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Posted on 08/20/2013 7:18:04 AM PDT by VA Voter
This is a video of FEMA presumably requiring massive amounts of food, water, drugs, military presumably for civil unrest in Washington, DC and surrounding states.
The target date is the same as start of ObamaCare, Oct 1st.
WTF. Is this BS or what?
I would take it with a grain of salt, but there are people out there who are still blissfully unaware of what is rolling downhill straight at them. I have noticed lately a rash of articles from every news source about the coming effects of ZeroCare: cost, lack of security of the “hub,” how untrained, unvetted zombies will have total access to all information. ZeroCare is not about health, it is about information. The Google generation is about to learn somethin’ ‘bout history the hard way.
Not to rain on anyone’s disaster, but this sounds like the same person who said they were setting up FEMA concentration camps. Wasn’t that debunked?
Also, saw that many of the meds were veterinarian in nature.
ore on the beforeitsnew website. I keep thinking of Alex Jones
Sheldon R. Songstad
Senator Retired: South Dakota
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He knows that one of these times he aint coming back!
John has a long moustache.
The chair is against the wall. The chair is against the wall.
The chair is against the wall
HR 645 (note the timing) was not debunked
the only question was the scope and motive behind this act
of course no drive-by reporting
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/111/hr645/text
Wound my heart with monotonous langour.
Can only mean one thing. An invasion by the Grumpy Cat and his evil minions.
Glenn asked, "What's up with Missouri?"...and mentioned something about keeping an eye on/following up on MO happenings.
Wound my heart with a motonous languor.
I’m getting slow.
“Cthuhulu fthagn!”
One legitimate possibility is that of a tangible threat that someone has weaponized the MERS virus (origin Saudi Arabia), and intends to deploy it on the east coast.
However, this does not compute with veterinary antibiotics (essentially the same as human antibiotics, and work in humans, but are far less controlled and monitored), that are useless against viruses.
Unless the tangible threat is of a weaponized bacteria that is susceptible to those particular antibiotics.
Another possibility is a projected major natural disaster, in which both infrastructure is damaged and infected injuries would be common. This would pretty well limit it to an earthquake or tsunami. Hurricanes are too unpredictable.
The big eastern US earthquake region is the New Madrid fault along the Mississippi River. It would make sense to not preposition emergency supplies there, because the four 1811-1812 earthquakes were from 7.0-8.1 estimated intensity and could wipe out anything there, so they would be kept in an adjacent region.
Do you have a problem with that, citizen? You must be a racist!
Welcome to the USSA (United Socialist States of America).
The big eastern US earthquake region is the New Madrid fault along the Mississippi River. It would make sense to not preposition emergency supplies there, because the four 1811-1812 earthquakes were from 7.0-8.1 estimated intensity and could wipe out anything there, so they would be kept in an adjacent region.
Then wouldn’t they be stockpiling in Colorado/Nebraska/New Mexico...
However, this does not compute with veterinary antibiotics (essentially the same as human antibiotics, and work in humans, but are far less controlled and monitored), that are useless against viruses.
Unless the tangible threat is of a weaponized bacteria that is susceptible to those particular antibiotics.
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May or may not be relevant, but someone I know who works in a vet practice was informed by suppliers a few weeks ago that all meds are going way up in price. Some common antibiotics, like doxycycline, already have. There has been such a rush on various tetracyclines that dispensing veterinarians are back ordered.
I assume this will be true for the same meds dispensed by pharmacies for human use.
Trippin man.
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