Ebola Patient in Atlanta Hospital

a reply to: Hellas

You have a point... you definitely have a point!

r-EBOLU-tion
Ticking time BOMB coming from MONROEvia into ATLANTA.

Why does the Atlanta CDC have a white hawk/bird out front on its sign? Because the patients flying in will undoubtedly land on 815....replete with blood disorders for testing....straight out of Lost.

This poisoning of our minds continues by these babylonian religions who keep the populace enslaved through the fear of death...

I wont trust the CDC with my little toe. Not with all the mess they have. I absolutely don't trust their preventive procedures when it comes to my own self health.

a reply to: Destinyone

Great I am in the ATL are for the summer. Lets pray it does not spread!

I stocked up on water and jager, so if there is an outbreak, I will just sit and watch on my porch. The government were morons for not taking the patients to Iran, Iraq, Ukraine, Russia, and Isreal. At least then, they would be too sick to fight. Heck, they should have brought the virus to North Korea.

Too late now. Let the pandamonia begin.

Here is an example of what I've been saying SHOULD be done for these patients.

www.mercyships.org...

State of the art Medical ship. Has operating rooms for surgery so obviously has the ability to provide sterile conditions and is apparently a Volunteer organization. This would be a MUCH safer way to provide top notch care without exposing the US population to a deadly virus.

originally posted by: Diabolical
I stocked up on water and jager, so if there is an outbreak, I will just sit and watch on my porch. The government were morons for not taking the patients to Iran, Iraq, and Isreal. At least then, they would be too sick to fight. Heck, they should have brought the virus to North Korea.

Too late now. Let the pandamonia begin.

I am afraid nothing you do will protect you from such epidemic.

Yep. Yet people here are claiming no such thing exists.

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For some reason I am getting a lot of blank reply post to sofi.

a reply to: soficrow

Interestingly my sister contracted the chikungunya virus that has become an epidemic in PR, she works in the medical field, the virus is like the Dengue fever but while the dengue affects the nervous system the chikungunya attacks the joins and bones, she was bed ridden for weeks and now she is able to move around but the pain in her joins is so bad she is like actually learning to walk again, her doctor told her that she will recuperate with not side effects, but she after a month is still in a lot of pain.

Now as for the Ebola in Atlanta hospital it seems to me, reckless and incredible stupid to have somebody with such an infectious disease in a place of heavy populate area.

a reply to: Diabolical

Speaking of water... I want to know- does anybody know: How safe is the water supply from Ebola when infected water goes down the drain to the water treatment plant, from washing the patient's sheets or medical equipment or his plate from dinner? I'm being serious. Because some residents of Sierra Leone are convinced it is in their water somehow, the way the first symptoms present with sore throat (drinking) and red eyes (washing of face.)

I'm sorry I don't have the link. I'm all linked out.

Can anybody say for sure this won't get 'out of the lab' by those means?

a reply to: new_here

I'm going to assume that all of the supplies will be treated as a bio hazard and burned. Maybe not....as they were all ignorant enough to bring an ebola infected person right to our door step.

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: Diabolical
I stocked up on water and jager, so if there is an outbreak, I will just sit and watch on my porch. The government were morons for not taking the patients to Iran, Iraq, and Isreal. At least then, they would be too sick to fight. Heck, they should have brought the virus to North Korea.

Too late now. Let the pandamonia begin.

I am afraid nothing you do will protect you from such epidemic.

If it is going to happen, it's going to happen. No way I am stopping it. But they are morons, to this bring this back to the states and Europe. Like I said, too late now. They brought this disease to the wrong place. They should have brought it to the fighting countries. But, can't help stupid.

This may be a subject for a new thread.

CDC designates El Paso as quarantine site, including for Ebola

El Paso - TX - The Centers for Disease Control has designated El Paso as one of 20 quarantine stations for infectious diseases, including Ebola.
The Sun City is part of a comprehensive system designed to prevent the spread of the disease in the United States.

While ebola has never been detected in the U.S., that doesn't mean it can't make its way to the country. The biggest concern is at airports with international flights and ports of entry, which there are a lot of in the Borderland.

