[Svartalfiar]

“A would-be customer sends their passport details, address and a phone number through the Telegram messenger app, and the next day, a document showing fake proof of vaccination with Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine arrives in the post, according to several people who have bought one of the fake certificates, and who spoke to ABC News on condition of anonymity because the practice is illegal.

Pretty sure you could easily just find a buddy who has one of these cards, then reprint one with your name, or photoshop it a bit.. NO ONE is going to bother following up with hundreds of potential random locations giving out shots, who may or may not still even be around, who may or may not have even kept half-decent records of the shots. At best they miiiiight track batch numbers with location/date, but that's about it methinks.

[whitney69]

“Pretty sure you could easily just find a buddy who has one of these cards, then reprint one with your name, or photoshop it a bit.”

But the interesting part on this is that at this moment, and I’m sure until after the November, these cards only mean something if you are getting another shot as very few times are there places that require the display of them. And it is possible, weak or not, that they may have learned that the public (voters) think all of this is an overkill. And the war in the Ukraine, supply line problems, ecology, finding room for illegals, and trying to make people think the administration is doing something about China hovers around to move to a new topic to keep the cats chasing the lazer.

Saul Alinsky,

RULE 7: “A tactic that drags on too long becomes a drag.”

Plus if you purchase one of these cards, it’s like buying the grill of an Edsel. There are a few around, and they aren’t cost effective, but you got one! And the only award it has is to the person who sold it to you. Just like the Willa Paskin decoder ring.

wy69