hospitalizations", "transmission rates", or "ICU beds."
Can you believe that normies actually write this, and actually believe this? How can their brain function? Guess it can't.
Our friends at the European Council have decided it prudent to extend their digital injection certificate until June 2023 at which point we can expect another extension.
www.consilium.europa.eu
The Council wins the Doublespeak Award for the day. Why exactly are they extending this invasive and oppressive measure?
But I guess one ought to submit to digital tracking in order to secure their freedom. Makes perfect sense.
I also enjoyed reading about the idea that lifting travel restrictions is a "principle" as if it were some abstract or hypothetical construct which is clearly how it's intended here. So in fact you're submitting to this tyranny to advance the "principle" of free movement which, as they clearly spell out, may or may not happen as opposed to the actual freedom of movement.
And while they were at it, the Council (presumably also in the name of freedom), also amended the European Commission's proposal as follows:
In Eurasia, surveillance is freedom and Big Brother will be sure to advance technology to the point that all information related to your medical treatments can be consolidated in one handy dandy digital location. Sounds like a bold step towards a veritable utopia of individual liberty.
It's interesting to consider this and other measures in the context of Articles 1,2,3,4,6,7,8,12,20,21 of the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights.
www.citizensinformation.ie
Article 3 is quite a quite a laugher:
Oh well, I guess the days of respecting constitutions and charters are long behind us in Eurasia, Eastasia, and Oceania.
COVID-19: Council agrees to extend the Regulation establishing the EU Digital COVID Certificate
The Permanent Representatives Committee (Coreper) formally endorsed the Council’s negotiating mandate with the European Parliament to extend the Regulation establishing the EU Digital COVID Certificate.
The Council wins the Doublespeak Award for the day. Why exactly are they extending this invasive and oppressive measure?
Coming soon to a supranational agglomerated mega-state near you - greater freedom of movement. That's right - the rulers' constant surveillance of you will grant you greater freedom of movement! I haven't been to an EU country in several years, but it seemed to me that movement was pretty free before all of this nonsense. Come to think of it, what exactly was inhibiting freedom of movement?
But I guess one ought to submit to digital tracking in order to secure their freedom. Makes perfect sense.
I also enjoyed reading about the idea that lifting travel restrictions is a "principle" as if it were some abstract or hypothetical construct which is clearly how it's intended here. So in fact you're submitting to this tyranny to advance the "principle" of free movement which, as they clearly spell out, may or may not happen as opposed to the actual freedom of movement.
And while they were at it, the Council (presumably also in the name of freedom), also amended the European Commission's proposal as follows:
In Eurasia, surveillance is freedom and Big Brother will be sure to advance technology to the point that all information related to your medical treatments can be consolidated in one handy dandy digital location. Sounds like a bold step towards a veritable utopia of individual liberty.
It's interesting to consider this and other measures in the context of Articles 1,2,3,4,6,7,8,12,20,21 of the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Charter of Fundamental Rights
The civil, political, social and economic rights recognised by the European Union are listed in the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Article 3 is quite a quite a laugher:
Oh well, I guess the days of respecting constitutions and charters are long behind us in Eurasia, Eastasia, and Oceania.
I've said this once and I'll say it again: Germany is the most cucked country on the planet. A bunch of spineless rule-worshipping, bootlicking cowards. They love to enforce their petty laws, but go real quiet when you confront them face-to-face.
source: spent a lot of time in Germania