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[nadinbrzezinski]

by the way, the procedures I refereed to, insofar as communications are used world wide

The Incident Command System was developed in the US, but is now quite standard

But my credentials, if you want to look at it from that point of view, not that you could easily verify them

Are ten years as a field medic with the Red Cross in Mexico, (2 in Mexico City, and actually now that I think about it ten in Tijuana)

Over those years I helped developed the incident response system for Tijuana

And the communications, if you asked me about my logs, what logs?

Communications were not recorded by us, lack of equipment truly

But yes, experience does matter, especially in situations here the Incident Response System, that actually was developed in the East Coast of the US, will be implemented.

It is just logic here

As to the police obey authority, again, I am not going to tell you to listen to the cop all the time, but if there is a fire with a danger of explosion and a cop tells you te get out... I'd listen.

Oh and since the AMERICAN Red Cross does not do this kind of work, I expect people to question this as well...

Comes with the territory and a lack of desire to educate themselves.