Aussie veteran and former techie here. I have just bought myself a 2T van and started working as a contract driver/courier in a complete change of career. One, because I am older and own my own home so don't have the need to be raking in the big $$ anymore, and two, because I don't want to play office politics or deal with any vax mandate bullshit. I am working for one of the largest logistics companies up in Queensland. There is no vax mandate for us and I don't think they will put one in place because they know that the majority of drivers are not vaxd and the whole logistics tail is already dragging. If they took out a large number of drivers the whole of Aus would collapse. Everything is so freaking far apart and we don't have a good rail system to move goods, so everything goes by road. My experience of dealing with covid bs is that I have not had any issues doing deliveries to anywhere. I don't see anyone using the QR codes to sign into businesses and less than 1% of people would have a mask on, even in medical and dental clinics I deliver to. From the 17th of this month our dictator Anastacia has implemented the lock out of us dirty unwashed antivaxrs from restaurants, pubs, clubs, sporting events, etc, but we can still do essential shopping. They are supposedly going to force shop keepers to monitor customers QR code logins and check that their digital vax certificate is valid. Good luck with that, I don't sign into anywhere, I just walk straight in and have never been challenged. Most of the shop keepers I have spoken to about this say that they don't have the time or inclination to do it and don't want to turn away any customers. I am sure that there will be the obligatory news article about a random shopkeeper who was fined for not doing the right thing to try and scare the rest in to compliance, but seriously I think this is all just going to fall over. They are promoting this as, "if you want your freedom, then get your jab" in the hope that it will make people just take the shot so they can do stuff again, I think it will have the opposite affect. People who haven't taken it now are not going to be swayed into taking it because they can't go to a restaurant or pub. Fuck it, I will eat and drink at home and not pay exorbitant prices for some wanker to slap some meat and veggies on a plate when my wife and I can most likely do a better job. Will provide more info after 17 Dec once they have implemented this bs.
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But I think what their next strategy might be is to get the banks to provide the transactions at shops and see if the email registered with the bank account signed in to their QR code system around the same time. And if not, they will send out large robo fines and use SPER to enforce it. Then if people will start using cash they will maybe try to ban cash at retailers for "safety" reasons. And eventually, they will probably push to end cash altogether.
There has been fear mongering of the sort. I don't think the banks will be up for this, but who knows. The push to ban cash already came at the start of the whole 'rona scam with the statements of "cash is dirty, use contactless payment instead". This caused so much of a pain for retaillers and the general public that they quickly dropped this. Although I do see some small retaillers who still push this line. I think it is probably more that they would rather everything ran through electronically and they don't have to deal with cash though.
We all know that one of the goals of the NWO is to get rid of cash. Put everything digital and then they can turn on and off who gets access to goods and services.
I don't doubt that all the major Australian banks will be in on it, or simply forced to comply. The question is whether the smaller credit unions or overseas bank accounts can get around it. I wonder if there are any banks in Florida that we can use? :-)
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Ha! Maybe it will be like the scam calls we get where they try to have you use Apple Gift Cards to pay off your tax debt. FFS, there used to be signs on the counters in rural supermarkets advising people that it was a scam and not to buy Apple Gift Cards to pay these non-existent debts. If idiots were falling for that then is it any wonder they fall for the 'rona scam?
I reckon they might even try to enforce a requirement to sign in at the checkout or the transaction will be denied. Then, to stop people borrowing someone else's id, they will push for a mark on the hand with a serial number that has to match the app. I'm just game planning what they might be planning way down the track, but I'm believing it's not going to get that far.