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No Jab, No Food? Big Pharma Partners W/ Major Grocery Stores To Track Non-Vaxxed Citizens

Major grocery stores across the US have teamed up with Big Pharma to track their customers’ vaccination status in a veiled attempt to deny food to the unvaccinated.

Customers “can connect data from wearables, combine medicines, create their diet and book telehealth or immunization appointments,” according to an announcement from Albertsons about the launch of its “Sincerely Health” app.

Albertsons, which also owns other large grocery chains like Safeway, Vons, Shaw’s, Jewel-Osco, Acme, and Tom Thumb, is in negotiations to merge with Kroger, another large grocery chain, giving them a 36% stake in the country’s grocery store market.

Sgtreport.com reports: Walmart, the largest grocery chain in the U.S., offers something similar, as they recently teamed up with Avanlee Care, which offers caregivers a similar platform integrated with Walmart shopping lists and pharmacy tools.

Your grocery purchasing habits have been considered very valuable data for decades now, with most major supermarkets offering things like “loyalty” cards that give discounts on grocery products.

But now, Big Food wants to merge that with your Big Pharma purchases as well, which would include prescription drug purchases as well as vaccines.

Albertsons claims that the data they collect on its customers are “never sold to third parties,” pointing to the “Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act” (HIPAA) that they claim protects customers’ medical records.

But we all know how that works now. All it takes is a declaration of a “public health emergency” and pretty much the entire Constitution of the U.S. is suspended all in the name of “public health.”

Your private health decisions are then broadcast to the public to be used against you, such as whether or not you choose to wear a facemask, or show your proof of vaccination, in order to enter their stores.

Source: en-volve.com

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			Gloria			23 February 2023
				This is an outrageous violation of our rights to privacy and is a threat to our basic freedoms. This kind of corporate overreach has no place in our society and must be challenged in order to preserve our rights as citizens.