War criminal Tony Blair has called for COVID-19 immunity passports to be rolled out and urged the UK to take advantage of its upcoming position chairing the G7 to push other countries to do the same.
The former prime minister said it was "inevitable" the idea will be developed by other nations, as the global race for inoculation against coronavirus gets under way.
A report by his non-profit organisation the Tony Blair Institute said the "only way to navigate allowing people to travel internationally again" is creating a global travel pass showing each individual's COVID-19 status.
The idea has been mooted before but was rejected by Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove just last month, when he told Sky News: "I certainly am not planning to introduce any vaccine passports, and I don't know anyone else in government who is."
However, such vaccine passports and apps are being funded and developed by the same Pharma companies manufacturing the vaccines.
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