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Speaker 1: This episode of the Wild Files is brought to you
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by Factor Staff Sergeant Ryan Martinez was the B DOC
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Desk sergeant on duty at off At AFB, a few
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miles south of Almaha, Nebraska. He sipped cold coffee, updated
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the blotter, and checked in with patrols. Reports confirmed. The
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monitors RC one thirty five sitting dark in the flight line,
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guards walking posts, and perimeter fences quiet at zero four hundred.
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This was routine. Martinez was fighting a yawn when the
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clackson fired up. Then an announcement alarm red perimeter breach.
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Martinez checked the cameras. A wave of shadows was stumbling
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across the field towards thousands of on base personnel and
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their families. Then he saw them. The shadows were people,
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or at least they used to be. The loudspeaker barked
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commands to halt. The horde kept coming. Flares went up,
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warning shots were fired. The horde kept coming. Then came
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the command Martinez never expected to hear weapons free gunfire
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erupted thousands of rounds, creating a wall of sound and smoke,
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and steel bodies fell. The entire base held its breadth.
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A few seconds later the bodies rose again, and the
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horde kept coming. Martinez tore through a cabinet, searching for
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the protocols no one took seriously, remembering the training no
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one thought necessary. Every soldier at off It was prepared
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for this exact scenario outlined in a military document most
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Americans had never heard of, con Plan eighty eight eighty eight,
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the Pentagon's Guide for Surviving a zombie apocalypse. And tonight
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the plan goes operational. I don't know, I will find
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out there you are. I just got a call from
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my wife saying that the washing machine is full of salad,
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bar stuff. Do you know anything about that? Yeah? The fine?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 1: What did you do? All right? Fine?
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Speaker 3: My juice a fried halfway through a pineapple spucks smoke
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the whole nine yards.
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Speaker 1: So I improvised, improvised with my washer. It's bins, it's.
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Speaker 3: Rowing some kale hit delicate cycling, boom, juice.
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Speaker 1: You just ruined a brand new washing machine.
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Speaker 3: Oh it's fine, Ah, but since ahead you could you
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stop my whole foods and pick me up some kelf granules?
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Speaker 1: What is this about?
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Speaker 3: And now that a bag is a full time star,
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I'm on a juice cleanse gotta drop a few ounces
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around the gills there the camera adds ten pounds you
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and when your three inches long, that's fatal.
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Speaker 1: You got it. DRUP three, I just said no time.
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Oh human, don't open it? Dry up? Might quo Kumba
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cleans is steal in progress? Please tell me a cucumber
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cleanse is just a salad. Yeah, it depends how you
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tors it. The plan that staff Sergeant Martinez pulled from
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that cabinet is real. I have a copy of it.
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You can download it and read it for yourself. In
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two thousand and nine, the United States Strategic Command released
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Conplan eighty eight eighty eight NASH eleven Zombie Dominance Operations.
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Thirty one pages of detailed military strategy for surviving a
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zombie apocalypse, complete with operational phases, threat assessments, and rules
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of engagement.
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Speaker 3: Well well, wait wait wait wait wait wait wait, this
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is a real thing.
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Speaker 1: Bomby for zambias. Yep, yeah, okay, I'm terrified right now,
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hold me No. The document opens with standard Pentagon formatting,
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official letterhead, proper classification stamps. Everything looks mundane until you
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get to the document's purpose statement.
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Speaker 2: US Stratcom con Plan eighty eight eighty eight purpose to
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undertake military operations to preserve non zombie humans from the
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threats posed by a zombie horde. Because zombies pose a
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threat to all non zombie human life, hereafter referred to
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as humans, US Stratcom will be prepared to preserve the
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sanctity of human life.
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Speaker 1: The document was the classified in twenty eleven thanks to
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a Foyer request. Now that's a quick turnaround from classified
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to public. A section of Complant eighty eight eighty eight
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reveals why US.
