BOMBSHELL: US Covid 19 Plan Identified and EXPOSED, Beyond Tyrannical!

Sneak Peak Quotes : "Like all new disease outbreaks, scientific understanding of Covid-19 is evolving constantly and public health advice changes as more is learned, creating an envi- ronment of uncertainty that is ripe with unintentional misinformation as people struggle to learn new science and are confused by intentional disinformation from malicious actors. Helping people find trustworthy infor- mation is compounded by the sheer number of news outlets and social media platforms. Their inconsistent policies for addressing inaccurate information compli- cate the public health response. In this pandemic, the “infodemic” of misinformation and disinformation is putting lives at risk and must be addressed.
In the void, too many Americans are consuming mis- leading, confusing, false or even harmful information. Everything from the utility of masks, the science of social distancing, the safety of vaccines and even
the existence of the virus itself has been questioned. Thousands have died as a result.

Data and privacy are important but certainly not at the expense of saving lives. We should modify the report- ing and HIPAA requirements to focus only on updating positivity rates (to support surveillance) and to enable timely but non-burdensome reporting of positive cases. Electronic reporting tools linked to laboratories performing the tests could support this effort. Much of the required data are less important now, considering the widespread nature of the infection rate. Wastewater treatment surveillance and hospital case rates provide at least partially adequate measures of local peril.
The federal government must also provide much more financial support for screening and surveillance test- ing. Such tests are primarily economic tools, not solely healthcare ones. Congress must authorize additional funding for this type of testing in high-risk settings, including schools.
Another measure that is featured in some current leg- islative proposals and should be considered is federal funding to provide financial relief to essential workers who test positive for Covid-19 or are required to quar- antine and do not have paid leave.

The only way to stamp out an infectious disease is
to ensure that everyone is able to quarantine them- selves upon learning that they are infectious. But for low-income families, coronavirus infections — even if they do not lead to illness — can spell economic ruin with weeks-long quarantines that prevent bread- winners from working. A payment would ease such strains and offer some incentives for working families to report positive test results and undertake resulting quarantines.

This is a critical stage in the Covid-19 pandemic. As vaccinations slowly roll out amid a surge of Covid-19 infections and deaths, increasing rates of vaccine skepticism threaten to jeopardize our response efforts. Recent surveys by Pew Research and Gallup found that only 51% to 60% of respondents said they would get a Covid-19 vaccine if it were available today, well below the minimum 70% threshold needed to achieve herd immunity.54,55,56
The pervasiveness of social media makes it easy to spread inaccurate information on Covid-19 or even create it. With the stakes as high as illness and death, newsrooms and social media platforms have a respon- sibility to ensure they are proactively working to shut down mis- and disinformation and promote scientifically accurate information.
This involves a 21st century approach to public health communications where trusted leaders can share guidance that is local, personal, and simple, but
also informed by deep community engagement and behavioral insights.