"It's a scary virus ... Definitely," said Dr. Hector Ocaranza, the health authority for the El Paso City/County Health Department. "Terribly deadly. It's one of those viral hemorragic fevers. They haven't found where it's coming from, if it's coming from an animal to the human or what. But we know there is human tissue transmission."

That means it cannot be contracted like the flu, through the air. It can only be spread by direct contact with bodily fluids like saliva or secretions.

The CDC released a map showing the 20 quarantine stations designated across the country, including El Paso, mostly where international travelers arrive. The closest ones are in San Diego and Dallas.

El Paso's CDC offices are located in West El Paso off Sunland Park Drive.

Dr. Miguel Escobedo runs the offices, but would speak with ABC-7 on camera.

However, he told ABC-7 if someone needed to be quarantined for ebola here in El Paso, they would immediately be sent to the hospital.

link

originally posted by: new_here
a reply to: Diabolical

Speaking of water... I want to know- does anybody know

I don't know. I am not looking for the links, but who cares. We all die sometime. We are not going to live forever.

a reply to: Witness2008

Well that makes sense... burn the sheets. So potentially NO water will go down the drain that has had contact with the patient. That would be safest. I'm ok with disposable stethoscopes and such. I sure hope that is the plan. Just incinerate it all upon use, and get a clean one next time. Better safe than sorry!

originally posted by: Diabolical

originally posted by: new_here
a reply to: Diabolical

Speaking of water... I want to know- does anybody know

I don't know. I am not looking for the links, but who cares. We all die sometime. We are not going to live forever.

Ohh Kayyy... pleasure talkin' to ya...?

originally posted by: new_here

originally posted by: Diabolical

originally posted by: new_here
a reply to: Diabolical

Speaking of water... I want to know- does anybody know

I don't know. I am not looking for the links, but who cares. We all die sometime. We are not going to live forever.

Ohh Kayyy... pleasure talkin' to ya...?

I am not going to worry about this, or panic about this.This should have been controlled since day one. And it hasn't been. Or, 600 other people would have not died from it. Now, they bring it to the states to studied it, when they should have brought it to the war mongering states. If I get infected, I will let you know. War seems to be more important, so bring Ebola there instead of here. If the people causing war had Ebola, do you think, they would keeping on with a war? They would be too sick too.

originally posted by: MrLimpet
This may be a subject for a new thread.

CDC designates El Paso as quarantine site, including for Ebola

El Paso - TX - The Centers for Disease Control has designated El Paso as one of 20 quarantine stations for infectious diseases, including Ebola.
The Sun City is part of a comprehensive system designed to prevent the spread of the disease in the United States.

While ebola has never been detected in the U.S., that doesn't mean it can't make its way to the country. The biggest concern is at airports with international flights and ports of entry, which there are a lot of in the Borderland.

"It's a scary virus ... Definitely," said Dr. Hector Ocaranza, the health authority for the El Paso City/County Health Department. "Terribly deadly. It's one of those viral hemorragic fevers. They haven't found where it's coming from, if it's coming from an animal to the human or what. But we know there is human tissue transmission."

That means it cannot be contracted like the flu, through the air. It can only be spread by direct contact with bodily fluids like saliva or secretions.

The CDC released a map showing the 20 quarantine stations designated across the country, including El Paso, mostly where international travelers arrive. The closest ones are in San Diego and Dallas.

El Paso's CDC offices are located in West El Paso off Sunland Park Drive.

Dr. Miguel Escobedo runs the offices, but would speak with ABC-7 on camera.

However, he told ABC-7 if someone needed to be quarantined for ebola here in El Paso, they would immediately be sent to the hospital.

link

NYC is having a bioterror drill.

NEW YORK (MYFOXNY) -
The New York City Department of Health conducted a massive emergency preparedness drill at 30 facilities across the city on Friday.

They tested the delivery of emergency medications in the event of a biological attack, such as anthrax, or other large-scale public health emergency in the city. The majority of the deliveries will take place to public school buildings.

It's the largest surprise drill in the city's history. The drill was scheduled to take place from approximately 6:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. The majority of participants were given no notice to better test and simulate a real emergency and response.

and here

www.abovetopsecret.com...