February 28, 2022
A FEMA document about nuclear explosions reveals the utter fatuousness of our bureaucracy
By Andrea Widburg
No matter the purpose for which they’re established, bureaucracies often become ends in themselves, self-perpetuating entities that generate paper to justify their existence. That seems to be the case with FEMA, at least insofar as its rules for nuclear disasters go. Some poor desk drone was given the task of updating FEMA documents to reflect the CDC’s ridiculous COVID requirements. That drone worked hard, with the result being that the FEMA guidelines for a nuclear explosion now include masks and social distancing in bomb shelters.
Once again, Libs of Tik Tok has the news on her irreplaceable Twitter account. She (or someone with whom she communicates) felt that, with Putin threatening to start a nuclear war, it might be useful to check out the government’s guidance for responding to the fallout from a nuclear attack. That’s how we learn that someone at FEMA laboriously updated FEMA guidelines with CDC requirements about social distancing and masks. And that’s how we end up with these ludicrous advisories:
https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1498058825819062275more
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2022/02/a_fema_document_about_nuclear_explosions_reveals_the_utter_fatuousness_of_our_bureaucracy.html