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Speaker 2: Con Plan eighty eight eighty eight security instructions this document
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is unclassified to ensure maximum utility during times of crisis.
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Classified capabilities used to counter zombies will be addressed in
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appropriate orders, and crisis plan will be adapted to current
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operational conditions.
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Speaker 1: Conplan eighty eight eighty eight assumes a complete breakdown of society.
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It lays out five distinct operational phases. From monitoring through
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the restoration of civil authority. Phase zero is shaped the environment.
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Stract COM watches for non state actors with chemical and
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biological WMDs. They monitor disease vectors, outbreaks, and epidemics. Phase
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one is deter This prevents enemies from creating zombies, and
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nuclear armed countries get notified that counter zombie tactics aren't
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a preparation for warm Phase two is seized the initiative.
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Stract COM provides security assistance to local authorities. Quarantine zones
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get created and forced civilian areas stay protected until they're
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own run. Then Conplan eighty eight eighty eight enters Phase three, Dominate, respond,
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and counter. During Phase three, the US military locks down
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and retreats to fortified positions for at least forty days.
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Speaker 2: US Stratcom Conplan eighty eight eighty eight Phase three. Upon
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receipt of a US Stratcom order, all forces will begin
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preparations to conduct combat operations against zombie threats. Us Stratcom
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will shelter all personnel in place for at least forty days.
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Speaker 1: After that, Phases four and five focus on stabilizing and
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restoring government reconnaissance teams deploy to assess the zombie threat.
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Speaker 2: US Stratcom Conplan eighty eight eighty eight. Phase four and five.
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No earlier than forty days after the initiation of Phase
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three operations, US Stratcom forces will initiate local reconnaissance opts
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to determine the severity of the remaining zombie threat, assess
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the physical and epidemiological security of the local environment, and
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survey the status of basic services water, power, sewage, infrastructure,
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and communications.
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Speaker 1: If the threat is neutralized, rebuilding begins, but as long
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as zombies exist, the military stays locked down. Conplan eighty
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eight eighty eight outlines these phases step by step, But
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notice what's missing during the military lockdown civilian protection. The
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document says that during the first critical weeks, local law
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enforcement handles zombie attacks until martial law is declared. After that,
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no civilian assistance, no rescue missions, no exceptions. The plan
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assumes most government officials die within twenty four hours cities
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become uninhabitable, infrastructure collapses completely. Complan eighty eight eighty eight
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ensure as military command and control continues. Now, that's great
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if you're inside a fortified facility, but for anyone outside
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a military fence, Conplan eighty eight eighty eight makes it
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clear you're on your own. To survive the collapse of society,
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you need to understand the threat. The military knows where
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zombie apocalypses could start and what will face beyond the
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safety of fortified installations.
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Speaker 2: US stratgon Conplan eighty eight eighty eight, Section four sub
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Section five Conditions for Implementation Part A. Zombies have the
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potential to seriously undermine national security and our way of life.
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While the US currently enjoys several asymmetric advantages and against
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zombie infections originating in the Eurasian landmass, these advantages can
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easily be negated by air and sea traffic that could
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transport the source of a zombie infection to North and
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South America.
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Speaker 1: What Conplant eighty eight eighty eight is clear, zombie threats
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come from anywhere and affect anyone. The Pentagon organized zombies
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into distinct categories according to Conplant eighty eight eighty eight.
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The most likely threat comes from pathogenic zombies. Creator when
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viruses or bacteria infect humans and the Pentagon isn't guessing,
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existing diseases could mutate and trigger real outbreaks. Take Radies,
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The virus attacks the central nervous system, creating aggression and violence.
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Infected animals foam with the mouth and attack anything that moves.
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That foam carries the rabies virus. One bite from a
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rabid animal means almost certain death. Movies like Twenty Eight
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Days Later and World War Z show virus based zombies.
