This Is Really Happening: Montana County Demands Citizens Wear Government-Issued Arm Bands to Shop at Grocery Stores…(Training For The Mark!)
By Jim Hoft
TheGatewayPundit.com
April 20, 2020
We thought this was a spoof.
It’s not.
A Montana county is mandating citizens to wear a pink wrist band to go shopping at grocery stores.
The band represents the person has quarantined for 14 days.
You know who else had armbands?
Whaaatt! @pnjaban, have you seen this?
Montana Co. won't allow you to do business without a pink wristband!
I recall Germany forcing Jews to wear a yellow Star of David on their clothing so they'd be easily identified and summarily discriminated against.
Unconstitutional! pic.twitter.com/k8cvtJvYM6
— TweetStreet@Intrepidus (@TweetStreetInt1) April 20, 2020
The Montana Daily Gazette reported:
In what might be one of the most over-the-top and draconian responses to coronavirus yet seen in Montana, Valley County is mandating that people wear government-issued pink arm bands in under to purchase products inside of stores. The measure, enforced by the Valley County Health Department, insists that store-owners keep customers out unless they have the pink arm-bands, which denote the customer has been in the area more than 14 days and submitted to quarantine protocol.
According to the flier produced by the Valley County Health Department, out-of-towners who lack the government-issued armbands will be prohibited from stores and residents are notified to call law enforcement if they do not comply.
The health department even issued a script to warn customers to flee, saying, “You are violating our Governor’s and Valley County’s Health Officer’s orders. I am happy to shop for you with curbside delivery. I will get the items for you and bring them to your car. If you don’t cooperate, you will force me to call law enforcement.”
Here’s a copy of the flyer.
They look like wrist bands to me. I don’t like the idea, but let’s not mislead people. Arm bands and wrist bands are two different things.
Arm bands and wrist bands are NOT two different things. When understanding transliteration from Hebrew……the hand is considered from the tip of the middle finger to the shoulder all inclusive. So any one who thinks that getting a chip or mark in or on their arm is actually avoiding the mark of the beast is wrong!!