World Economic Forum Fourth Industrial Revolution and Vaccine Passports
Greg Reese reports on the World Economic Forum's Strategic Intelligence Newsletter regarding the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the merging of biological and digital worlds. The report highlights articles by Joan Costa-Iffant of the London School of Economics advocating for vaccine passports to drive behavioral change and virtue signaling. Additional coverage includes Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation's warnings on climate disaster and the promotion of "circularity" as a new economic model.
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00:00 Germany suspends AstraZeneca mRNA vaccine amid clotting concerns and links to deaths and people being paralyzed and having strokes, but that's no big deal. AstraZeneca's European nightmare worsening as Ireland, Netherlands latest to ban jabs along with Italy and others. This is all AP, zero heads. Look, top of drudge. Germany, France, Italy, halt COVID vax over blood clot fears. Shot ban in 17 nations. Yeah, click on that. And hey, marvelous Marvin Hagler. You got him, didn't you? Hank Aaron, you got him. And a bunch of other famous people have died or almost died. And boy, they don't like that because that's... People hear about famous folks dying. Nothing like getting your organs liquefied. Marvelous Marvin could be the middleweight champion of the world.
00:46 But he sure couldn't take on that COVID-19 vaccine. But oh, the mainstream news, they're our friends. They try to restrict us talking about it. Can't let the peasants talk about how we're killing them. This is really happening. From the front lines of the information war, it's Alex Jones. If you want to know the enemy, read their agenda in their own documents. In their weekly Strategic Intelligence Newsletter, the World Economic Forum spotlighted the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which they define as a fundamental change in the ways we live and work.
01:28 Merging the physical, digital, and biological worlds and fusing technologies in ways that create both promise and peril. They link to a library of articles on the subject and give us the trending top five. requiring vaccine passports for certain activities, discrimination or behavioral change. Except when the subject of discrimination comes up, it has nothing to do with a person's rights not to be vaccinated. The so-called discrimination has to do with lower-income countries not getting the jab until 2022.
02:10 The doublespeak is that not getting a vaccine for an imaginary virus is discrimination. The author Joan Costa-Iffant, an associate professor of political science at the London School of Economics, writes that taking a vaccine is pro-social behavior and described those who would refuse a vaccine as vaccine resistant. Costa-Iffant went on to describe these people as contrarians, stating that their very existence might be healthy for the rest of us.
02:46 and that vaccine passports would change their behavior by forcing them to get vaccinated if they wanted to travel. Coste de Font wrote that those who comply do so to virtue signal, and that this should be used as a way to push the vaccine passport. And if anyone thinks he is concerned about a dangerous pandemic, he also wrote that the use of passports should be limited to non-essential services. The next article, written by senior executive at Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, warns that the world has only 10 years to change course before ultimate climate disaster. And the only way to save the world is to give government leaders oversight of policy, regulation, and research and development of all the world's industry.
03:38 Sounds like old-school communism, but they are now calling it circularity. In The Efficacy of COVID-19 Vaccines is Linked to Good Nutrition, the author admits that a healthy diet and nutrition will strengthen the immune system and protect a person from infection. But the efficacy to be concerned about is how malnutrition can affect the quality of immune response to vaccination. And what is of utmost importance is providing information on COVID-19 vaccines. A boring article on carbon revenue and the redistribution of wealth. And finally, how happiness, anger, and anxiety can help you negotiate.
04:26 which speaks to their mentally ill communist cult selling the anti-human agenda on how it would be wise to reserve happiness and how anger can lead to gains by soliciting concessions from the counterpart. However, the anger must be deeply felt. The World Economic Forum is indeed a weird cult of big bank multinational corporation weirdos. But this is reality. Without any sort of resistance, this global communist model is what's coming to your new normal. For Infowars.com, this is Greg Reese. Ladies and gentlemen, we could not be doing more important work right now. I'm very honored to be your host, very honored to be here with you on this live March 15th, Monday, global transmission, the Ides of March. I am going to air a special report here
