Welcome back to New World next week.

Coming to you from my regular vantage point in my room here in Japan, James Corbett of Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Plato of Media Monarchy.com.

Coming to you from a brand new perspective on a brand new machine.

Sorry you don't get the records behind me.

Do you get an actual turntable?

Still a little bit under construction here in the Media Monarchy Kingdom.

But that's not why you're here.

You're here for the hardcore news that we've been given you for 11 plus years, and you're

here for the weird poll quote I give you usually at the beginning of the episodes. This thing

will definitely be used by police and military to murder people. And we do indeed have that story,

and we've got GameStop starting up again. But first, our first story on this episode 438 of New World next week,

thousands reportedly attempt to obtain easily forged vaccination certificate.

As Israel begins to reopen gyms, hotels, and other venues, and require those who want to make

use of them to show proof that they've been vaccinated against or have recovered from COVID-19, which I believe 99% of the people do.

Many were skeptical of the security of the documentation that shows their status, this so-called

green pass. Yeah, if you don't get it, the Green Reaper, I think, comes to get you.

It is easy with a graphics program to change the text on the pass, but the QR code is what

looks scary and hard to forge, no? Actually, this is very easy. Ron Barzick, an expert on

cybersecurity, wrote on a Facebook post Tuesday, Barzik explained that the QR code on the health ministry green pass has no encryption

responds, corresponds directly to a string of text with the holder's personal information,

including name, ID number, and date of vaccination identical to the text on the past, just printed right on the past itself.

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