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Animals also become zombies through preon diseases. A preon is
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a misfolded protein that destroys brains and nervous systems. Chronic
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wasting disease makes deer and elk lose their natural fear.
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They stumble around like zombies, easy prey for predators. Mountain
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lions actually target infected deer, but eating these animals is risky.
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Eat it preon disease brain and you become infected. Mad
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cow disease is a prion disease. Humans who eat infected
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beef develop chroidz felled yakav disease. The symptoms are rapid
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mental deterioration, loss of coordination, and aggressive behavior. Sounds a
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lot like zombies. Kru effects kind of lick tribes in
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Papua New Guinea they eat the brains of dead relatives
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as a funeral ritual. Staff staff staff? Why did they?
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How did? What do? Why? Eating the brain helps the
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spirit reach the afterlife? So how is Grandma's funeral?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: A little chiwill I don't feel so good.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Technically it's against the law now, but rumors are
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that some tribes still do this privately.
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Speaker 3: My wife's brain out your mouth, Keep my wife's spray
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out your.
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Speaker 1: Mouth, And that's how it continues. Eating an infected brain
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spreads Kuru Victims experience severe mood changes. They become violent
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and unpredictable, like x wives, Like zombies. I didn't explicit its.
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The Zombieland movies feature preon zombies, and beyond bacteria, viruses
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and preons parasites can create zombies. These are called symbian
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induced zombies. Oh it makes these parasites so dangerous? Is
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you don't know your carry one? Conplan eighty eight eighty
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eight says pathogenic zombies are most common, and that makes sense.
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Diseases affect every animal on Earth, and sometimes those diseases
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jump to humans through zoonosis, aids, sars H one n one, ebola, plague, anthrax,
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lime disease, malaria. Dozens of deadly diseases jumped from animals
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to humans, and most diseases kill their host, but not all.
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Conplant eighty eight eighty eight calls these sizes symbian induced zombies.
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Instead of killing you, the parasite uses you, at least
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for a while. In Costa Rica's rainforests, the Jewel Wasp
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attacks cockroaches. The wasp inject's venom directly into the roach's brain.
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The roach becomes docile and compliant. Ah, you said this
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was the cosby was the jewel Wasp? I don't remember
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jewel doing anything to say appropriate. The Jewel Wasp grabs
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the roach by its antenna and leads it to a burrow,
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like walking a dog. The roach doesn't flee, it follows.
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Then the wasp lays an egg inside the roach and leaves.
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The roach stays put, waiting peacefully. When the larva hatches,
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it eats the cockroach alive from the inside out. That's
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mind control. Conplan eighty eight eighty eight calls it zombification,
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and if you played the Dead Rising games, those zombies
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are created by these parasitic wasps. Then there's Ophio Cordyceps.
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This fungus turns ants into zombie ants. Infected ants abandon
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their colonies and climb high branches. They bite down on
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leaves with the death grip. The fungus then consumes the
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ant's body and bursts from its head, rating spores on
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the colony below. The ant's final act spreads infection and
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creates more zombies. The last of US games in HBO
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series feature the Cordyceps fungus jumping to humans. African sleeping
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sickness affects thousands of people every year. It's transmitted by
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cti flies. Victims become confused, disoriented, and violent, like zombies.
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Those parasites kill the host eventually, but some keep the
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host alive forever. The cantho cephalin worm starts by infecting
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insects that birds like to eat. Because the worm's final
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destination is in a bird's gut, the parasite hijackson insects
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survival instincts. It abandons cover and wanders into open areas
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where birds hunt. Some climb to the tops of plants
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and stay exposed. Birds eat the zombifide insects, the worm
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infects the bird. More worms spread through the bird's species,
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and the bird never knows the worm is there. In fact,
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there's a dangerous parasite that's already living in almost half
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of the human population, and if you don't have it,
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there's a good chance that somebody living in your house does.
