U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Ideas

The City of Lorain, Ohio, held a "Vaxxing on the River" concert event last weekend that was successful in convincing a significant number of people to get COVID-19 (hereafter Covid) vaccinations.  The event provided discounted outdoor concert tickets for people who were vaccinated, and/or got vaccinated at the venue site prior to the concert.  I previously submitted a version of this recommendation to the DHS Ideascale... more »

RE: The most recent anti-vaccination propaganda "luciferin and luciferase"

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ISSUE:

A new line of anti-vaccination propaganda has hit social media alleging an evil compound or chemical named "luciferin and luciferase," was put into the COVID-19 vaccines to harm or slowly kill us all. U.S. enemies propagate this type of disinformation to disrupt vaccination endeavors, because want us to die from COVID-19 or be locked... more »

Try to get the pharmaceuticals of Puerto Rico to get involved in the production of the vaccines. They can ship to the Caribbean us territories and the mainland. Produce for the population in PR. It does not make sense to ship when they have the capacity. In fact, what could do is to add some temporary division areas for the mass production and hire additional people which there is a good supply of labor at lower cost... more »

The Peppermill (maybe others) have hired a independent labs to run employee COVID testing. The lab reports results to the HR Department who then reports results to employees. This process avoids reports doctor office to regarding the severity of outbreaks at the Nevada Casinos.

Majority of Casino employees do not have medical insurance due to not meeting hour minimum hours to qualify. Casinos offer free testing to avoid... more »

The CDC and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHH) should seek input regarding how to speed up the rate of both the delivery and administration of COVID-19 vaccines. The following is a compendium of ideas for consideration in achieving that goal:

1. The country of Isreal has vaccinated approximately 9% of their population this month from December 20th-31st. Isreal is a relatively small, compact country which... more »

Could DHS remind States that election infrastructure has been deemed critical as early doses of vaccine are allocated?

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IMPERATIVES:

The population must be vaccinated against COVID-19 [1], and we must counter COVID-19 anti-vaccine propaganda.

 

CURRENT CONDITION:

COVID-19 has killed >250,000 people, is killing a thousand people per day, has wrecked our way of life, caused $Trillions in economic losses,... more »

Coronavirus has demonstrated that the US is frighteningly vulnerable to the appearance of another pandemic. We are on track to lose more people to Coronavirus than every one of our wars individually. We have already lost more Americans than many of our wars COMBINED.

Though it is difficult to say, Coronavirus is not the worst pandemic to come. It is far gentler than what may be out there. This is frightening, because... more »

I recently saw 4 American airports and noted that none of them performed any form of Coronavirus screening for arrivals or departures. While all airports had nearly universal mask use, ensuring passengers were relatively safe during travel, this does nothing to stop the seeding of Coronavirus in other communities, especially at events such as family dinner.

Although this can come off as a theoretical concern, it must... more »

RESOURCE: Use the American Red Cross (ARC) to support distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine.

GIVEN: The vaccine must be stored at -94 degrees F.

 

ARC RESOURCES (THEY HAVE):

I used to work at my local ARC blood components manufacturing lab. THEY HAVE THE FOLLOWING CAPABILITIES (e.g.):

1. FREEZER: Rare blood is stored in a large deep walk-in freezer at -70 degrees F.

2. QUALITY CONTROL: Inventory is maintained under... more »

This could simply be a coincidence, but I feel I should report it.

I was looking at the daily number of new cases of COVID nationwide and I notice that it peaked on July 16, dropped to a minimum in mid-September, and since then has been rising dramatically. I did some mathematical analysis and discovered that the date the number of new case began increasing was Sept 12. This set off alarm bells in my head because it's... more »

Has anyone researched applying terahertz imaging to the detection of COVID viruses? From what I have read, terahertz imaging can detect substances like viruses. It might be quite useful to be able to know where viruses are in the environment.

We recently published an article about the potential value of iodine in the fight against and prevention of COVID 19 infection. There are clinical observations, there is pathophysiological evidence, there are epidemiological data and there is animal research supporting this hypothesis. That is a lot more substantiation than the different medications that are tried in different trials.

In addition, we have recently received... more »

This is a request for the Executive Branch to pursue the research, prototype development and testing of a concept for a lightweight, low cost, wearable device designed to be worn consistently and which has the potential to greatly reduce the airborne transmission of Covid-19. The proposed device would incorporate existing technologies which have already been proven to fight viruses. It would lessen the prospect of the... more »

This idea concerns Covid-19. Since the Covid-19 campaign no longer exists here, I have no recourse but to post this idea, and many others, in the five current campaigns which still exist here.

It appears that DHS no longer reviews ideas that are submitted on this site. I hope they will disprove this assumption by communicating with me on each of my ideas and directly address any potential which they may have.

My idea... more »