U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)
Conceived in 2019, the Department of Defense (DOD), under its Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s (DTRA) Chemical and Biological Technologies Department (DTRA), developed a program called Discovery of MCMs (medical countermeasures) Against Novel Entities (DOMANE) "to rapidly identify a combination of drugs to impact the novel biological threat from multiple targets, which may prove effective in promoting a disease-modifying effect to counter the biological threat." One program aspect is the DOD experiments around with different treatments. If a treatment it creates does well it can become a new "standard of care" (SOC). It is the DOD belief that "Machine learning expedites the process of discovering medical countermeasures for emerging biological threats like COVID-19" for a biological rapid response. DTRA also works with the United Nations organizations WHO, FAO, and WOAH. This has evolved into a Chemical and Biological Defense Program that invests in producing new vaccines and medications utilizing Artificial Intelligence in a biological technologies department, while DOMANE can "reduce or eliminate the time-intensive...human safety studies". Not surprisingly, this all occurred around the emergence of Covid-19, and DOMANE was involved. It's drug cocktail for Covid was Remdesivir, Famotidine, Celecoxib, and Ivermectin. The medical field began using Remdesivir which ended up causing some problems with kidney function. Why was the lower cost and effective Ivermectin banned for use? Executive Order 13887 in 2019 brought in the US Department of Defense for influenza vaccine development with the National Influenza Vaccine Task Force, and the goal of "achieving the vision outlined in the NIVMS" (National Influenza Vaccine Modernization Strategy). Pandemic Hysteria In 2005, President Bush dumped $7.1 billion towards stopping the Avian flu pandemic (which never came) that he claimed would kill two million, with a full report of draconian actions to take. Maybe it was just the framework for what has been forced down our throats since Covid. Is there a real threat? Currently, mass hysteria continues about future pandemics, currently labeling unknown illnesses as Disease X. "Pandemic preparedness" is the buzz word of the day and the World Health Organization (WHO) is actively working to take control with a pandemic treaty, which Idaho should resist. One disease being hyped up for the next pandemic is Avian flu, also known as Bird flu, or H5N1. Avian flu, is a viral infection that spreads between birds and is a more serious variant known as HPAI that can kill poultry. Also known as a zoonotic disease, it can spread from animals to humans. Recent focus has been on H5N1 spreading to cows, including in Idaho, with one case this year. One Texas man working with cattle contracted H5N1 with eye inflammations as the only symptom. Or is H5N1 just another way to disrupt food supplies and destroy the livelihoods of Americans? While an H5N1 infection can be fatal, overall, H5N1 "rarely infect humans", and is rarely contagious between people. Interestingly, this article points out that if a version of bird flu mutated for easier spread between people, it could cause a pandemic. Just last year former CDC Director, Robert Redfield, stated in the audio that the next great pandemic will be "bird flu". Gain of function research to make H5N1 more transmissible between humans has been going on for years, and after a short pause, resumed in 2019. With speculation that Covid-19 was a gain of function virus, involving questionable DOD funding, some speculate that H5N1 is being utilized for the same purpose. Even the Center for Disease Control (CDC) is surveilling for its "ability for increased transmissibility to people". The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is even questioned about its participation. As early as 2007 a vaccine for H5N1 was developed because of a "threat to human health", with changes made in 2013 for a national stockpile, and contain mercury. Development of an Avian flu vaccine continues to be underway. Government Funding It is astonishing the amount of government funding that has escalated since the Covid event. In Biden's $1.2 Trillion spending package, $708,272,000 is allocated for emerging and zoonotic infectious diseases and $315,000,000 for flu pandemic preparation, including vaccine production. The White House is also pouring money into a Gates funded "50-country partnership" to "combat future pandemics" and create a Pandemic Fund, while at the same time launching the U.S. Global Health Security Strategy. Included in this strategy is to "Further strengthen a One Health approach to GHS, including integrating infectious disease data from human, animal, plant and environment sectors". One Health is a World Health Organization "approach" that links disease between the environment, animals, and humans. What a great way to keep everyone oppressed, control economic activity, and keep people jabbed. Maybe someone should tell them to quit manipulating viruses with experiments. It is also why Idaho should prohibit all WHO activity. This information is just a small slice of how government is really implementing a full onslaught of control. There is the White House Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy (OPPR); DoD Biodefense Posture Review; National Health Security Strategy; (Pg 16) mitigation and minimizing risks of zoonotic diseases including implementation of sanitary animal production practices across all major animal value chains in accordance with international standards (which may explain the recent targeting of small farms, again no legislation to do it); engaging more with WHO, FAO, United Nations Environment Programme, WOAH; strengthening the WHO and International Health Regulations implementation; financing global funds such as Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness (CEPI), and the Pandemic Fund; partnering with the Global Health Security Agenda; and the Biomanufacturing, among many other tyrannical actions. Page 31 of the Global Health Security Strategy lists all involved federal agencies, actually all are involved as a "one government" approach. There is also the National Biodefense Strategy and Implementation Plan, Strategic Preparedness and Response, National COVID-19 Preparedness plan to prepare for Covid variants, and the Generative Unconstrained Intelligent Drug Engineering (GUIDE) program with addiction treatment. If this doesn't make the head spin resulting in nausea, it should be a testament to how out of control this government is, and the intention is full control. All this for a virus, and all other unknown bugs out there, that even the CDC knows is low risk, but it is actively working to do something, with handy tips on how to avoid contracting it. In reality, this all looks more like a new surveillance system for control. WHO lists nine potential pandemic virus threats, including Disease X. Good idea to list subjects that will continue to fund one's own existence. This continued government bloating is breathtaking. Even worse is how much the military industrial complex has expanded. It only adds to the burdensome weight of a government that every American must feel around their neck. Creating fear with climate change hasn't worked fast enough, but putting human lives at risk with pandemics will. For now, stay calm, don't get caught up in the fear frenzy. Scrutinize every piece of information disseminated by the government for accuracy and truth. Above all, conduct research on whatever the government is reporting. Quit pointing to the problem and start working with local officials and your state legislator, tell them you want policies put into place that will exercise state sovereignty when it comes to this issue. Where is the Birdman of Alcatraz when you need him?
