Oblivious to Years of Public Pandemic Planning for COVID-19–Let’s Not Ignore Disease X

February 7, 2024 Russ Jones Uncategorized

According to Dr. Peter McCullough, few of us saw the COVID-19 pandemic decades ago. However, the foundation and schedule for the pandemic response date back many years, having been established by the 2005 PREP Act, which granted immunity from “countermeasures,” including vaccinations, lockdowns, and masks.

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