Quarantine to Detent. Fac. order for H1N1 CDC site/"unwilling to follow gvt orders"
At first I was a little skeptical of this because they didn't offer links to several of the alarming statements, but I looked up the brochure for this Gvt seminar, I looked up the Fox article and I looked up The Hill article and it's all legit. I provided links below. Brackets ([ ]) and bolding mine.
Part of WND article:
"Clymer also expressed concern about turning over decisions inside the United States to an international organization like the WHO. Adding other pieces to the puzzle, such as the Pentagon's involvement with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, just adds to his worries, he said.
According to a Fox report, the Pentagon is planning to make available military troops – if they are needed – to help FEMA respond to a flu outbreak.
The report said Defense Secretary Robert Gates is preparing to sign an order letting the military set up regional teams to help FEMA.
"Americans should be gravely concerned when all the pieces are put together," Clymer said. "We have a strain of flu which has produced mild symptoms so far, and yet it appears there's a well-orchestrated world-wide effort to put draconian measures in place for a 'pandemic.'"
Clymer also cited the WHO recommendations that would provide, essentially, for an indefinite stay in a quarantine camp for those who refuse a vaccination. He said the procedures that follow a "Level 6 Pandemic" allow international precedent to override U.S. constitutional guarantees of freedom.
Gov. Jim Douglas, R-Vermont, head of the National Governors Association, and Vice Chairman Gov. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., wrote, "We are concerned that the legislative proposal … would invite confusion on critical command and control issues, complicate interagency planning, establish stove-piped response efforts, and interfere with governors’ constitutional responsibilities to ensure the safety and security of their citizens," Douglas and Manchin wrote to Paul Stockton, assistant secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense and America's Security Affairs.
And the Fox report said even a spokesman for the Defense Department acknowledged the concerns "about civil liberties and the use of force."
Attorney Robert L. Shannon told the network the military generally isn't allowed to intervene in peoples' lives, "But it's important to remember that the president has the option and authority to use federal troops in a national emergency."
An ACLU spokesman told Fox that the idea of forced vaccinations or detentions would raise constitutional questions, and Michel Chossudovsky, writing on the Global Research website, said the implications are "far-reaching."
The event in the past has been used to discuss various strains of bird flu, but this year is being called the International Swine Flu Conference. It's Aug. 19-20 at the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill.
Among the topics to be considered are: "Unwillingness to follow government orders," "Control & diffuse social unrest & public disorder," "Protect police forces from falling ill & from being hurt in civil disturbances," and "Manage a surge in crime & meet routine requests at the same time." [see link for proof in brochure below - see sessions 2 and 6 on first two pages]
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Most critical links - PDF Brochure for concerning subjects to be covered at gvt swine flu conference. See pages 1 and 2 Sessions 2 and 6: http://www.new-fields.com/isfc/brochure.pdf This has been removed, probably because the conference is almost over, but I printed the brochure and can send a scan to anyone who wants it.
From WHO website: "The panel recommended providing an adequate facility for quarantine and isolation." and from CDC website, a form you sign why you have been detained for "noncompliance" (says Florida, but still on CDC site) http://www2a.cdc.gov/phlp/docs/FL Quarantine To Detention Facility Order Apr 09 252.pdf
Edit: Sorry, forgot to link to the CDC site "2009 H1N1 Flu Legal Preparedness" that deals with state to state laws where the Florida detention order came from. Go down toward the bottom to "state laws, regulations and legal tools" and "quarantine detention order" under Florida
http://www2a.cdc.gov/phlp/H1N1flu.asp
The Hill article about the governors opposing DOD emergency powers:
http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/governors-oppose-dod-emergency-powers-2009-08-10.html
Fox article - Military to aid FEMA for coming "swine flu outbreak:"
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/07/29/military-poised-help-fema-battle-swine-flu-outbreak/
Finally, remember that the normal seasonal flu kills over 300,000 in the US every year. Swine flu is a very mild flu in comparison.
