Four towns in Massachusetts – Douglas, Oxford, Sutton and Webster – are imposing indefinite "voluntary" lockdowns after one – yes, one – person tested positive for an "extremely rare virus" they are calling eastern equine encephalitis (EEE).
Every night from now on, residents and visitors to these four towns will be frowned upon if they are spotted outside their homes after dark, this to stop the spread of the potentially deadly mosquito-borne illness.
This most recent case of EE is the first since 2020 to be confirmed in Worcester County by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH).
The Oxford Board of Health voted to support the recommendation that people remain indoors after 6:00 pm every night from now through at least September 30 since the EEE virus apparently only spreads after the sun sets. Beginning on October 1, Oxford's lockdown time will start an hour earlier at 5:00 pm every night and remain that way until the first hard frost hits the region.
The lockdowns are "voluntary" in the sense that there will be "no enforcement," officials say, if residents refuse to comply. There is a catch, though, as anyone who wants "to use town fields outside these recommendations ... will have to show proof of insurance and sign an indemnification form."
Those without insurance are apparently out of luck and will have to go home and "stay safe" every night at sundown, allowing only those wealthy enough to have insurance to use outdoor public facilities – talk about a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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CDC says there are only a "few cases" of EEE nationwide every year
One would think from these government actions in Massachusetts that EEE is a fast-spreading plague that threatens entire towns with extinction unless people go home when it gets dark. The truth, though, is that EEE is a complete non-threat.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are only a "few cases" of EEE that occur in the United States annually. In other words, EEE, for all intents and purposes, does not even exist for 99.999 percent of the population.
The only reason the idea of imposing citywide lockdowns for something as non-threatening as EEE is even considered is because of the precedent that was set by the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "pandemic." Now, whenever the government or media report about a "threat," they can get away with much more tyranny than pre-COVID because the public has been conditioned to accept overreactive paranoia and tyranny as the "solutions" to "viruses."
In the comments, someone asked whether or not the people of Massachusetts were brainwashed enough during COVID to fall for this and comply, or if enough people have awoken to the reality that the world was played by the COVID scam.
"Will they fall for it or will they roundly ignore these new 'recommendations' from the Public Hell department?" this person wrote.
Another wrote that this is "dubious timing" for governments to once again start pushing "knee-jerk" public health measures, and could have something to do with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. endorsing Donald Trump for president.
"The most prominent member of the Kennedy clan endorsing Trump is likely to flip the entire eastern seaboard red, so it's probably an opportune time for whacked out Democrats to cook up another a disinformation campaign and do their best to instill fear in the North Atlantic states," this person said.
"Seems they've got a new toy, 'lockdowns,' and they can't bear to put it down," wrote another about the public health tyrants who became addicted to power during COVID.
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