Pretty close. Its actually a type of marker molecule that can be scanned like a barcode. The basic technology has been around for some time. It is put into motor oil, paint, and other products, maybe even medicine but I haven't heard of that yet. They are used to identify things such as lot number, manufacturing date etc. As I said, this is in use today. Not science fiction.
The plan is to use this to inject marker molecules subcutaneously along with the vaccine using a special two part needle. Then it can be used to enforce compliance. Bill Gates is funding the reseach into this along with MIT. The project has been in place since before the virus scare. This is real.
Do you know why they need a 2-part needle? Why can't they just mix the molecules in with the "vaccine." There wouldn't necessarily have to be a vaccine in the "vaccine" though, it could just be the marker molecules mixed with water or whatever.
The marker molecules need to stay in place. So the needle has a component with the markers that dissolves right under the skin. The vaccine needs to be distributed throughout the body. It's the development of the delivery mechanism that is holding up deployment. But it's probably close to being a viable technique. The markers only last 5 to 7 years.
Is it still as easy to fake your vaccine records as it was when my kids were little?
No, cause they are also gonna have a digital tattoo in your right hand or forehead as a mark of vaccination.
Pretty close. Its actually a type of marker molecule that can be scanned like a barcode. The basic technology has been around for some time. It is put into motor oil, paint, and other products, maybe even medicine but I haven't heard of that yet. They are used to identify things such as lot number, manufacturing date etc. As I said, this is in use today. Not science fiction.
The plan is to use this to inject marker molecules subcutaneously along with the vaccine using a special two part needle. Then it can be used to enforce compliance. Bill Gates is funding the reseach into this along with MIT. The project has been in place since before the virus scare. This is real.
Do you know why they need a 2-part needle? Why can't they just mix the molecules in with the "vaccine." There wouldn't necessarily have to be a vaccine in the "vaccine" though, it could just be the marker molecules mixed with water or whatever.
The marker molecules need to stay in place. So the needle has a component with the markers that dissolves right under the skin. The vaccine needs to be distributed throughout the body. It's the development of the delivery mechanism that is holding up deployment. But it's probably close to being a viable technique. The markers only last 5 to 7 years.