Ebola Patient in Atlanta Hospital

originally posted by: adnanmuf
Where is Bangor and what's in it

In Maine (most Northern tip of the country), and bugger-all. Not much of anything to sneeze at in Bangor. (See what I did there? lol)

originally posted by: 00nunya00

originally posted by: adnanmuf
Where is Bangor and what's in it

In Maine (most Northern tip of the country), and bugger-all. Not much of anything to sneeze at in Bangor. (See what I did there? lol)

oh no and I thought it's an island in the ocean.
Let's go back to pray.

a reply to: 00nunya00
Interesting...that makes it a good candidate for a biological research facility that the general public does not know about.

Wonder if you're onto something there, nunya?

a reply to: adnanmuf
Bangor is a city in Maine, USA.

Just randoms.....

Report: Maine company sold Syria vaccines stockpiled as chemical weapon precursor

Also...

Fourteen sites have been designated in Portland for delivery of drugs from the Strategic National Stockpile to city residents. The stations could provide medications to up to 500 people per hour.

Maine is one of them.

Also The VA hospital an hour from Bangor is a BSL-4P (plant containment would that count?

originally posted by: netwarrior
a reply to: 00nunya00
Interesting...that makes it a good candidate for a biological research facility that the general public does not know about.

Wonder if you're onto something there, nunya?

It makes a hell of a lot more sense to send it to the Army instead of a private hospital (as connected to the CDC as they may be). Also why the Bangor stop, the deboarding of the "crew", and the highly-publicized "arrival" in ATL and subsequent Keystone Cops ambulance ride. Plus, the CDC director being all shady about taking responsibility, and who has been involved. I'm growing more convinced this is why. He's at the safest place I could want him to be, so bully for the feds for once! I'm thankful for this hoax, if it is one.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

I love playing connect the dots...even when they are covered in thorns. Good find Listers!

That would make total sense as to why the Atlanta arrival was as blase' as white bread. This could get very interesting.

Des

Well if he is Maine that's good news considering the American reston can't live in animal and plant Flora because it's cold. Remember Ebola is Tropical!! In origin.
Mind you all germwarfare agents are Tropical diseases agent. They shouldn't call it biowarfare they should call it tropical disease. Easier to phathom.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

No, plants don't count I think, lol. They wouldn't take chances with a facility designed for an entirely different animal (ba-dun-bum-cheee!)

a reply to: 00nunya00

There's a BSL-4 in Boston. That's 3 hours by car.

Hey I got a GR great idea!!!
They just shovel snow surrounding where the hell he is. That will cut the spread of the damn v..!

originally posted by: adnanmuf
Well if he is Maine that's good news considering the American reston can't live in animal and plant Flora because it's cold. Remember Ebola is Tropical!! In origin.
Mind you all germwarfare agents are Tropical diseases agent. They shouldn't call it biowarfare they should call it tropical disease. Easier to phathom.

Ebola doesn't live in plants at all, and last I looked, mammals are warm-blooded, even in the winter time. And there's no reason to think they would have kept him in Maine. That was the shell-game switch place, not the final destination.

I was fortunate enough to see the plane fly over my community on approach to Dobbins.

Last night, WSB had an interview with the person who rode in the back of the ambulance with Brantly. Assuming that it was really Brantly we saw arrive to Emory, the reason he wasn't helicoptered in was because the helipad would have put them out on the 9th floor and they would have had to used a public elevator to get him to the isolation unit.

Also, the man who rode with him is a Grady employee and I'm pretty sure he said he was an emt with them which seems ridiculous to not have either a cdc employee or one the Emory infectious disease specialists riding with him.

Tonight they're going to talk about what's going to happen to the ambulance after it picks up Writebol.

Forgot to add, I don't think I've ever seen more department of defense stickered private cars then this weekend.

originally posted by: ~Lucidity
a reply to: 00nunya00

There's a BSL-4 in Boston. That's 3 hours by car.

Nope, it's still trying to get past community opposition to it being built. I thought that at first, but edited my post after discovering it hasn't even had the building erected yet. Maryland makes much more sense, and it's Army, so even more sense.

ETA: hey NavyDoc, you still got any pals on the inside at USAMRIID? Wanna tell us what a little birdie might have whispered to you?

a reply to: Zebra501

Welcome to ATS Zebra, glad you joined our discussion.

Well, using their protocol that was used in the presentation of the Brantly arrival. I'm sure they'll run it through the car wash twice...(insert rolling eyes here).

Des

a reply to: 00nunya00
You're way ahead of me.

a reply to: Destinyone

Did you ever find out what they did with the plane at Cartersville between trips?

originally posted by: 00nunya00

originally posted by: adnanmuf
Well if he is Maine that's good news considering the American reston can't live in animal and plant Flora because it's cold. Remember Ebola is Tropical!! In origin.
Mind you all germwarfare agents are Tropical diseases agent. They shouldn't call it biowarfare they should call it tropical disease. Easier to phathom.

Ebola doesn't live in plants at all, and last I looked, mammals are warm-blooded, even in the winter time. And there's no reason to think they would have kept him in Maine. That was the shell-game switch place, not the final destination.

I know for sure it's in the Flora. Add the dirt to that.I remember I read somewhere it's only in up to va. The v would rather live in a place all year long. Not making invasions every now and then. They the V's like to have perma bases called focal enclaves like m

a reply to: NoAngel2u

I wonder about that too, is interesting to see how the big pharma companies will have treatments, either vaccines or like in this case serums and hold to them until the opportunity is there for profits, meanwhile people are dying from diseases.

I guess is a value to certain peoples lives after all, we are not equal.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

Nope, my friend never heard back from his buddy who is an A and P there. IF I do hear anything it will be posted here first.

Hell, for all I know, people called in sick that day knowing what was coming.

Des

a reply to: Zebra501

I live 4 miles from Dobbins and sat there (and at the Marietta diner) for a few hours. Missed it by a minute it seems because when I got home it was landing.

Why do you think they used a Grady ambulance...with as bloody as Grady is. Doesn't Emory, a BSL-4 facility, have a BSL-4 ambulance?