Yesterday, the House of Representatives passed a bill called H. R. 550 that would facilitate the creation of a federal vaccination database. The purpose would be to track the vaccination status of all US citizens.
To call this bill a danger to the personal freedoms of every citizen is an understatement.
The bill states that $400 million of taxpayer money
will be used to “direct the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to
take actions to improve data sharing and other aspects of immunization
information systems. These are confidential, population-based databases that
maintain a record of vaccine administrations.”
Specifically, HHS must
- develop
a strategy and plan to improve these systems, including systems supported
by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC);
- designate
data and technology standards for use in these systems; and
- award
grants to health departments and other government agencies to improve
their systems.
To sum it up, the bill provides sweeping powers to CDC and compels public
and private health care providers at both state and local levels to share information with the central government.
Supporters of the bill have claimed that the information in the vaccine database will be used to send reminders to patients when they are due for a recommended vaccine.
However, there are many other actions that this information can facilitate, let’s consider some hypothetical but plausible scenarios
· Perhaps
the vaccine information can be shared with employers, urging them to stop
payment for the unvaccinated?
· Perhaps
the vaccine information will be shared with airlines, railway, and taxi services to prevent the unvaccinated from traveling within one's locality or the country?
· Perhaps
the information will be shared with passport authorities to prevent travel overseas?
· Perhaps the information will be shared with law enforcement agencies to declare the unvaccinated as criminals, i.e. the unvaccinated are carriers of the virus and can infect other causing death, so the unvaccinated are almost the equivalent of murderers.
· Perhaps the unvaccinated are fined in the form of taxes?
· Perhaps
the children of the unvaccinated won’t be allowed in schools?
· Perhaps they cancel your internet or phone or any other essential services if you are unvaccinated?
To sum it up this is a tool that can and indeed force the vaccine upon citizens.
The clause of confidentiality, in this case, suggests that information may be restricted from public access.
But what about access to other government bodies such as the IRS, Department of Defense, etc.?
Can you trust the government to protect your information from leaks and hacks?
The hypothetical scenarios may seem like they emanated from an overworked paranoid mind.
But if someone in 2018 had told you that you will be confined to your homes for months and masks and vaccines will be mandated you would laugh it off, but today that is a reality.
It has to be remembered, information once in the possession of
the authorities will never be deleted or abandoned.
If recent history has taught us anything, it isn’t a matter of if but when this information will be misused and eventually weaponized to hurt the citizen.
Powers such as these are what authoritarians always dream of, hence each and every Democrat voted in support of the bill.
A bill such as this should have been ridiculed, opposed, and kicked out of the House by Republicans.
Alas, nothing of a kind happened.
Not one, or two or ten or even twenty but EIGHTY Republicans
voted for this bill, this includes Kevin Owen McCarthy who is the House
Minority Leader in the United States House of Representatives.
With leaders such as these, the Republicans do not need
enemies.
We are living in a viciously partisan atmosphere.
Once upon a time, the goal of the well-being of the nation was
identical across parties, the partisan divide occurred only in the method in
which the goal could be accomplished.
Those days are over.
We now have a party that seeks authoritarianism and is marching towards it every day. They call opponents domestic terrorists, they propagate hoaxes when
they lose elections and they use crises such as the pandemic to encroach over
personal freedoms while they are doing all this they also facilitate the enrichment of their relatives and
allies.
They are the Democrat Washington Establishment.
Due to the vicious partisan bickering, it is often a tendency
to focus solely on one’s opponent, hence neglecting the behavior of your
own side.
In current times most Republicans are either bystanders or allies of the Democrats.
A helpless or a treacherous ally is infinitely worse than an avowed
adversary.
The adversary is doing what is expected, he is against you, he
wants to destroy you, you are aware of it hence you are cautious.
But when the partner who has promised to fight all your battles, to
serve and protect you becomes indifferent or sides with your adversary, it is
an emergency.
These frauds may be very adept wordsmiths, they probably promise
the world on the campaign trail, they have angry exchanges with Democrats during public
hearings on the Hill and go ballistic on Fox News.
But when it is all done, they vote against the interests of their people and servilely return to the feet of their masters i.e. the Democrat Washington establishment.
As voters, it is time to judge Republicans solely by their
actions and not by their empty words.
Each and every betrayer has to be replaced with brave,
confident, and ideologically committed candidates.
Voting the same people back in will cause no change. The Republicans may win the House and the Senate, but the Democrat Washington establishment will continue to be the masters.
The following is a list of Republicans who stabbed you in the back and voted for the Vaccine Database Bill.
Do look for your representative and make sure to vote them out!
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