CDC’s Zika Game Plan Disrobed Page 2

In late August, when Florida State University (FSU) announced that it had found an off-the-shelf remedy for Zika in a tapeworm antidote, second tier media outlets trumpeted the news, while the mainstream press ignored it. Why? And why is the Obama Administration silent on this breakthrough? With such a discovery one would expect the FSU scientists to be invited to the White House for a press conference the way Super Bowl champions are hailed. [5]            If Zika were about finding a cure or what caused birth defects in Brazil, then President Obama would have killed the U.S. government’s new $300 million in public health emergency funding from the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority—five days after the FSU announcement—for a Zika vaccine with the Japanese pharma giant Takeda. [6] [7]

To complete the circle on the Zika bogeyman the WHO declared it an emergency on February 1, 2016, [8], the CDC has gone “all in” going for a super-constitutional power grab. In a ‘Notice of Proposed Rulemaking’ (NPRM), wanting full power and authority over U.S. citizens rights to due process, detainment, and apprehension in the NPRM, “Control of Communicable Diseases,” the new rules on quarantines. [9]

Some of the stunning theft of rights would turn the CDC into the NSA, giving it full authority to “monitor through electronic internet-base means, such as email and webcam application tools.”

Better still, it lists measles outbreaks as a growing threat, even though the non-lethal disease doesn’t show on the communicable diseases list. The NPRM slyly leaves out Zika in the 88-page document. No worries. If pushed through and it gives extraordinary powers to CDC, within five years measles, seasonal flu and Zika would be added to the list, forcing vaccines, apprehensions, spying, and severe penalties on everyone willing, hiding, or injured by previous vaccines.

The Zika virus might be a joke. But the Zika bogeyman used as leverage by the CDC to gain even more power is not.