Oh I just loved their little jingle "know what to do about pandemic flue" just makes me feel all warm and cozy inside. ug
Ok, a couple of questions....
Select foods that do not require refrigeration, preparation (including the use of water), or cooking.
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Store two weeks of water, 1 gallon of water per person per day. (2 quarts for drinking, 2 quarts for food preparation/sanitation), in clean plastic
containers. Avoid using containers that will decompose or break, such as milk cartons or glass bottles.
Why the heck do we need to make sure we have 2 weeks worth of water if the flu breaks out???????
Why would my phones be disrupted?????
In a pandemic, there may be widespread illness that could result in the shut down of local ATMs and banks. Keep a small amount of cash or
traveler's checks in small denominations for easy use.
Whats up with that? Are they going to have to burn the flu off all the paper money???
restrictions on public gatherings, such as at malls, movie theaters.
um, yea this could get ugly. talk about a lot of seriously ticked off teens
Plan home learning activities and exercises that your children can do at home.
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Plan entertainment and recreational activities that your children can do at home.
Ok, those were stated because we "might not" be able to or allowed to leave our house.
Im sorry, but doesnt this look more like a guide on how to prepare for martial law rather than the flu?
Yes. It's common sense these days. Everyone should have a month or two worth of canned food and water. A three day bug-out bag should be
ready at all times. Meet-up instructions for family members. Etc etc 