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Toxoplasma gandhii is a single celled parasite that lives in
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contaminated water and undercook meat. Between thirty and fifty percent
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of humans carry it. Most don't know they're infected. The
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reason it's so common cats I knew.
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Speaker 3: It, those filthy healthy.
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Speaker 1: Step biohipics, Okay, settle down. About half of all cats
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have toxoplasma antibodies from past infection. And this bug is tough.
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It survives months in cat feces, years in soil and water.
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It can withstand refrigeration and even freezing chlorinem will kill it.
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Neither will soap or detergent. Sulfuric acid kills it, but
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it takes almost two years. It's easily spread by household
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insects like cockroaches and flies and rodents. And there's an
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argument that Toxoplasma Gandhi evolved to help cats. Infected rats
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and mice lose their fear of cats. They become slower,
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less alert. They're actually attracted to cat urine. Toxoplasma programs
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rodents to get eaten. It's the perfect parasite, indestructible, persistent, widespread, undetectable.
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The military knows that in a real outbreak, every cat
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becomes a disease vector. You couldn't trust any of them.
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If you trust the house kit, you deserve to get
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eat That's why Conplant eighty eight eighty eight takes biological
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threats seriously. Once a pathogen enters the pet population, containment
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becomes impossible. You could eliminate all the cants. Stop that,
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and you're saying, if you.
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Speaker 3: Want to make an outlet, you're gonna.
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Speaker 1: Break some kittens. But here's what keeps researchers awake at night.
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Most people don't know they're carrying taxoplasma. Studies show infected
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humans take more risks, they drive aggressively. Some researchers link
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it to personality changes, decision making problems, even mental health issues.
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This is why conplant eighty eight. Eighty eight exists. This
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is why the Pentagon plans because zombies aren't coming, They're
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already here. Doctor Annie Lou was a molecular gerontologist and
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the latest darling of Silicon Valley. She discovered a telomere
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extending virus, the holy grail of life extension. She called
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it Project Lazarus. The ultra wealthy from all over the
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world poured billions into Lazarus. If there's one thing billionaires
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really hate doing, it's dying. But doctor Lou hit an impasse.
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The Lazarus virus worked perfectly in a petri dish, but
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once it was injected into a live rat, the rat
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died within hours. Could it be the delivery vector? Maybe
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a cytokine cascade.
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Speaker 4: Why did the Tellomer's lengthen then trigger apoptosis immune storm
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in every test subject ours to death.
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Speaker 1: What am I missing? Doctor Lou checked the time. It
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was after three am, her third all nighter in a row.
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She needed to get some sleep, better to deal with
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this with fresh eyes. Oh, I'm fine. It was just
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a hard day at the lab. But doctor Lou didn't
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realize how hard a day it was. She never noticed
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the three micron tear in her hazmat suit. A human
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hair is about sixty microns wide, but not the Lazarus virus.
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Those are zero point zero two microns wide, plenty of
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room for a virus to enter. In fact, that's enough
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room for hundreds of them to enter. Of course I'm coming.
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I wouldn't miss my little sister's wedding for anything. Doctor
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lou took every precaution. N ninety five masks block particles
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zero point zero three microns wide, but that's not enough
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to stop Lazarus. Even if doctor Lou knew about the tear,
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she wouldn't have been that concerned. Lazarus wasn't an airborne virus.
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Lazarus only worked if it was injected directly into the bloodstream.
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But now Lazarus was airborne. The next zombie classification and
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con plan eighty eight eighty eight RZ radiation zombies. Organisms
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become zombies after absorbing extreme electromagnetic radiation, nuclear accidents, dirty
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bomb cosmic radiation. The Pentagon says any of these can
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create zombies. Solar flares bombarred Earth with charged particles. A
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coronal mass ejection could expose entire populations to dangerous radiation.
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The eighteen fifty nine Carrictin event knocked out telegraph systems
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all over the world. A similar event today could deliver
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radiation doses that alter brain chemistry on a massive scale.
