Topic: Health Records

Edgar Cayce, known as the "Sleeping Prophet," demonstrated remarkable accuracy in diagnosing illnesses at a distance and accessing the "Akashic Records." His work influenced the development of the government's remote viewing protocols. Cayce's readings also provided detailed accounts of ancient civilizations and future technological shifts, which the intelligence community reportedly studied in depth.

The Australian Digital ID Bill contains provisions for the collection of "restricted attributes," including biometric data, health information, and criminal records. Maria Zee notes that while the bill claims to protect privacy, it gives the government broad powers to collect and share this data among "accredited entities." The legislation also allows for the integration of these standards into various online services.

Chicago schools are reportedly allowing illegal immigrants to enroll without health records, despite years of strict COVID-19 mandates for citizens. Similar policies in Minnesota allow non-citizens to access state healthcare systems. The segment frames this as a betrayal of American taxpayers and a double standard in public health enforcement.