Freedom

“As you know, our Department is well prepared to respond to the array of present dangers and ever-emerging threats to our Homeland, including communicable diseases that threaten the safety and security of the American people. That is why DHS and our component agencies continue to support the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), who is the lead federal agency in charge of the U.S. government's coronavirus response, in a whole-of-government effort while we remain focused on assisting travelers arriving at our air, land, and maritime ports of entry. Critically, DHS and the administration took early action to prohibit foreign nationals with travel to China from entering the United States. The same now applies to foreign nationals traveling from Iran.

Every day, the men and women of DHS are making sure that these travel restrictions are in place and enforced. They are also ensuring that all American citizens with recent travel to China, Iran, and certain countries in Europe are funneled through 11 airports where we have stood up enhanced medical screening. The Department's chief medical officer is also coordinating closely with CDC, NGOs, governments of Mexico and Canada and local health officials on our operational procedures, as well as the impact to our workforce, frontline personnel, and law enforcement officials.

Rest assured, DHS will continue to closely monitor the virus and will adjust our proactive measures as necessary to keep health threats out of our country and keep Americans safe.”

- Chad F. Wolf
Acting Secretary, Department of Homeland Security

freedom is the understanding of necessities

Freedom means to be responsible for yourself. And to accept the risks you take by being yourself. So, for a lot of people it's easier to feel trapped, but safe.

»Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose.«

Kris Kristofferson 'Me and Bobby McGee'

Free entrance to cathedral.
(Dom ist the german Word for cathedral)

But blindly I'm led by blind men by the hand down the blind road in the blind chains of conformed liberation. But the notion of non-conformity is a prison in itself, binding one by self-imposition of limit. »Nothing that conforms is aloud,« the say. »So we'll all not do the same thing.« And by doing so and not so they are as shackled as the conformers. They are, therefore, not free because they hold themselves down. The secret to freedom is to be open to both halves of everything. The way of the peaceful warrior. He walks the middle path and finds the balace betweeen captivity on both sides. He walks the fence that divides everything into equal and opposite terms. He walks in freedom