Prophecy of Nostradamus Banned by the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Among Nostradamus’ famous prophecies was that the year 2021 would be a zombie apocalypse. The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention included the words “Get a kit. Make a plan. Be prepared” in the poster prepared by Nostradamus in reference to this prediction.
In the 16th century, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a new circular on the foresight of the famous French philosopher and astrologer Michel de Nostredame, known as Nostradamus, in the 16th century, “The zombie invasion will surround the world in 2021”.
The “Zombie Preparation” section, which was first launched on the official website of the CDC in 2011, was updated and published the other day.
“Do you wonder why zombies, zombie apocalypse and zombie preparation are on CDC’s website?” In the article shared with their statements, the CDC made it clear that it was a joke, even though it issued a serious message about the importance of disaster preparedness.
A warning poster was shared in the article, in which CDC stated, “” We continue to reach and interact with a wide range of audiences about being prepared for all disasters and dangers through ” zombie preparation ”.
“SEARCH A LOCATION AT HOME FOR ZOMBIES”
In its ironic article, especially warning the teachers, CDC used the words “Get a kit. Make a plan. Be prepared” in the poster with a zombie face.
In the guide, which mentioned the importance of having certain tools such as food, water and medical supplies, backup power supplies, medical records at a level that will last at least 72 hours in case of any disaster, not just zombies, the guide emphasized the need to look for a place to hide at home specifically for the zombie apocalypse.
“IF YOU Bite, GET MEDICATION”
“If you run away but a zombie bites you, medications should be available to treat you, and the CDC suggested one gallon of water per person per day. Disaster preparedness experts and doctors, who made a statement about the prepared Zombie preparedness guide, said that the campaign was very wise.
WE HAVE TO BE PREPARED AS YOU SEE THE COVID-19 “
John Sellick, a professor at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University of Buffalo, said, “I think it’s great. As we saw in Kovid-19, disaster preparedness is very important,” said Cheryl Nelson, founder of Prepare with Cher, a FEMA-certified natural disaster preparedness instructor. “I think this is great. It definitely grabs attention and makes it fun to prepare. “The more creative ways to deliver the message of disaster preparedness, the better,” she said.
Lee Clarke, professor of sociology at Rutgers, State University of New Jersey, said the zombie preparation might seem “trite, trivial and fun” but “all the messages are there”. “They use ‘zombies’ instead of just ‘floods’ or ‘hurricanes’. Zombies are more interesting to people and they attract people,” said Clarke.
