A couple of weeks ago, we did a report and we showed that United States, as far as their

entry by air into the country, was aligned with China when it comes to the restrictions

in their vaccine policy.

Meaning, you can't get in this country by air unless you have a two dose vaccine series.

So let's look at the actual CDC webpage and take a look at what they say about that.

So two dose vaccine series, great, but do they even look at natural immunity yet with

all the studies that says here, what if I have tested positive?

For COVID-19 antibodies or have recently recovered from COVID-19, do I still need proof of

vaccination?

CDC says, yes, at this time, all non-citizen, non-immigrant air passers traveling to the

United States, regardless of antibody status, are required to provide proof of COVID-19

vaccination.

Now, remember, Canada, one of the most restrictive countries over the last two years during

the pandemic response, was blocking people coming in another country because of vaccine

status, they just dropped that on October 1st, just a couple weeks ago now.

And let's look at what their air Canada website is having to say about this.

So this is the air Canada welcomes government of Canada decision to lift mask, testing, and

arrive cam requirements.

Now, that was an app that proved your vaccine status.

And it says here, air Canada welcomes the removal of these restrictions and acknowledging

that air travel is safe and that the measures were not justified by science.

Really?

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