Washington authorities will catch the unvaccinated like cattle

Unelected health officials in the state of Washington have filed
a bill that would involve deploying “strike force” teams to round
up and “involuntarily detain” unvaccinated families.
The proposed agenda, called WAC 246-100-040
(https://bit.ly/3ntoxPq), was revealed during a recent Zoom meeting
by the Washington State Board of Health. The bill would amend
state law to allow residents as young as five to be detained by the
state and sent to Covid-19 quarantine camps.
The proposed revision under Washington’s Communicable and
Certain Other Disease Act outlines specific “Procedures for
isolation or quarantine” that are incredibly tyrannical and
discriminate against unvaccinated people.
A local health officer would be granted power to “issue an emergency
detention order causing a person or group of persons to be
immediately detained for purposes of isolation or quarantine.”
The bill further states that health officers would need to provide
documentation proving that unvaccinated citizens of Washington
subject to detention have denied “requests for medical examination,
testing, treatment, counselling, vaccination, decontamination of
persons or animals, isolation, quarantine and inspection and closure
of facilities” before they would be given the thumbs up on sending
people to the covid camps.
According to reports, the amendment would also allow health officers
to deploy law enforcement to assist with the arrest of Washington
residents who fail to comply.
The amendment goes on to provision that “a local health officer may
invoke the powers of police officers, sheriffs, constables, and all
other officers and employees of any political subdivisions within
the jurisdiction of the health department to enforce immediately
orders given to effectuate the purposes of this section in accordance
with the provisions of RCW 43.20.050(4) (https://bit.ly/3qw6FW7)
and 70.05.120 (https://bit.ly/3FvuMIY).”
In the event of an “emergency detention order,” isolation and
detainment of Washington citizens who do not comply would be
allowed “for a period not to exceed ten days.”
Those who continue to refuse treatment or vaccination during the 
even-day period could be held “for a period not to exceed thirty
days.”
The Washington State Board of Health had a meeting on January
12th to discuss amending legislation to allow authorities to detain
unvaccinated people in quarantine camps and require Covid-19
vaccines for children who will be attending school.
The proposed amendment is part of the state’s Communicable and
Certain Other Disease Act, which suggests including a new Covid
protocol. It involves procedures for isolation and quarantine and
will allow health officers to issue emergency detention orders,
causing a person or a group of persons to be immediately detained
for quarantine and isolation purposes.
Forced isolation can be ordered if a health officer has reason to
believe that the person, or group, is suspected to be, infected with,
exposed, or contaminated with a communicable disease or a chemical,
biological or radiological agent that could spread or contaminate
others. The period of isolation can also be extended if the health
officer has reason to believe they could pose a threat to others.
Furthermore, a person or group of persons can also be offered
treatment, with those who fail to comply being forced to be detained
by police for up to thirty days.
However, the text also states that health officers may invoke the
power of police officers, sheriffs, constables, and other officers
and employees, including armed officers to enforce quarantine orders
and isolation.
This is a disturbing development and is completely fascist and
tyrannical. Although, in Australia, the army has begun “relocating”
covid-19 positive cases and their contacts to “mandatory supervised
quarantine facilities.”
There have also been reports of the WSBH recruiting candidates for
a new “Isolation and Quarantine Strike Team” which will be in charge
of the “Isolation and Quarantine facility” for non-Washington
residents traveling in the state who tested positive for COVID-19
or who would have been exposed to those who tested positive, but
with no residence or location in which to spend their 10-14 day
isolation period.