From the article: "The authors [of an infectious disease study] suggested that governments could reduce transmissions [of the flu bug] more effectively by basing closures [of schools] across regions on early epidemiological signs of a pandemic, but they warned that such a system would likely close more schools than strictly necessary."
The cognizatti have known for some time that the plan was to close schools this fall to get the flu scare really rolling. But this plan hasn't been made public in any significant way. So the author of WSJ article is letting the cat out of the bag here, but also is revealing more details about the plans of the scare-campaign directors.
We now know that if some kid in Atlanta gets the sniffles, the plan is to close all the schools in Georgia, or maybe if some restraint is exercised, all the schools in Atlanta.
All this for a flu that has symptoms that are not as severe as everyday flu.
The cryptocracy and their health employees want very much to scare the dickens out of the public this fall.
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