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January 2nd, 2021 
Awake Goy 
Dr. Anthony Fauci said he is sure vaccinations against Covid-19 could be mandated by “individual institutions” and that it’s possible it will become mandatory in order to travel to other countries or to attend school.
America’s top infectious disease expert is, however, unsure if the vaccine prevents the virus from spreading and wants people to keep wearing masks.
When asked about the possibilty of mandatory shots being required at local levels along with covid-19 vaccine passports for travel, Fauci told Newsweek “Everything will be on the table for discussion“
RT reports: Although he doesn’t believe there will be a “federal mandate” for the vaccine, because “we almost never mandate things federally” when it comes to health issues, Fauci does believe “individual institutions” will legislate for it and require proof of vaccination.
“For example, influenza and Hepatitis B vaccines are mandated at many hospitals. Here at the NIH [National Institutes of Health], I would not be allowed to see patients if I didn’t get vaccinated every year with flu and get vaccinated once with Hepatitis [B]. I have to get certified every year … if I didn’t, I couldn’t see patients,” he said.
If sufficient numbers of hospitals and enough organizations require vaccinations, there would be no need for a federal mandate, as such actions would have similar effects.
Despite all the talk of vaccines, the infectious diseases expert can’t confirm with certainty whether the vaccines currently available protect people from spreading the virus. As a result, certain public health measures enacted during the pandemic, such as social distancing, mask wearing and limited travel, should remain in place, according to the White House Coronavirus Task Force member.
“That’s the reason I keep saying that, even though we get vaccinated, we should not eliminate public health measures like wearing masks, because we don’t know yet what the effect [of the vaccine] is on transmissibility,” he said.
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