Governments across the globe attempted to control the public by enforcing mass vaccination and vaccine passports at the height of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Now, the World Health Organization (WHO) is planning to implement a Global Digital Health Certificate. The implementation of the digital health certificate is among the 307 amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) proposed by 94 member nations of the WHO.

The proposed amendments to the IHR are a completely different set of proposals to the "Pandemic Treaty." Amendments to the IHR were adopted in 2022 without Senate/Parliament confirmation. These amendments could easily be adopted in the same manner.

Report hints at implementation of Global Digital Health certification network

The World Health Assembly (WHA) will hold a meeting from May 21-30. In preparation for the upcoming meeting, attendees have been uploading documents, including a progress report called "Report O."

The report states that there are plans to implement a Global Digital Health certification network.

In an episode of Steve Bannon's "War Room," James Roguski warned that while the Global Digital Health Certificate is on "a voluntary basis," the authorities are currently building the infrastructure necessary to "track and trace everybody on the planet."

Additionally, building these systems takes time and money, suggesting that they won't be "voluntary" for long, warned Roguski.