While all eyes are diverted elsewhere, they are quietly making hay on their globalist pet projects.
And that’s exactly what’s happening with the non-stop media coverage of the war in Ukraine involving Russia.
As Americans remain fixated on and mesmerized by the war coverage, things are happening here at home under the radar.
The globalists and their technocrat partners in the private sector are working like busy beavers to set up the infrastructure for a universal digital ID system in line with what the United Nations has wanted for years.
It’s called the SMART Health Card, and 21 states have already either adopted it or are well down the road toward adopting it.
It will be an app on your cellphone at first, with a QR Code that can be scanned to verify your identity and your vaccine history. Have you received one shot, two shots, three or four? The app will hand over your personal health information within seconds to whoever scans it. The system was developed in cooperation with MITRE, the quasi-military organization that LeoHohmann.com alerted you to back on Nov. 3, 2021.
“While the all-distracting war rages in Ukraine, technocrats at home are sneaking in a system of national vaccine passports with the disingenuous carrot that ‘Having digital access to personal health records empowers the individual,'” writes Patrick Wood, editor in chief of Technocracy.news and an expert of global technocracy and privacy issues.
Of course it’s all lies.
“The polar opposite is true,” Wood said. “The data collectors are empowered while those from whom the data is extracted are tracked, analyzed and manipulated.
“It is likely not state legislatures letting this in, but rather the state governors and their respective health departments.”
And it’s not just blue states embracing this “show your digital papers” technology, which will eventually be required to travel on a plane, a public bus or subway, or enter any store or entertainment venue.
As you can see in the above graphic, Republican including Utah, Mississippi, West Virginia, South Carolina, Oklahoma and Louisiana are all jumping on board with this global beast system. As an article in Forbes Magazine informed us last week, more red state governors are expected to join the pack, probably after they get past the this year’s elections in November.
This is the same beast system advocated by Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum, which has been working for over a year with MITRE and other tech companies on a universal system that could be recognized by every nation in the world.
Below is an excerpt from the Forbes article, which makes this system sound like the best thing to hit the world since sliced bread.
Even as the omicron variant loosens its grip on the world, destinations continue to require travelers to show proof of vaccination. And, increasingly, a paper CDC vaccination card is not cutting it
While the United States government has not issued a federal digital vaccine pass, a national standard has nevertheless emerged. To date, 21 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico offer accessibility to the SMART Health Card, a verifiable digital proof of vaccination developed through the Vaccination Credential Initiative (VCI), a global coalition of public and private stakeholders including Microsoft, Salesforce, Oracle, the Mayo Clinic and other health and tech heavyweights.
And very soon, at least four more states will be rolling out access to SMART Health Cards. “We’ve seen a notable uptick in states that have officially launched public portals where individuals can get verifiable vaccination credentials in the form of SMART Health Cards with a QR code,” says Dr. Brian Anderson, co-founder of the VCI and chief digital health physician at MITRE.
There is already an impressively widespread availability of SMART Health Cards in the U.S. More than 200 million Americans can now download, print or store their vaccination records as a QR code. When the QR code is pulled up, only the individual’s name, date of birth and vaccination information is visible. No other medical information or personal data is shared. This code is also digitally signed to ensure that the card was issued from a verified location and to prevent forgery.
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