Catherine Austin Fitts lays out the extraordinary powers governments can seize in the name of a public health crisis with little to no resistance.
“The invisible virus allows you to do enormous control mechanisms,” Fitts says. “You can stop people from gathering, you can stop people from organizing, you can stop people from getting together and talking about what’s going on…And if you digitize it with contract tracing then you can control who’s talking to whom.”
“If you can get them to do all their work and education online you can literally listen to everything they’re saying so you can you can institute extraordinary amounts of surveillance all in the…theory that we’re protecting you from the invisible virus,” she added.
“It’s very clever…and as you can see it’s working.”
A bill proposed in New York would give state officials there the power to quarantine individuals deemed public health risks due to the pandemic. It would also mandate medical examinations and even vaccinations.