The Organisations That Take Charge
In Contagion, as soon as the virus becomes a threat, the entire American government escapes to an “undisclosed lo-cation” and “looks for a way of working online.” Meanwhile, specific real-life non-government organisations (NGOs) are identified by the movie as the “heroes” and the go-to people to handle the crisis. These organizations are promoted to the viewers and are given automatic legitimacy and trust-worthiness. However, those who are educated about the world elite’s agenda for a New World Order know that these organizations have been known to push that agenda and eve-rything that goes with it. In short, the movie says: “If a crisis like this happens, the government will disappear, democracy will be suspended and NGOs will take over.”
The agencies identified by the movie are:
• The CDC (Center for Disease Control), which has always heavily promoted vaccinations campaigns.
• The World Health Organisation (WHO) – which was accused, in the wake of the H1N1, of
spreading “fear and confusion rather than immediate information.” In the movie however, the WHO is an important factor in the resolution of the problem.
• FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and the American Red Cross manage the civilians. Contagion shows view-ers how emergency situations could quickly lead to martial law, which would automatically lead to the crea-tion of civilian camps run by FEMA, who needed some good PR after Hurricane Katrina.
• Of course, the US army is all over the place since martial law is defined as the “imposition of military rule by military authorities over designated regions on an emergency basis.”So, in the wake of a “biological crisis,” the democrati-cally elected American government basically dissolves and specific organisations (CDC, WHO, FEMA, the US Army) take charge of all aspects of society. And this “taking charge” proceeds in a very specific way: martial law and civilian camps.
The agencies identified by the movie are:
• The CDC (Center for Disease Control), which has always heavily promoted vaccinations campaigns.
• The World Health Organisation (WHO) – which was accused, in the wake of the H1N1, of
spreading “fear and confusion rather than immediate information.” In the movie however, the WHO is an important factor in the resolution of the problem.
• FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and the American Red Cross manage the civilians. Contagion shows view-ers how emergency situations could quickly lead to martial law, which would automatically lead to the crea-tion of civilian camps run by FEMA, who needed some good PR after Hurricane Katrina.
• Of course, the US army is all over the place since martial law is defined as the “imposition of military rule by military authorities over designated regions on an emergency basis.”So, in the wake of a “biological crisis,” the democrati-cally elected American government basically dissolves and specific organisations (CDC, WHO, FEMA, the US Army) take charge of all aspects of society. And this “taking charge” proceeds in a very specific way: martial law and civilian camps.
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