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WaterWorld, a magazine that is "dedicated to delivering up-to-date information on technology, products and trends in the municipal water industry", published an article written by Richard Lansdowne, on August 2, 2022 titled, Transforming a Small Town into a Major Smart City. The article covers how the town of Cary, North Carolina, through the use of technology, is becoming one of the smartest cities. What is interesting about this article is that it doesn't say anything about how this technology has improved the city. It only cites the data collection and ability to "predict" an event with that data. Did it work? The World Economic Forum has big ideas on how we should all live. Transforming a Small Town into a Major Smart City
The term "smart cities” implies a common misconception that only the biggest cities are capable of deploying advanced technologies and digital solutions. However, becoming more technically savvy and embracing smart city technology has never been more attainable than it is today. The town of Cary, North Carolina, with just over 175,000 residents, is becoming one of the smartest towns in the United States. Cary started its foray into smart technology by beginning to monitor key elements of its public infrastructure. Today, the town is a smart city with consistent data collection and analysis, and the development of smart solutions to benefit the greater good of the community. Interestingly the term “smart city” has another misconception; that a city is smart once it deploys Internet of Things (IoT) sensors to collect data. In reality, the point at which it becomes truly smart is when the sensor data is streamed into analytics wherein it enables insights and predictions to drive decisions. The Key to Unlocking Smart City Status: Insight through Data Analytics The town of Cary has been committed to invigorating the community for more than a decade. In 2007, the town enlisted the help of SAS, an analytics systems and solutions provider also based in Cary, to improve public safety and develop services within the town. As part of this collaboration, the town government used SAS’s software solutions to compile, organize and analyze data to make smarter, more actionable predictions for the benefit of the town and its residents. With new insights from an untapped wealth of data, municipal operations can run more efficiently by allowing town employees to access information they need, ahead of time, to help the town perform at a higher capacity than ever before. Originally, the town had planned this as a four-year project, but successes were seen almost immediately. This led a group of key decision makers within the town to explore expanding the project’s horizons. To add to the innovation brought by the extensive data and analytics, the town looked to cost effective and efficient IoT solutions. This was the logical next step to improve resident life, establish more sustainable practices, and lead the town of Cary to the apex of smart city innovation. By using IoT sensors — long range, low power sensors that collect data and enable analytics to provide actionable insights — IoT offers information and insight from nearly any area of Cary’s town infrastructure and community needs. Whether it’s monitoring air quality, trash can and water levels, or parking meters, IoT is helping Cary, North Carolina make smarter infrastructure decisions. But smart technologies are only as good as their deployment and ability to analyze their data. The IoT solutions provide real-time predictions that help solve specific challenges. These insights all provide better ways to monitor and safeguard the community and its resources, and help build a more sustainable city. The IoT sensors incorporate Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) connectivity, based on Semtech’s LoRa® devices, which are developed on an open, globally accepted standard for LPWAN applications. Used in IoT networks in more than 100 countries, the LoRaWAN® standard is designed to wirelessly connect battery-operated devices to the internet in regional, national or global networks. The standard targets key IoT requirements such as bi-directional communication, end-to-end security, and mobility and localization services. LoRaWAN connectivity solves many of the challenges that smart city operators face and is well suited to facilitate data collection from key applications throughout a city or town, including streams, storm drains, energy meters, street lighting, parking, condition monitoring equipment, air quality stations, waste and recycling containers, mobile asset tracking and much more. Providing Crucial Information Rain or Shine Long range, lower power IoT devices offer a unique benefit for public sector applications. They have an incredible battery life, lasting up to 10 to 20 years in some cases. The low power devices reduce maintenance needs. This allows towns to operate the devices in many areas — including those that are hard to reach — and in environments that would normally require extra maintenance and extra budget for that maintenance. Many solutions for connectivity – like Wi-Fi or cellular – can be unreliable during severe weather like hurricanes that have high winds and often flooding that knock out local infrastructure. Typically, when a building’s power goes down all connection can be lost. But long range IoT sensors connect to multiple gateways on high-points well away from any potential infrastructure damage. The result is a strong, trustworthy and resilient network connection. This type of connectivity solutions offers two-way communications and also has the ability to penetrate dense building materials to communicate in urban environments at a low operating cost, unlike Wi-Fi, which can’t operate efficiently over long distances or in remote areas. These benefits support creative city planning and development processes in everyday life as well as plans for disaster resiliency. IoT Technology Enhances Disaster Response in Wake of Flooding Smart technologies are only as good as the hands they are placed in and having these edge-to-cloud solutions are critical for driving innovation in the town of