A couple at The University of Virginia filmed a new UVA Community Credit Union automated teller machine that they claim will soon require users to submit proof of vaccination status in order to use.
Article by Ethan Huff, republished with permission from Naturalnews.com
Manufactured by South Korean industrial conglomerate Hyosung, the ATM looks like most others, but the couple identified components of it that they say point to the coming implementation of vaccinations as a prerequisite for accessing banking services.
“Okay, so here we have the new ATMs here at the UVA Credit Union here in Charlottesville, Va.,” the man says in the video below while introducing viewers to the ATM. “Looks like they’re made by Hyosung with a thing that kind of looks like – like the buildings there in Wuhan, China. This looks like a bar to possibly scan your license plate or your vehicle. Down here we have ID scan for, I assume – for vaccination cards…”
As the man is explaining that he believes the ID scanner and palm scanner are “for possible microchips” to be associated with vaccination cards, the woman is heard in the background emphasizing that she and the man are “trying to warn everybody.”