Two Gaia Man posts from May 2005:

I see many soldiers in blue across the USA. The great virus will make Martial Law a fact. The Camps will be full, many people will die.The old President will work together with the With House. 1 State will be total empty, leaving behind the Golden Sun...

...The U.S. will be fighting the unseen. It will come as the wind... When the Virus comes from the City of the wind and will travel by air, people have to close windows and doors. People should have fresh water and food in their homes. To(too)many people for the vaccine. The camps will be fuel(full). The blue helmet will rule the streets. From abroad more vaccine will come. For many to(too)late.

(Corrections in parantheses my own)
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And today, this news...

Bird Flu Would Ravage US, White House Warns
Media Syndicate ^ | 1-19-2007

A government report says an outbreak could kill 2 million people and lead to quarantines, travel restrictions and an economic downturn.

The White House on Wednesday unveiled a foreboding report on the nation's lack of preparedness for a bird flu pandemic, warning that such an outbreak could kill as many as 2 million people and deal a war-like blow to the country's economic and social fabric. It urged state and local governments to make their own preparations beyond the federal efforts. ( Source : Bird Flu News )

In the government's first detailed look at the potential effects on public health and U.S. society as a whole, the report said a full-blown pandemic could lead to travel restrictions, mandatory quarantines, massive absenteeism, an economic slowdown "and civil disturbances and breakdowns in public order."

It warned that the healthcare system - including doctors, nurses and suppliers of pharmaceuticals - was inadequate to meet the country's needs in a flu pandemic. "In the event of multiple simultaneous outbreaks, there may be insufficient medical resources or personnel to augment local capabilities," the report warned.

More broadly, state, local and tribal governments should "anticipate that all sources of external aid may be compromised during a pandemic," it said, meaning that "local communities will have to address the medical and non-medical effects of the pandemic with available resources."

While warning that as a last resort, mandatory travel restrictions may be necessary, such limits alone "are unlikely to reduce the total number of people who become ill or the impact the pandemic will have on any one community."