At first I was a little skeptical of this because they didn't offer links to several of the alarming statements, but I looked up the brochure for this Gvt seminar, I looked up the Fox article and I looked up The Hill article and it's all legit. I provided links below. Brackets ([ ]) and bolding mine.
Part of WND article:
"Clymer also expressed concern about turning over decisions inside the United States to an international organization like the WHO. Adding other pieces to the puzzle, such as the Pentagon's involvement with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, just adds to his worries, he said.
According to a Fox report, the Pentagon is planning to make available military troops – if they are needed – to help FEMA respond to a flu outbreak.
The report said Defense Secretary Robert Gates is preparing to sign an order letting the military set up regional teams to help FEMA.
"Americans should be gravely concerned when all the pieces are put together," Clymer said. "We have a strain of flu which has produced mild symptoms so far, and yet it appears there's a well-orchestrated world-wide effort to put draconian measures in place for a 'pandemic.'"
Clymer also cited the WHO recommendations that would provide, essentially, for an indefinite stay in a quarantine camp for those who refuse a vaccination. He said the procedures that follow a "Level 6 Pandemic" allow international precedent to override U.S. constitutional guarantees of freedom.
Gov. Jim Douglas, R-Vermont, head of the National Governors Association, and Vice Chairman Gov. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., wrote, "We are concerned that the legislative proposal … would invite confusion on critical command and control issues, complicate interagency planning, establish stove-piped response efforts, and interfere with governors’ constitutional responsibilities to ensure the safety and security of their citizens," Douglas and Manchin wrote to Paul Stockton, assistant secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense and America's Security Affairs.
And the Fox report said even a spokesman for the Defense Department acknowledged the concerns "about civil liberties and the use of force."
Attorney Robert L. Shannon told the network the military generally isn't allowed to intervene in peoples' lives, "But it's important to remember that the president has the option and authority to use federal troops in a national emergency."
An ACLU spokesman told Fox that the idea of forced vaccinations or detentions would raise constitutional questions, and Michel Chossudovsky, writing on the Global Research website, said the implications are "far-reaching."
The event in the past has been used to discuss various strains of bird flu, but this year is being called the International Swine Flu Conference. It's Aug. 19-20 at the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill.
Among the topics to be considered are: "Unwillingness to follow government orders," "Control & diffuse social unrest & public disorder," "Protect police forces from falling ill & from being hurt in civil disturbances," and "Manage a surge in crime & meet routine requests at the same time." [see link for proof in brochure below - see sessions 2 and 6 on first two pages]
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Most critical links - PDF Brochure for concerning subjects to be covered at gvt swine flu conference. See pages 1 and 2 Sessions 2 and 6: http://www.new-fields.com/isfc/brochure.pdf This has been removed, probably because the conference is almost over, but I printed the brochure and can send a scan to anyone who wants it.
From WHO website: "The panel recommended providing an adequate facility for quarantine and isolation." and from CDC website, a form you sign why you have been detained for "noncompliance" (says Florida, but still on CDC site) http://www2a.cdc.gov/phlp/docs/FL Quarantine To Detention Facility Order Apr 09 252.pdf
Edit: Sorry, forgot to link to the CDC site "2009 H1N1 Flu Legal Preparedness" that deals with state to state laws where the Florida detention order came from. Go down toward the bottom to "state laws, regulations and legal tools" and "quarantine detention order" under Florida
http://www2a.cdc.gov/phlp/H1N1flu.asp
The Hill article about the governors opposing DOD emergency powers:
http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/governors-oppose-dod-emergency-powers-2009-08-10.html
Fox article - Military to aid FEMA for coming "swine flu outbreak:"
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/07/29/military-poised-help-fema-battle-swine-flu-outbreak/
Finally, remember that the normal seasonal flu kills over 300,000 in the US every year. Swine flu is a very mild flu in comparison.
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