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After Chernobyl, emergency responders who entered the reactor core experienced
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rapid cellular breakdown. Some survivors reported to hallucinations and aggressive
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behavior before dying. But radiation doesn't always kill. We covered
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how Chernobyl's dogs and wolves adapted to high radiation. An
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entirely new wolf species emerged, highly resistant to cancer. If
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radiation can create a new type of wolf, it can
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create a new type of human, and in the wrong hands,
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that human becomes the perfect soldier. Complan eighty eight calls
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these weaponized zombies wzs are specifically ford for military use.
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The Pentagon calls us a threat because the technology exists
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and they should know they created it. Blu on, No,
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you're gonna get us canceled.
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Speaker 3: I meant that Wuhan Solo really showed Grito Wo's boss
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a nice save.
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Speaker 1: Chemical weapons affect brain function and behavior. During the Cold War,
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both superpowers developed psychochemical agents to incapacitate enemy forces. BZ
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tested by the US Army caused hallucinations and confusion. Similar
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compounds could create zombie symptoms. Chrispgene editing alters organisms at
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the genetic level. Synthetic biology creates entirely new biological systems.
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A hostile nation could engineer a pathogen that creates controllable zombies.
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Speaker 3: Controllable zombies and we already got those. They're called cacal
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News Views.
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Speaker 1: Con Plan eighty eight eighty eight shows the military preparing
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for zombies that can come from anywhere, even outer space.
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Space zombies come from outer space or result from alien
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contamination of Earth's environment.
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Speaker 2: US strat Comm con Plan eighty eight eighty eight, Section four,
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sub Section six Zombie Threat Summary, Part four. Space zombies
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sees are zombie life forms originating from space or created
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by toxic contamination of the Earth environment YA some form
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of extraterrestrial toxin or radiation.
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Speaker 1: NASA and the military already have protocols to prevent contamination
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from space missions. When Apollo astronauts return from the Moon,
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they spend twenty one days in quarantine. The concern was
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that lunar microorganisms might be dangerous to life on Earth.
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Speaker 3: Do you mean when the astronauts returned from the sound
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stage in Fairbank. They had to make sure they didn't
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pick up a bug from the Safada Valley.
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Speaker 1: Let's not do this now.
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Speaker 3: The valley fluid equally. Symptoms included tragedy, shopping balls, degraded
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parking skills, and an insatiable appetite for Baja fish.
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Speaker 1: They make good burritos. Dan Tootin' detu. But NASA protocols
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won't help with toxins. Land outside the jurisdiction of the
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United States. Because scs come from space, they can affect
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any place on Earth.
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Speaker 2: US trat Com conplan eighty eight eighty eight, Section four,
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sub Section five. Conditions for implementation are a continued asteroids
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and nuclear space radiation that can convert people into zombies
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can affect any land mass or population on Earth. Given
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the rapidity at which zombie outbreaks spread, decisive, overwhelming, and
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possibly unilateral military force may be required to negate the
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zombie threat.
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Speaker 1: Real scientific research shows organisms survive where life should be impossible.
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These extremophiles include tartar grades that withstand the vacuum of space.
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If similar organisms exis elsewhere in the Solar System, they
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might be incompatible with human biology. Large asteroids or comets
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could carry alien microorganisms or radioactive materials. The Daguska event
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in nineteen oh eight flattened over a thousand square miles
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of Siberian forest. If a similar impact happened over a
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populated area, alien contamination would spread before anyone could respond.
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Conplan eighty eight states nuclear weapons would be the most
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effective counter to space zombies. The logic, if contamination can't
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be contained, incineration at nuclear temperatures becomes the only option.
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But there's one zombie type that concerns the military more
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than any other. It can't be killed with conventional weapons.
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It can't be killed with nuclear weapons. The only way
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to fight this zombie is with god evil magic zombies.
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The document actually uses those words. The Pentagon has an
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official position on supernatural Threats.
