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Carol Swenson
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There are all kinds of theories about this.
The CDC is trying to manipulate people, especially young people, into getting vaccines.
The CDC is controlled by the Illuminati, and this is a satanic message about the coming of the antichrist.
This is a warning about the masses being "brain dead" and just going along with whatever they're told to do.
This is a scientific model to predict the progression of real pandemics.
And more.
Whatever else may be said, only our Lord can resurrect the dead, and He does not make them into zombies!
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HelenT
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The CDC is tasked with tracking and informing the public about threats to health. In a blog posted on Monday, May 16, the head of the CDC provided suggestions for how to prepare for a zombie apocalypse. The advice contained in this post may come from a rather tongue-in-cheek place, but the advice is still something very real. Without preparing, a payday loan might not even be enough to save you. How often have you wanted additional information on where to findinstant online payday loans and turned to an internet search on quick payday loans no credit check?" Look no further, all the details you will need is at MatchFinancial.
Centers for disease control recommend preparedness measures
The Centers for Disease Control makes suggestions on preparedness items to have around. This is based off the idea that a zombie apocalypse were to occur. If nothing else, these supplies will help you survive until you are able to "find a zombie-free refugee camp." Keeping one gallon of water per person, per day is recommended. Non-perishable food items, clothing, important documents, tools, first aid materials and other basic emergency preparedness items are essential to keep around. The recommendations also outline what the Centers for Disease Control would do in case of the zombie apocalypse -- mostly, investigate and try to offer assistance.
The Centers for Disease Control interest
It was a few months ago when the Centers for Disease Control director decided zombie apocalypse recommendations should be put out. He was in a web chat discussing Japan’s nuclear power troubles. He wanted to know if a zombie apocalypse in japan would be created from the nuclear leak. This was when Dr. Ali S. Kahn realized the idea of a zombie apocalypse had become widespread. Kahn is the head of the CDC’s Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response. Dr. Khan loves “Resident Evil.” He is always attempting to find creative ways to let the public know what the CDC is all about and get the public prepared.
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Whether you are thinking about zombies or 2012 disaster, individuals are very worried. It has become a popular thing to be concerned about. The CDC’s OPHPR has started putting out “official recommendations” since Dr. Khan took over in case a meteor strikes or there is a zombie strike. These things probably won’t occur. It is more likely that there will be a flu outbreak or a tornado. Either way, however, the preparedness steps are essentially the same. By embracing common beliefs, live web chats, social media and public interaction, the CDC's preparedness office is helping put a new face on an organization many people hope to never have a reason to interact with.
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