Kim Iversen on how WHO official admitted that vaccine passports may have been a scam

"They knew it was an absolute scam. They did it anyway. It wasn't because they really worried about our health. It wasn't because they really were worried about the spread. They knew that these vaccines did not stop the spread. We've known that from the very beginning. We knew that coming out of Israel. They were the first country to get vaccines. They vaccinated practically everybody. And then they were like: Oh crap, the first 2 didn't work. We're going to need a third. And by the time they were looking at a fourth is when the rest of the world was talking about vaccine passports, where we had the data, we already knew, but they forced it anyway. That's because it wasn't ever about really, truly stopping the spread or our health. And that's why this new little global treaty or whatever that Biden has signed that looks for viruses in 50 different countries. That's not about our health either. We all know that this is about coming up with a way to surveil people, to get people on passports, on some sort of surveillance systems. It is absolutely frightening."