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Speaker 2: Us Stratcom Complan eighty eight eighty eight, Section four, sub
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section six Zombie Threat Summary, Part three, Evil magic zombies.
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Of the classes of zombies, one type is caused by
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occult phenomena that cannot be reliably monitored, predicted, or proven
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to exist. Zombies caused by occult phenomena are em z's.
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The only way to ensure a zombie is dead is
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to burn the zombie corps. Emzs are the only class
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of zombie that may not be vulnerable to this measure.
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Despite being the hardest threats to eliminate directly by attacking
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the zombie life form, emzs can usually be eliminated if
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the source of evil magic is destroyed. There is evidence
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to suggest that chaplain core may prove integral to countering these.
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Speaker 1: Threat The military takes this seriously enough to assign the
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Chaplain Corps as primary defense. Now think about that the
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Pentagon believes defeating these zombies might require divine intervention. God
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jen snow intervention.
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Speaker 3: Rights of years ago, there came a night that lasted
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a generation. Kings frost had decked in their castles, same
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as the shepherds in their hoods. Women smothered their babies
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rather than see them stuff and wept and felt the
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teas freeze on their cheeks. So is it for the
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Long Night and the white wook ISHN.
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Speaker 1: I know what it is? But yes, white Walkers and
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whites and Game of Thrones are evil magic zombies. Fighting
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the supernatural isn't new to the military. During World War II,
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both sides employed occult research divisions. The Nazis had the
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odduenn Airva, the Allies had their own paranormal units. Churchill
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consulted astrologers. The US Army investigated psychic warfare during the
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Cold War. Now may seem that the military has everything
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figured out. They've identified each type of zombie threat, they
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understand how to fight them, but not so fast. Buried
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on page sixteen is a single unsettling section.
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Speaker 2: US Stratcomm Conplan eighty eight eighty eight, Section four, sub
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Section thirteen point three Shortfalls and limiting factors. Adequate zombie
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defenses require sandbags, sand barbed wire, anti personnel mines, riot
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controlled chemical agents, and petroleum to create flame barriers. These
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supplies may not be present in sufficient volume to defend
28:34
against zombie incursion and could severely tax available logistical support infrastructure.
28:40
US Stratcom forces do not currently hold enough contingency stores, food,
28:45
water to support thirty days of barricaded counter zombie operations,
28:50
and US Stratcomm has no ground combat forces capable of
28:54
repelling a zombie assault.
28:56
Speaker 1: Several zombie types identified, specific tactical record mandations, containment protocols,
29:02
resource requirements, but not enough soldiers in the army to
29:05
actually win so the military created a new army, an
29:09
army of millions of soldiers, all trained to survive the
29:12
zombie apocalypse. And for years, these soldiers have been learning
29:16
how to organize, how to fight, and how to rebuild civilization.
29:19
This army has been built in secret, but also in
29:22
plain sight, because the soldiers of this army are US.
29:36
The military knows how to fight zombies. They have a plan,
29:39
but they don't have the soldiers, so they created them us.
29:43
The military developed a psychological operation that trained millions of
29:47
civilians without them knowing it. The Walking Dead premiered on
29:51
October thirty first, twenty ten, the same year Conplan eighty
29:54
eight eighty eight finished development. World War Ze started filming
29:58
in twenty eleven and was released in twenty five Team
30:00
the Last of US game launched in twenty thirteen, all
30:03
during the exact time this military document was finalized and
30:06
de classified. Think about what these shows taught you. Survival tactics,
30:12
supply management, team dynamics, trust no one, secure your perimeter,
30:16
always have an escape plan. Millions of Americans absorbed zombie
30:20
apocalypse protocols through entertainment. The training was subtle, but effective.
