Did You Know...

That the CDC has an EIS that hires EIAs to Protect & Serve?

That’s right.

Thanks to the incomparable Jon Rappoport, we now know that the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has had — since 1951 — an Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS).

WTH?

Epidemic Intelligence Service

In Jon’s Oct 31 post, he asked how did the country, the world, act in lockstep over this alleged killer respiratory infection. Part of the explanation, he suggests, is through the CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service.

I know. The whole thing is oxymoronic.

Anyway. According to the CDC's explanation of who works at the EIS, the CDC recruits doctors, dentists, veterinarians, and the like for the “Agent” role.

These “Agents” have worked here and around the world. To save us. And to learn us about how we must behave to keep our very existence from killing others. Among other “services.”

Over the years, these “Agents” (Jon names a few, but says finding out the full alumni list? Impossible, he says — and if Jon says it’s impossible? It is.) have formed a very special network. A club. And we ain’t in it.

Disease Detectives

A commenter on Jon’s post wanted to know just who these people were. Looking over the CDC’s page, I learned about recruiting doctors and dentists and such, but it was the reference to pharmacists that got me.

Pharmacists can play, too?

Putting on my Recruiting hat, I couldn’t resist:

Hey, Mr. or Mrs. or Ms. or They Pharmacist, looking for your next great opportunity? Well, lookee here -- you could put your drug dealing on behalf of doctors to work as a disease detective. That's right! Become a disease detective!

We have a nicer name for it, of course. Our disease detectives are known officially and formally as "Epidemic Intelligence Agents "EIA". These EIAs work within the CDC’s special branch known as the "Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS)".

Concerned about DEI at the CDC's EIS? Don't be. We CDCers' have DEI beat. We have DEIA. That's right. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion...and? Accessibility! DEIA.

Worried about racism? Well, we've got you covered there, too. At EIS, we've added racism as a public health issue to our EIA training curriculum. And much, much more!

So. Looking for the next step in your drug dealing career — one that provides great training and enables you to travel the world harassing people over bullshit? Forcing medical interventions on them? Look no further than the CDC’s EIS for your next role as EIA. Protecting and Serving…the global blob.

Of course that last paragraph? Yeah, no…

Not sure what else I can say here. Just shaking my head. I do that. Most of the time, it seems. So much to say, but nothing to say. You know?

Just thought I’d let you know about yet another “intelligence” “service” — the CDC’s EIS.

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What can be said about this complex web in which we find ourselves? This devolution into a matrix that runs on bullshit — backed by force. Everywhere.

Regardless of who “wins” tomorrow, we, the people, are still gonna be in it. “It” being this web. It will likely take decades to unwind — if that is possible.

Question everything. Say “No.” Be brave.

All these alphabet agencies and their alphabet-named “employees?” These are some seriously effed up people, IMO. They’re “Americans,” and they won’t take lightly to having their cushy lives ended via “pink slips.” As we’ve seen, many are outright homicidal — though they outsource their destruction through “government.”

It will take courage to face what’s coming — either way.

So. Be that brave heart.