USPrepared, an Atlanta and North Carolina based emergency preparedness consulting firm has been chosen to be the exclusive marketing firm for what now may become the first line of defense in the United States against avian flu when it mutates from human to human.

“With these new complications in the usage of Tamiflu being reported we may be offering the next line of defense,” reports Hugh Simpson, a co-founder of USPrepared and recent author of the new Ebook Emergency Preparedness Guide for the Third Millennium available FR** from http://www.usprepared.com. “We have a portable isolation unit that can protect a family of up to eight people for as long as six months; however all indications show that the deadly scourge of the bird flu would pass with in several weeks. Who wants to take a chance with Tamiflu complications with their family?”

These isolation units also are available in sizes that can be used by local governments when quarantine is ordered by local, state or Federal authorities. “Health authorities have shared with us that local hospitals will not be taking in bird flu victims and will be looking for the type of isolation unit we offer that can be set up in high school gyms, local football stadiums, city auditoriums, etc.,” says Don Sherrill, a retired US Navy Captain and co-founder.

“We are limited right now in the family portable units to approximately 40 in the United States,” states Stephen Hobbs, a former US Navy SEAL and co-founder. “We have plans to bring in more in early 2006; however as soon as the first human to human case is reported in the United States the Federal government will shutdown all air transportation. It’s a race against the clock and according to our sources the time is running out. I must say that this scenario we are facing is more scary than any assignment I had as a SEAL.”

For further information please contact USPrepared at 404-918-0108 or tent@usprepared.com.

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however as soon as the first human to human case is reported in the United States the Federal government will shutdown all air transportation.

geez where is this guy from?

That is not what the CDC says. They do not anticipate shutting down anything unless there is an area nat may need it within the country.

CDC