30:25
I've watched every Walking Dead episode. Okay, I watched up
30:28
until season five. I played the last of US games,
30:32
I played the first one, ye The Walking Dead, last
30:36
of US World War Z. We've all consumed the same
30:39
content and we learned the same lessons. The military didn't
30:42
need boot camps, they had Netflix. But the SI up
30:45
might distract from the real secret. Conplan eighty eight eighty
30:49
eight contains multiple references to classified annexes never released publicly.
30:53
The document repeatedly mentions ANNXC detailing space control capabilities. Page
31:00
references classified sections stripped from the public version. NXS covers
31:06
special technical operations. NXD handles classified logistics. Throughout the document,
31:12
footnotes point to information marked a secret or higher. The
31:15
zombie scenarios were unclassified, the real military capabilities stayed hidden.
31:21
The most telling detail is varied in the technical sections.
31:25
Conplan eighty eight eighty eight works alongside other military plans
31:29
Conplan eighty thirty five for space operations, Conplan eighty five
31:33
thirty one for flu pandemics, and Complan eighty ninety nine
31:37
for combating WMDs. These are active military plans, not training exercises.
31:43
Because the Zombie Plan is unclassified, it implies the threat
31:47
isn't real, but the classified military capabilities are real. There's
31:51
clearly some kind of threat. So the big question is
31:54
how do you survive it. When the outbreak starts, you
32:05
have about forty eight hours before everything falls apart.
32:08
Speaker 3: Jatness falls across the end.
32:10
Speaker 1: The midnight hour is close.
32:12
Speaker 3: At end, the preachers crawl and search your blood to
32:16
terrorize Ya's neighborhood.
32:19
Speaker 1: You got that out of your system almost great. The
32:22
people who survive are lucky, they're prepared. Your location determines
32:26
your survival. If you're in a city, get out fast.
32:30
Cities become death traps. All those people packed together, that's
32:34
a zombie buffet. And in a dense population center, the
32:37
infection will spread faster than it can be contained. Hospitals
32:40
fill with infected who don't know what's happening to them.
32:43
They stumble into emergency rooms and spread the virus to
32:46
medical staff and don't call nine one one. Police stations
32:49
get overrun by panic citizens looking for weapons. The smart
32:52
cops go home to protect their families. The rest become casualties.
32:58
You need to be somewhere remote, cabin, a homestead, or farm.
33:02
If you don't own one, better know someone who does
33:04
Those places have what matters food, water, and people who
33:08
know how to defend them. Guns are allowed. They attract attention.
33:13
You don't want a bow an hour works better, so
33:15
does a knife, a bat or a crowbar. Quiet weapons
33:18
keep you a live longer. Skip the supermarkets, they're already
33:22
scoring with desperate people. You need supplies ready before disaster strikes.
33:27
Prep a bugout bag, forget the bottled water. Carry water
33:30
purification tablets or a life straw water filter, IDNE pills
33:34
for radiation exposure. You'll need food. MRIs last thirty years,
33:39
but food is heavy better if you'll learn how to hunt,
33:41
clean and cook your own meals. Pack power cord rated
33:44
for five hundred pounds. It could be used for everything,
33:47
securing shelter, making tourniquets, starting fires, and it works as
33:51
fishing line. Pack a solar radio, solar flashlight, real band
33:54
aids and in ninety five masks. Take signaling mirrors and whistles, toothbrush, toothpape, toiletrees.
34:01
When you're stuck in the wild, you'll be happy you
34:02
remember those In my kit. I keep thermal blankets, a
34:05
small propane stove, and glowsticks. I've got a fire starter.
34:09
A multi tool, three different kinds of knives. Bring a
34:13
needle and thread good for repairing clothes and sewing up wounds.
34:17
And if you don't have the stomach to stitch, you
34:19
cut crazy glue will do in a pitch. And don't
34:21
forget duct tape. It fixes everything and reinforces barricades. I
34:25
even keep many bugout bags in all my vehicles. You
34:28
can pick one up for about forty bucks and a
34:30
link below to the gear I use. Once you're out
34:34
of the chaos, find a place where you can rest,
34:36
watch your lines of sight. Learn to set a perimeter,
34:39
trip wires and snares, anything to alert you to danger,
34:42
and find other people. Pool resources, exchange knowledge and skills,
34:47
mill your strengths, and find people to show up your weaknesses.
