Drudge Retort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs

A document has surfaced revealing IBM was aware of the current H1N1 "pandemic" in 2006. Excerpts from "Services & Global Procurement pan IOT Europe, Pandemic Plan Overview," an official inter-departmental document distributed to upper-level management of IBM in France during 2006 are posted on the Prevent Disease website. The document predicts a 100% chance of a "planned" pandemic occurring within five years.

The document apparently provides evidence that IBM and other large corporations are on the inside track in relation to either a manufactured or orchestrated pandemic that is now unfolding.

The IBM document describes "quarantines"and operational procedures to be taken upon official announcement of the engineered pandemic by the World Health Organization.

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I'm sure there is a reasonable explanation for this.

Perhaps a mock-disaster-planning guide book?

Where does it say it is a "planned" pandemic? And according to this document they are planning on having 70% or more of their work force being unavailable. Swine flu has been nothing like that.

This looks like a contingency plan for something much more severe than swine flu.

Where does it say it is a "planned" pandemic? And according to this document they are planning on having 70% or more of their work force being unavailable. Swine flu has been nothing like that.

Scroll down into the document.

It says "100% chance of a pandemic in the next 5 years".

I've been involved in developing contingency plans to assure data redundancy and network security through various natural and man-made disasters. Of course, it's on a very small scale compared to pandemic...but we plan for predictable problems.

There are no absolutes involved in that type of planning. It's what if scenarios. Writing "there is a 100% chance of a pandemic in the next 5 years" in a 3 year old document is fishy.

I thought this was fishy at first too. However, the heading of the document claiming that there is a 100% chance of a pandemic says "IBM Plan Assumptions." So clearly they were simply assuming for purposes of their training that there would definitely be a pandemic. They were also assuming that only 30% of the workforce would be available. Looks like a worse-case scenario type of thing to me.

The Pentagon has plans for all sorts of wacky scenarios, nothing wrong with being prepared.

I'm sure there is a reasonable explanation for this.

Perhaps a mock-disaster-planning guide book?


IT is. I am in Info Assurance and we were working on contingencies in 2005. Not for swine flu but planning for business continuation during a pandemic.

All we did was ensure there was at least a 1 for 1 ratio of RAS capacity for all employees.

Thats about all you can do. Those that were not dead were expected to work.

This reminds me...whatever happened to JeffNDenmark?

I have some SNL DVDs from the third season -- 1977 -- and there are several episodes with swine flu jokes.

I guess IBM is late. LOL

Ah, they employ seers - I see said the blind man :)

We will plan for 2 waves of the pandemic, 12 weeks each separated by a 12 week breather period


Bingo again.


I thought this was fishy at first too. However, the heading of the document claiming that there is a 100% chance of a pandemic says "IBM Plan Assumptions." So clearly they were simply assuming for purposes of their training that there would definitely be a pandemic. They were also assuming that only 30% of the workforce would be available. Looks like a worse-case scenario type of thing to me.

#4 | Posted by JOE at 2009-11-02 03:57 PM | Reply |

Yeah, I mean what if it said.....

Page 1
20% chance of pandemic.

Page 2
Do nothing. Don't worry bout it. Please fire me now, this job is worthless.


Also clear how quick we forgot about Avian flu. Lots of warning on that one too, didnt pan out but that was well before 3 years ago.

Look at past history. Nearly every century is marked by some sort of "pandemic". Makes me think a prediction of 100% chance of pandemic is not so crazy, but entirely expected. Within the next 5 years? Well not so much, but 5 years is a pretty standard number to plan around.

Also I find it curious the lacking of the plan that includes profiting off the millions of dead people, or at the very least the mass profiting from hysteria. Instead they plan on workers not being available, no doubt sick from a non-existant virus... how quaint...

Also I find it curious the lacking of the plan that includes profiting off the millions of dead people, or at the very least the mass profiting from hysteria. Instead they plan on workers not being available, no doubt sick from a non-existant virus... how quaint...

if anyone knows how to profit off of dead people, IBM is a perfect example.

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