https://nypost.com/2021/04/19/trumps-urges-americans-to-get-vaccines-takes-shot-at-jj-pause/

Why would Trump urge?

Elected on premise of "vaccines being done wrong."

Knows large chunk of base vax-minimal.

Knows zero consent for experimental vaccine with pharma immunity.

https://decodingsymbols.wordpress.com/2021/05/01/covid-vaccinations-should-we-get-them-critical-thinking/

Close, but No.

36% of Americans have been vaccinated. Some good, many bad - many shove the idea down your throat and would gladly expel you from society for embracing personal freedom.

Military assisting distribution of vaccines, CDC card issued for vaccines, who gets vaccines being tracked. Names in database from sign-up. Check out, verify good or bad, register.

Point completely missed by "decode" article:

#4306

How do you convince people a vaccine is necessary [critical]?

From Q-share

At the 2004 "National Influenza Vaccine Summit," co-sponsored by CDC and the American Medical Association, Glen Nowak, associate director for communications at the NIP, spoke on using the media to boost demand for the vaccine. One step of a "Seven-Step `Recipe' for Generating Interest in, and Demand for, Flu (or any other) Vaccination" occurs when "medical experts and public health authorities publicly...state concern and alarm (and predict dire outcomes)—and urge influenza vaccination" (www.ama-assn.org/ama1/pub/upload/mm/36/2004_flu_nowak.pdf). Another step entails "continued reports...that influenza is causing severe illness and/or affecting lots of people, helping foster the perception that many people are susceptible to a bad case of influenza." Preceding the summit, demand had been low early into the 2003 flu season. "At that point, the manufacturers were telling us that they weren't receiving a lot of orders for vaccine for use in November or even December," recalled Dr Nowak on National Public Radio. "It really did look like we needed to do something to encourage people to get a flu shot." If flu is in fact not a major cause of death, this public relations approach is surely exaggerated. Moreover, by arbitrarily linking flu with pneumonia, current data are statistically biased. Until corrected and until unbiased statistics are developed, the chances for sound discussion and public health policy are limited.

I am a pediatrician and this propaganda affects my practice directly.

What is the bearing?

Marketing of vaccines, by both Trump (purposeful), opposite known enemies (those who believe insurance companies should have the right to refuse you service based on being unvaccinated against certain diseases, ones who believe you should not be in public if you do not get the jab, ones who believe your infant should have 50 shots in a month long period).

Trump's expectation: We don't get it. But those of us who do, catalogued. Not malevolent - weeding out the good from the bad. All good - ignored after vetting. All bad - names on record, available targets for action.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rex_84

...detain large numbers of United States citizens deemed to be "national security threats", in the event that the president declared a National Emergency.