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I'm your host, as always, James Corbett of Corbettreport.com, coming to you from the sunny

climbs of Western Japan here in March of 2020 with

episode 373 of the corporate report podcast Medical Martial Law

2020. Now if you follow the feeds at corbett report.com you will know that last week I

re-released a section of an old podcast specifically episode 86 of the corporate report podcast on medical martial law, which was released in 2009 in the height of the swine flu pandemic pandemonium that was sweeping the globe at that time.

And just last week, the corporate report, video editor Brockwest, revivified a section of that podcast in video format for release as a video

to bring people up to speed on what I was talking about 11 years ago in regards to

the laying of the infrastructure and legislative framework for the

implementation of medical martial law in any declared public health emergency.

And there are many different pieces different

cookie crumbs along that trail leading towards that medical martial law

conclusion and so I will exhort you if you've not yet done so to go back and not just

watch that video section of the podcast but listen to the entire podcast which

lays it out in a great degree of detail and I will be taking that information for granted that you are familiar with the steps that have already been put in place that I was outlining in episode 86, for example, the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act, which

was drafted in the wake of the 2001 Anthrax Bioterror Falls Flag event, which was subsequently adopted by over 40 states and allows for

quarantine and mandated vaccinations in the event of any declared public health emergency, and it is that model state emergency health

powers act which gave rise to legislation and numerous different state legislatures

that are now being implemented as I speak in various states declaring public health

emergencies. So it is important to have that that background and that that

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