If you are unvaccinated or only partially vaccinated against COVID, you are probably getting tired of being the new n-word for the globalists. I know I am. A pandemic came along and those freaks absolutely shredded the Constitution in ways we never thought possible. The bigotry that unvaccinated people faced was beyond belief.

Well, now it’s about to get worse. If an upcoming merger between major grocery store chains happens, your medical records will soon be tied to your ability to purchase food. If you’re not up to date on your injections of government health juice, you won’t be able to buy groceries to feed your family. How’s that for coercion?

We know this sounds far-fetched, but is it really? These freaks literally didn’t want to let unvaccinated people into Burger King recently, in order to “protect” the vaccinated from them. That actually happened, despite how crazy it sounds now. How in the world were vaccinated people, who were supposedly 100% protected by their magic shots, protected by discriminating against the unvaccinated? How did anyone ever fall for that?

Anyway, grocery chain Albertson’s is now in a deal to try to merge with Kroger. Albertson’s already owns Safeway, Vons, Shaw’s, and several other grocery chains. If the Albertson’s/Kroger merger takes place, it will put one food company in control of 36% of the food supply in America. To put that into perspective, Walmart currently controls about 20% of the grocery market in the US. This grocery merger is a huge deal.

What’s this have to do with your vaccination status? A lot more than shoppers might think.

Most of us have grown accustomed by now to grocery stores offering “member” discounts. You get the little plastic card that attaches to your keychain, they scan it when you buy groceries, and you get 10 cents off of things. It seemed like a great deal, but did that really make sense? You weren’t a “member” of Safeway. All of the purchases you made with that little plastic keychain card were then attached to a digital profile of you that the grocery stores were building.

That’s a conspiracy theory. Whenever you get something for “free,” you are actually the product. The grocery stores were tracking everything you purchased, every time you used the little 10-cents-off card.

This has us accustomed to the process by now, because it’s been innocuous so far. It seems harmless, and we get a benefit from all this tracking.

But now grocery stores, and in particular Albertson’s, are unveiling new helpful shopping and lifestyle apps for your smartphone. The new Albertson’s app is called Sincerely Health.

The app has different tabs in it for “Nutrition,” “My Goals,” “My Health Rewards,” and so on. The Nutrition section recommends a selection of diets, such as vegan, plant-based, organic, vegetarian, gluten-free, and diabetic diets that the grocery store will helpfully track as you make purchases. (Notice that there’s no real meat on any of those selections.)

The My Goals section allows you to set daily health goals that earn points. It will track, for example, how many hours you sleep at night and how many steps you take in a day while walking around with your phone in your pocket. You earn “points” for meeting goals, as if life is a video game, and then you can trade the points for discounts on your plant-based, vegan bug diet.

But there’s also another section on the app called “My Pharmacy.” Many of the grocery stores that we use also have pharmacies in them, obviously. The Albertson’s app will keep track of your prescription medications and remind you when you need refills. But it will also keep track of the vaccines that you’ve had, and whether you’re staying up-to-date on you shots like a good little sheep.

Why does your GROCERY STORE need your private medical records or your vaccination status? Because they’re giving you the carrot right now. The stick will come later, when you discover that you’re not allowed to buy groceries because you haven’t had all your shots. If that sounds crazy, you should know that this is the EXACT system that Communist China uses for its social credit scoring system.

There’s a lawsuit under way to stop the Albertson’s/Kroger merger. Let’s hope it prevails, because giving a single company control of more than a third of our food supply, plus our private and personal medical records, sounds like a really stupid idea.