34:50
Some people are fighters, some are farmers, some are planners,
34:54
some are builders. Their safety in numbers, But when connecting
34:58
with strangers, truck your gut. Whether it's Conplan eighty eight
35:02
eighty eight or some generic survival guide, they'll tell you
35:05
the same thing. When the end of the world comes,
35:07
the most dangerous thing you'll face is in zombies. It's
35:10
other people. We followed Conplan eighty eight eighty eight from
35:25
a zombie outbreak. It off at Air Force Base who
35:27
classified space operations and potential psychological warfare. The military created
35:32
detailed protocols for fighting the undead, so it's actually real.
35:37
Speaker 3: Well.
35:37
Speaker 1: Conplan eighty eight eighty eight is exactly what, depending on
35:40
says it is a training exercise. Junior officers created it
35:44
to learn planning procedures. Using an impossible scenario avoids diplomatic problems.
35:49
So rather than create a plan to defeat Russians or Chinese,
35:52
the enemies are evil magic zombies. Everyone understands it's practice.
35:57
The zombie SIAP theory also doesn't hold up. Timing of
36:00
Conplan eighty eight eighty eight being released at the same
36:03
time as zombie movies and TV shows wasn't coordination. It
36:06
was a coincidence. Hollywood always follows the money. Remember we
36:10
had ten or fifteen years of superhero movies released one
36:13
after the other. Now not so much. Yeah, thanks all
36:16
this day. We had zombies before Conplan eighty eight eighty eight.
36:20
White Zombie came out in nineteen thirty two. George Romero
36:23
created modern zombies with Knight of the Living Dead in
36:26
nineteen sixty eight, Dawn of the Dead in nineteen seventy
36:28
eight set the template for everything that followed. The Walking
36:32
Dead comics started in two thousand three Studio See profit
36:35
and then fled the market. But dismissing this as just
36:38
a joke would be a mistake. Conplan eighty eight eighty
36:42
eight connects to real military plans. Conplan eighty thirty five,
36:45
Complan eighty five thirty one, Conplan eighty ninety nine. These
36:49
aren't exercises, they're operational. The plan's real value is seeing
36:58
the military acknowledge how fast the side could collapse. It
37:01
admits through our scenarios where the military can't win. A
37:04
plan to defeat zombies is hard for the public to
37:06
take seriously. But maybe that's the point. Maybe Complant eighty
37:10
eight eighty eight is a clever distraction. The story isn't
37:13
in the document they show us, it's in the documents
37:16
they hide. Conplant eighty eight eighty eight repeatedly references classified
37:20
annexes that were stripped from the public version. But we
37:22
know they exist, we just don't know what they are.
37:26
We know they reference space based operations, but we don't
37:29
know what threats they address or what capabilities they describe.
37:32
And they're not going to tell us. And that's why
37:34
I believe Conplan eighty eight eighty eight is an important document.
37:38
In some ways, it paints the American people as distracted
37:41
and selfish, and there's some truth to that, but things change.
37:44
In a crisis. To save our families and our communities,
37:47
people will step up, not everyone, but enough to matter,
37:51
whether intentional or not. Conplan eighty eight eighty eight teaches
37:54
valuable lessons about preparation and resource management. Those are good
37:59
skills to learn, and start learning them now. When society collapses,
38:03
nobody's coming to save us. We are the first responders.
38:06
So train like one, prepare like one. The difference between
38:10
a life lost and a life saved could be you.
38:12
So get to know your neighbors, learn how to communicate,
38:15
how to plan, how to survive. If you don't learn
38:18
these skills now, it could come back to bite you. Yeah, yeah,
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