The editorial board of Bloomberg recently endorsed the use of “vaccine passports” as a means of granting citizens the permission to reintegrate into society. The piece points to business benefits of such a practice, but a brief review of Bloomberg’s business associations reveals it to be little more than an advertisement for the agenda of […]
The editorial board of Bloomberg recently endorsed the use of "vaccine passports" as a means of granting citizens the permission to reintegrate into society. The piece points to business benefits of such a practice, but a brief review of Bloomberg's business associations reveals it to be little more than an advertisement for the agenda of a cabal of billionaires seeking to create a new world order.
"Once people have been vaccinated against Covid-19, they’re safer to dine out, fly on airplanes, attend concerts and movies, work out at the gym, go to the office, cross borders and otherwise move about — as long as they wear masks around other people indoors, avoid large groups and keep their distance, How can they demonstrate that they have this protection? By showing a 'vaccine passport,' perhaps in the form of a smartphone app," explained the editorial board.
While Bloomberg endorses the concept of vaccine passports as a benefit to business, it also suggests that they should be regulated by the government.
"Privacy is another concern. People resist revealing their personal medical details to strangers," the editorial continues. "But a vaccine passport can say that a person is free of Covid-19 or protected against it without going into details about tests or shots, or any other health characteristics — just as credit cards can be used to buy things without revealing a person’s bank account or credit history. Governments should demand such standards of privacy and accuracy for vaccine passports."
The piece goes on to offer the World Economic Forum's CommonPass as its example of a viable system. This is in line with the suggestion that Governments should be involved in the standardization of such programs, as the collaboration of "Big Business" and governments is a common refrain of the Forum.
Not to mention that Bloomberg has particular interest in recommending this specific passport system, as the outlet itself is a WEF Partner, and has repeatedly pushed the Forum's agenda for a global "Great Reset."
WEF and its partners are involved in an active and ongoing "Great Reset" effort to leverage the COVID-19 crises to create a new global reality that "positions private corporations as trustees of society." That's not a conspiracy theory, they explicitly state it and boast about it. WEF contends that "“Business has a big role to play in vaccinating the world," and has focused in large part in integrating medical records into overarching systems for use by both major multinational corporations and governments.
Implementing vaccine passport systems and similar protocols is a major element of the Great Reset Agenda. In addition to CommonPass, which "assesses whether the individual’s lab test results or vaccination records (1) come from a trusted source, and (2) satisfy the health screening requirements of the country they want to enter," in order to provide a "yes/no" travel access assessment, WEF partners have created similar systems for school districts and "citizen registration."
Just two days after publishing the editorial advertising WEF's CommonPass, Bloomberg published an opinion piece titled "We Must Start Planning For a Permanent Pandemic," which warned that "With coronavirus mutations pitted against vaccinations in a global arms race, we may never go back to normal."
"The good news is that we keep getting better at responding," the piece reads. "In each lockdown, for example, we damage the economy less than in the previous one. And we may achieve scientific breakthroughs that will eventually make life better. Our Brave New World needn’t be dystopian. But it won’t look anything like the old world."
