Andy Slavitt is the "Former Biden White House Sr Advisor for COVID Response, past head of Medicare/Medicaid for Obama/Biden" - Twitter Bio
To get you up to speed. After the inauguration in January, Biden named Andy to be the senior advisor on his coronavirus task force, a temporary position that lasted until June 9th. This was expected, as he is quoted as saying it would only last about 4 months.
He responds to a random question on how we are going to crack down on fake vaccine cards. He admits right in the open that in 3 1/2 weeks from August 11th that a solution will be rolled out. What solution though?
An app to inform businesses of your vaccination status, not in 4 weeks, not 3 weeks, but 3 1/2 weeks. Why the super specific time frame? I looked it up.
Right on the dot. Labor Day. I was shocked to actually see the result. They're going to let everyone have fun for the summer and then BAM, back to business. They know there will be less pushback when everyone settles down for the new season.
Does this automatically mean that it'll be a vaccine passport? He was the most important person in America on how the administration will respond to the narrative of stopping coronavirus. To think his sentiment doesn't matter would be very foolish and he is very pro vaccine passport.
Undeniable, right in plain site. Pay special attention to the part that focuses on the main method people use to eat and survive. Remember this is what they are admitting, much worse is being planned in private.
And so ends any denial for whether the passports will come to America.
He goes onto admit that the "he thinks" vaccines will get full FDA approval (in the same exact timeframe!) and that they will also be authorized for children in a lower dose. The only legal hesistancy has been because they are emergency use authorized
Notice the slip up. He admits businesses will also be pushed to mandate them. How? I'm guessing by rewriting the health code and fining them. Letting unclean people loiter in your restaurant is a health hazard for people.
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