Governor Lee issues executive order to allow National Guard to enter hospitals, assist with COVID-19 response
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has signed an executive order aimed at expanding COVID-19 health care resources and capacity in hospitals.
On Friday, Governor Lee signed Executive Order 68, which will allow National Guard members to enter Tennessee hospitals to assist with COVID-19 response.
I heard on KFI radio that CA is allowing infected nurses to come to work. The reason given was because shortage of medical staffing. Nothing to see here. If this was a real emergency....
Conditioning - Getting people use to following orders from military, seeing them as in charge of the vax - then the jab. Same with the military - conditioned to handle and control non military personnel. From hospitals to internment camps, we have been told the military will be in charge of the vax - and those that refuse.
Not for 100 seconds.
ReplyDeleteUnless they're medics, what good can they do. Don't all hospitals have tile floors and wheeled gurneys?
ReplyDeleteI heard on KFI radio that CA is allowing infected nurses to come to work. The reason given was because shortage of medical staffing. Nothing to see here. If this was a real emergency....
ReplyDeleteConditioning - Getting people use to following orders from military, seeing them as in charge of the vax - then the jab. Same with the military - conditioned to handle and control non military personnel. From hospitals to internment camps, we have been told the military will be in charge of the vax - and those that refuse.
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