4-27-21 Vaccine Gaslighting Part 3

Vaccine Gaslighting Part III–Corporate Ethics :: By Bill Wilson Published on: April 20, 2021 by RRadmin7 Category:Bill Wilson, General Articles In 1961, future president Ronald Reagan said, “One of the traditional methods of imposing statism or socialism on a people has been by way of medicine. It’s very easy to disguise a medical program as a humanitarian project; most people are a little reluctant to oppose anything that suggests medical care for people who possibly can’t afford it.” Reagan reasoned that once a government or a tyrannical power has your medical information, it can dictate your life or diminish you. This is one of the possible agendas of the COVID vaccine, which by CDC’s own statistics, there is less than a 1% chance of contracting the COVID virus and less than .02% chance of dying from it if contracted. Let’s roll back time to World War II and Adolf Hitler’s final solution. Do you know who helped him identify, classify and kill Jews so efficiently? IBM. Yes. It’s True. Edwin Black, historian and investigative author, in the book IBM and the Holocaust, documents that it was IBM’s Dutch and German subsidiaries working with the Nazi Party who developed the punch-card system that systematized the Holocaust. Black writes, “Scientists and engineers debased their higher calling to devise the instruments and rationales of destruction. And statisticians used their little known but powerful discipline to identify the victims, project and rationalize the benefits of their destruction, organize their persecution, and even audit the efficiency of genocide.” IBM does not deny this, and it is very well documented. Back to the present. On March 4, IBM and Moderna announced they were developing end-to-end vaccine tracing and management solutions to enable governments and healthcare providers to quickly share data. In addition, they created the Digital Health Pass so that personal health information can be used to verify individuals’ health records, credentials, and test results for workers, customers and travelers. This is a more sophisticated computerized version of IBM’s punch-card system of Hitler’s era. This system is already deployed in New York, and of all places, Israel, which should know better. Microsoft, as part of a consortium of high tech and healthcare companies, is working on merging these systems with payment platforms, geolocation tracking, and personal credit history. Everyone should make an informed personal decision whether to get the vaccine. Likewise, we should collectively consider the ramifications of Reagan’s warning. The government and/or large corporations are tracking those who comply and those who don’t. What they will do with that list is not yet entirely revealed. Already, however, they are making decisions on who can go to events, indoor dining, and who has safe passage in emergency evacuations. Is it too much of a leap to consider next steps—like shutting down religious groups because of what society calls outdated Biblical beliefs; Or deciding which kids can go to school; Or who gets medical care; Or who gets food; Or who gets to work, and where; Or who lives? As Christ said in Matthew 24:4, “Take heed that no man deceive you.” Posted in The Daily Jot

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