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The Project laid the groundwork for the [[Vaccine passports]] that was introduced from 2021 The system will allow governments to be able to validate a traveler’s record of a [[PCR method|COVID PCR test]] or [[COVID-19/Vaccine|vaccination]] administered in another country. Governments also get the power to update their health screening entry requirements easily<ref>https://thecommonsproject.org/about</ref> | The Project laid the groundwork for the [[Vaccine passports]] that was introduced from 2021 The system will allow governments to be able to validate a traveler’s record of a [[PCR method|COVID PCR test]] or [[COVID-19/Vaccine|vaccination]] administered in another country. Governments also get the power to update their health screening entry requirements easily<ref>https://thecommonsproject.org/about</ref> | ||
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| + | In the [[United States]] (per October 2021) a SMART Health Card developed by the [[Vaccine Credential Initiative]] was issued to people receiving [[COVID/Vaccine|COVID-vaccines]] in several states including [[New York State]] and [[California]], and also to those vaccinated at one of more than 17,100 pharmacies nationwide, thus making it a de facto national standard. The Commons Project is one of the founders of the VCI initiative.<ref>https://thegrayzone.com/2021/10/19/health-wealth-digital-passports-surveillance-capitalism/</ref> | ||
==The CommonTrust Network== | ==The CommonTrust Network== | ||
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==People and corporations== | ==People and corporations== | ||
| − | The Board of Trustees (listed above) is | + | The Board of Trustees (listed above) is per October 2021.<ref name=business>https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200708005316/en/The-Commons-Project-Establishes-Global-Board-of-Trustees</ref> |
| − | Its assembly comes from some of the largest corporations in the world, like [[BlackRock]], [[Goldman Sachs]], [[J.P. Morgan]], [[Edelman]] and spooky US government ageniceis like [[USAID]] and the [[National Endowment for Democracy ]] ([[Esther Dyson]]) and many others.<ref>https://thecommonsproject.org/assembly</ref> | + | Its 'assembly', or larger advisory board, comes from some of the largest corporations in the world, like [[BlackRock]], [[Goldman Sachs]], [[J.P. Morgan]], [[Edelman]] and spooky US government ageniceis like [[USAID]] and the [[National Endowment for Democracy ]] ([[Esther Dyson]]) and many others.<ref>https://thecommonsproject.org/assembly</ref> |
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:50, 20 October 2021
 The Commons Project(Surveillance technology, Digital healthcare, Vaccine passport)     | |
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| Formation | 2019 |
| Membership | • Jen Zhu Scott •  Paul Meyer•  Rajiv Shah• Ángel Cabrera • James Kondo •  Julie Gerberding• Leslie Maasdorp • Ninie Wang • Aneesh Chopra • Arturo Cond • Muna AbuSulayman • Jaime de Bourbon de Parme |
| The World Economic Forum's vaccine passport enabler, providentially created in 2019. | |
The Commons Project is a global project from "public, private and non-profit sectors" to build a 'tamper-resistant' identification system to collect, store and share personal health information.[1]
Founded by the World Economic Forum in 2019 with money from the Rockefeller Foundation to create a digital 'tamper-resistant' validation systems that can't be avoided or worked around, it providentially came as a ready-made solution just in time for the global introduction of vaccine passports in 2021.
Coated in PR-language it talks of respect for "individual privacy, transparency and accountability" so that people "have the right to control and benefit from their personal information". Who it is really made for becomes clear from this statement on its website: "By aligning around verifiable health credentials, the CommonTrust Network enables governments and other destinations to trust the data from a travelers' health pass app or QR code while protecting their data privacy."[2] (i.e. governments and 'others' should have a system they can trust.)
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CommonPass
The Project laid the groundwork for the Vaccine passports that was introduced from 2021 The system will allow governments to be able to validate a traveler’s record of a COVID PCR test or vaccination administered in another country. Governments also get the power to update their health screening entry requirements easily[4]
US national vaccine pass
In the United States (per October 2021) a SMART Health Card developed by the Vaccine Credential Initiative was issued to people receiving COVID-vaccines in several states including New York State and California, and also to those vaccinated at one of more than 17,100 pharmacies nationwide, thus making it a de facto national standard. The Commons Project is one of the founders of the VCI initiative.[5]
The CommonTrust Network
The CommonTrust Network is a registry of data sources including health systems, testing providers, vaccination providers, and public health registries. The aim is to create an integrated medical record of all people so that it can be shares with new doctors or during telehealth visits, incidentally making this data also available to Big Pharma and others to understand "the full picture". The framework will be general enough that "consumers" can use it to verify other "routine immunizations" — the system will make it easy to mandate them - or even digital prescriptions. As booster shots become available (and mandatory) it will be easier to link to official vaccination data because their own apps are already up and running.[6]
The system works as a middleman. Participating health organizations make test results or vaccination records available to their patients as tamper-resistant verifiable digital certificates containing the patient’s identity, health information, and digital signature of the issuing health organization. These digital certificates can be printed as a QR code on paper, accessed through a web portal, or uploaded into an app. The individual can then choose to share their certificate with a third party (or they can 'choose' not to. In that case they might be denied access to things like food or hospital access).
The CommonTrust Network enables governments and other destinations to trust the data from a travelers' health pass app or QR code while protecting their data privacy.[7]
People and corporations
The Board of Trustees (listed above) is per October 2021.[1]
Its 'assembly', or larger advisory board, comes from some of the largest corporations in the world, like BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Edelman and spooky US government ageniceis like USAID and the National Endowment for Democracy (Esther Dyson) and many others.[8]
Known members
3 of the 12 of the members already have pages here:
| Member | Description |
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| Julie Gerberding | Approved Merck vaccine Gardasil as CDC Director, salary $172,000. Then made around $25 million from stock sales when working for Merck. |
| Paul Meyer | Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Commons Project, which has build a worldwide interoperable system of digital immunization authentication tools. Former Senior Fellow at the Markle Foundation, which has close ties to US intelligence agencies. |
| Rajiv Shah | USDSO. As President of the Rockefeller Foundation, sat on the Lancet COVID-19 Commission |
References
- ↑ a b https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200708005316/en/The-Commons-Project-Establishes-Global-Board-of-Trustees
- ↑ https://www.commontrustnetwork.org/
- ↑ https://www.commonhealth.org/
- ↑ https://thecommonsproject.org/about
- ↑ https://thegrayzone.com/2021/10/19/health-wealth-digital-passports-surveillance-capitalism/
- ↑ https://morningconsult.com/2021/08/10/vaccine-verification-tech-companies/
- ↑ https://www.commontrustnetwork.org/
- ↑ https://thecommonsproject.org/assembly
