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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1331948)	12/4/2021 12:52:10 PM
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He said is doesn't stop the spread...which blows up your Fascist Vax Passport Yellow Star BS...you totalitarian freak. I racist Biden going to cancel his racist flight restrictions on the Black African nations that don't even have Omicron? What is it that scares Liberals about science? That turns you into conspiracy scaredy cats? telegraph.co.uk 9:22AM Covid passports have no impact on infections: Spanish experts’ report By James Badcock in Madrid Experts from Spain’s inter-regional Covid committee have concluded that Covid passports are ineffective in terms of reducing infection, and may even be sending out the dangerous message that being vaccinated means a person cannot spread the virus. According to an internal report seen by the newspaper El País, the experts say that the experience in other European countries demonstrates that the use of passports to gain access to bars and other leisure facilities is not reducing levels of transmission. “In European countries where [the system] is being used, cases are rising significantly, although it is true that their level of vaccination is much lower than in Spain,” the report reads. In the case of Spain, where more than 90 per cent of the target population has been vaccinated, the report says the impact of Covid passports would be negligible, and warns that it may contribute to a false impression that vaccinated people do not get infected. Eight of Spain’s 17 regions are now using the system in some form. “We know that around 40 per cent of those vaccinated are susceptible to infection and transmitting the infection,” the report says. The only benefits the experts see in a passport system is that it warns people that there is still danger from the pandemic and encourages vaccination uptake among the reticent.