This is a paper covering communication tactics. It's not an actual playbook of a future pandemic. If it were it would be missing the basic elements of a plan (who does what etc) making it completely useless as a plan.
Stop spreading this nonsense. If you would actually look at the thing yourself you would know.
This is a hypothetical scenario designed to illustrate the public health risk communication challenges that could potentially emerge during a naturally occurring infectious disease outbreak requiring development and distribution of novel and/or investigational drugs, vaccines, therapeutics, or other medical countermeasures. The infectious pathogen, medical countermeasures, characters, news media excerpts, social media posts, and government agency responses described herein are entirely fictional.
Yes, it says so and we all see that. Now look up Vigilant Guardian. I think everyone here realizes this is a document about a future fictional situation, but in the past those fictional situations have been used as either playbooks for actual events, or as smoke screens to distract from actual events. That's what you should be seeing when you read this document.
They want to lay out their means of control so they can say, "We planned for this," not "we're creating this."
This is a paper covering communication tactics. It's not an actual playbook of a future pandemic. If it were it would be missing the basic elements of a plan (who does what etc) making it completely useless as a plan. Stop spreading this nonsense. If you would actually look at the thing yourself you would know.
Yes, it says so and we all see that. Now look up Vigilant Guardian. I think everyone here realizes this is a document about a future fictional situation, but in the past those fictional situations have been used as either playbooks for actual events, or as smoke screens to distract from actual events. That's what you should be seeing when you read this document.
They want to lay out their means of control so they can say, "We planned for this," not "we're creating this."