Cary. Historically, Cary has faced many challenges when it comes to storm drain water and flooding. As the town faces the realities of increased severe weather brought on by climate change, stormwater that runs off into roads, parking lots, sidewalks and buildings all pose hazards to residents and their property. IoT solutions have proven critical in alerting the town and its residents to potential instances of predicted flooding. With that, the town has been able to turn its disaster response from a reactive and manual process into a more predictive, proactive and automated response – often before a storm even hits. The approach to severe rain, which leads to rising water levels and flooding, has undergone a complete digital transformation. In fact, since deploying the new IoT solutions, the town has created a Stormwater Division that is responsible for capturing, managing and analyzing floodwater data. Sensors leveraging Semtech’s LoRa technology and SAS’s data analytics solutions allow the division to measure the water height, depth, flow and rainfall totals. This data is then uploaded to the cloud and combined with other weather models to predict the strategy for Public Works, Public Safety and Information Technology departments in the town. Planning for a Better Future As with so many projects, there is always room for progress and additional efficiencies. The town of Cary continuously collaborates with their technology partners to innovate and further define what it means to be a smart city. While weather monitoring enables the town and its residents to protect their livelihood — from personal safety to personal belongings and shelter — the town is also looking at other solutions to improve quality of life. From trash can sensors that monitor when a public bin is full, to the development of a new downtown park area, IoT sensors are becoming part of a new model of civic public service, and offers residents a town in which everyone feels comfortable and excited to be a part of. In its never ending quest to figure out how to design a city that will control the masses, the World Economic Forum has another fantasy being explored, Society 5.0. Hitachi has a nice, detailed website on what this society entails. Are any Idaho cities headed in this direction? Here is the Wikipedia article referenced in the video. Below is the video of Sam Palmisano, also referenced in the video. By its own admission the World Economic Forum (WEF) is conceding that AI (artificial intelligence) in toys can be dangerous, not necessarily safe for children, and the shocker, "AI decisions can be wrong". As if anyone would trust what the WEF recommends, it has created a rather useless guideline on AI toys and what parents should scrutinize where most of the advice is to visit the product website. The WEF states "AI products use sensors and inputs to collect information about whoever uses them. This information includes images, videos, patterns of use and other data. AI products then "use algorithms to interpret the information" and "make predictions" for their users. Also admitted is that "AI products also have risks...These risks carry even more weight when users are children who may or may not be ready to make decisions about their digital rights...". What? Does anyone even understand what digital rights are? Oh, just another made up WEF scam. Then you have the industries making AI toys claiming to protect privacy, the best toys being "tested by experts". Does Fauci come to mind? This video demonstration doesn't look particularly entertaining for a toy. After getting over the novelty of it, it is likely most kids will become bored and want to move on. Although, it does look like something a dog or cat would love to chase and destroy, well, except the dog in the video who is probably just a wussy dog, not a Rin Tin Tin. Just imagine how much data this ball of rot collected. It isn't really clear what is done with that data other than it might possibly be sold, used to communicate with your child, or shared. There are also AI toys that claim to educate children and that adults will enjoy. Good to know data will also be collected on the parent. But the real goal is training kids for a digital workforce world that we are all being forced into.
Much is lost with these toys. Social interaction between children is the biggest loss. Losing gracefully or being a humble winner, following rules, listening to a coach or referee, or learning skills from other players are just a few. Other toys stimulate creativity and imagination or teach negotiating skills if played with more than one. A simple game of jacks, marbles, or cards can challenge a child to be strategic or work in partnership while often developing hand eye coordination. Playing these types of games often encourages trying again. Oh, these are now all fuddy-duddy games as compared to BB-8. It seems with these AI toys it is mostly telling an object what to do and then watching it respond. How fun is that? Not to worry, there are also AI toys that will be your child's emotional companion that can be their friend. Naturally, these can be bought through your local Idaho WEF partnered Walmart store or Amazon. It might not be too late to take that toy back for a refund. As the World Economic Forum (WEF) and all of its technology partners move forward to force us into its 4th Industrial Revolution (4thIR), where everything is connected together by the Internet of Things (IoT), combining IoT with Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already in progress. The WEF has identified 4 key areas where AI and IoT are already being combined that "continues to transform the fundamental ways in which we live our lives and process data.", also being powered by "5G and Big Data." These areas are Wearables, Smart Home, Smart City, and Smart Industry. According to the article, connected devices "generate 1 billion GB of data" every day. Also mentioned is the amount of profits this agenda will generate for corporations.
As everyone uses any device to communicate, all the data is being collected and plugged into their algorithms for analysis and eventual control over us. |
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