This is a YouTube video titled "The Covid vaccine passports with Dr. Joe Mercola" containing a monologue or talk from June 18, 2021, discussing the concept of vaccine passports, the role of IBM in developing identification systems historically and currently, and the influence of Bill Gates and Microsoft in technology and public health contexts. The content is a single-speaker presentation without multiple participants.
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Bulletproof radio, a state of high performance. This, you know, you are going to need a vaccine passport. If you want to travel by plane, if you want to use public transportation, if you want to go to concert, if you want to go to the library or restaurant or you even want to go to the grocery store, you're going to need a vaccine passport. So if you have not been vaccinated, you know, these are vaccines that are not going to be mandatory, but essentially they are because you won't be able to participate in virtually any type of life. This is what they're going to. And here's an interesting factoid. Guess what companies largely responsible for putting this together. I mentioned in private companies, but there's a primary one that's responsible for this. It's IBM. In IBM, you may not realize or understand, one of their divisions was responsible for developing the systems to identify the Jews in Nazi Germany that, that were exterminated. They played a large role of this and they've admitted we wrote a whole big article on this. Yeah. So same company, you know, few years later. And interestingly, and you know this well, IBM's market cap today is about 110 billion. The market cap of Microsoft is 10 times. It's over a trillion dollars. In 19, the early 1980s, this young kid, Bill Gates, Harvard school dropout, wrote the operating system DOS and sold it to IBM and computer hardware. And it's for their emerging personal computer. They're the company that developed personal computer. And then all the clones started. But computer hardware became a commodity and obviously IBM stock didn't go up much since that time, but Microsoft sure did because the software became the big platform. So Gates became the wealthiest guy in the world. And really, you know, so IBM is playing a role here, but I think Gates plays a much bigger role really.