A group that refers to itself as the “global authority on healthy buildings” is using Hollywood star power to indoctrinate people into avoiding non-compliant businesses.
The seal would essentially be a marker of establishment approval while buildings denied the seal due to political beliefs, sanitary reasons, economic struggles, or a host of other reasons, could be looked down upon.
Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Michael B. Jordan, Robert DeNiro, Venus Williams, Wolfgang Puck, Deepak Chopra all join George W. Bush-era U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona to advance the COVID agenda.
The celebs tell viewers the “Well Health Safety Seal” lets shoppers know their favorite places have put their “health and safety first.”
Created by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), the seal was developed after years of research by virologists, epidemiologists and building professionals around the world.
“Schools, offices, banks, childcare centers,” and “all the places we go,” will be soon be labeled.
Americans can “feel better” about going into “restaurants, theaters, stores, hotels, stadiums and all the places that we love.”
While the ad provides a vague example of how these businesses will be “safer” than those without the seal of approval, it’s obvious the label will mean the establishment is extremely anal about COVID protocols.
The WELL Health-Safety Rating ranks locations based on five key areas, including, “Cleaning and Sanitization Procedures, Emergency Preparedness Programs, Health Service Resources, Air and Water Quality Management, and Stakeholder Engagement and Communication.”
Obtaining the seal requires a minimum of 15 criteria is met out of 22 features examined within the five areas listed above.
Dystopian measures will continue to be rolled out as long as the establishment continues using COVID hysteria to control the public.
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