Debbie Lerman

And what I noticed was a convergence of the biodefense planning with the pandemic, the public health pandemic plans, which converged in COVID. And so there is a document called the pandemic crisis action plan pan cap. There's a version, it gets updated every few years and it's just, what's the government they're going to do in the case of a pandemic.

And what I noticed was a convergence of the biodefense planning with the pandemic, the public health pandemic plans, which converged in COVID. And so there is a document called the pandemic crisis action plan pan cap. There's a version, it gets updated every few years and it's just, what's the government they're going to do in the case of a pandemic.

And there's a version called the PanCap Adapted, which is adapted for COVID. And in that action plan, which is not available anywhere, even though it is the official government, the U.S. government's COVID plan, it says so at the top of the document. The only place it's available is on the New York Times servers, where I think they mistakenly left it after it was leaked to them.

And there's a version called the PanCap Adapted, which is adapted for COVID. And in that action plan, which is not available anywhere, even though it is the official government, the U.S. government's COVID plan, it says so at the top of the document. The only place it's available is on the New York Times servers, where I think they mistakenly left it after it was leaked to them.

And they wrote a little article about it in March 2020. or April of 2020. But it really isn't available anywhere else, and nobody knows about it. And it says, among other things, that the policy for the COVID pandemic response is set by, not by HHS, not by CDC, not by Tony Fauci. It's the National Security Council. And the National Security Council is the body that advises the president on

And they wrote a little article about it in March 2020. or April of 2020. But it really isn't available anywhere else, and nobody knows about it. And it says, among other things, that the policy for the COVID pandemic response is set by, not by HHS, not by CDC, not by Tony Fauci. It's the National Security Council. And the National Security Council is the body that advises the president on

terrorism and wars. Interestingly, if you look at the website of the National Security Council today, you will see that they have added health security and climate security and every other kind of security to the kinds of things that the National Security Council is possibly going to deal with.

terrorism and wars. Interestingly, if you look at the website of the National Security Council today, you will see that they have added health security and climate security and every other kind of security to the kinds of things that the National Security Council is possibly going to deal with.

But before COVID, and for the entire history of the National Security Council before COVID, they were supposed to deal with wars and terrorism. And and national security in a military sense. So they were in charge of policy.

But before COVID, and for the entire history of the National Security Council before COVID, they were supposed to deal with wars and terrorism. And and national security in a military sense. So they were in charge of policy.

Now, when you asked about the communications, the very interesting thing about that is that in the pandemic crisis action plan adapted, it says that even though the Health and Human Services, which is the umbrella public health department, is supposed to be in charge of the pandemic response, actually they're not in charge of the pandemic response.

Now, when you asked about the communications, the very interesting thing about that is that in the pandemic crisis action plan adapted, it says that even though the Health and Human Services, which is the umbrella public health department, is supposed to be in charge of the pandemic response, actually they're not in charge of the pandemic response.

And in terms of communications, even though the CDC is supposed to be in charge of communications, All communications have to go through the office of the vice president, which was where the national security was housed and the task force, the government's COVID task force, which was the national security was a part, the national security council was a part of.

And in terms of communications, even though the CDC is supposed to be in charge of communications, All communications have to go through the office of the vice president, which was where the national security was housed and the task force, the government's COVID task force, which was the national security was a part, the national security council was a part of.

So even the communications that we thought we were getting from the CDC. I mean, they were coming from the mouthpieces and the spokespeople of the CDC and the HHS and NIAID, which is Fauci. The actual policies that they were saying, like masking, social distancing, lockdowns, and all of that was not coming from them. They did not make that up.

So even the communications that we thought we were getting from the CDC. I mean, they were coming from the mouthpieces and the spokespeople of the CDC and the HHS and NIAID, which is Fauci. The actual policies that they were saying, like masking, social distancing, lockdowns, and all of that was not coming from them. They did not make that up.

It came from the National Security Council and the task force. I know it sounds complicated and bureaucratic because that's part of the problem, but it's extremely important to understand that the entire pandemic response policy did not come from public health agencies.

It came from the National Security Council and the task force. I know it sounds complicated and bureaucratic because that's part of the problem, but it's extremely important to understand that the entire pandemic response policy did not come from public health agencies.

So in my opinion, it was all pre-planned. But because it involves classified agencies... like the National Security Council, you can't FOIA them. And obviously their material is not in the public record. It's very hard to find what people would consider a smoking gun when they said, okay, we're taking over. You know, the pan cafe is the closest thing that I have.

So in my opinion, it was all pre-planned. But because it involves classified agencies... like the National Security Council, you can't FOIA them. And obviously their material is not in the public record. It's very hard to find what people would consider a smoking gun when they said, okay, we're taking over. You know, the pan cafe is the closest thing that I have.