Ebola patient was on flight from Cleveland to Dallas!

a reply to: CardiffGiant
yeah, I agree. It's a little creepy. My 4 year old says it's a very bad clown!!! I too, have found myself staring at it a few times.....kinda mesmerizing. Good job!

a reply to: kosmicjack

When I heard her say that, my depression level deepened to the Ninth Circle of Hell.

And yet there are people blithely expounding on how much we KNOW we know about Ebola....in this iteration. I'm just glad I started booting up my prep level. I just pray that I won't have to use my stuff for this.

a reply to: whatnext21

Oh, my, I had not idea, is so timely that we have an avatar of clown death in a time of a possible epidemic.

CardiffGiant, I have not seen the episodes of American horror stories yet but I heard they are very good.

a reply to: marg6043

I especially love the dental work.

Repellant...yet fascinating.

Also, I keep meaning to ask since I can't much much information on it.....where is the family? I know they were moved to a different house. How is the world are they not sick? For the love of a goat, they were practically swimming in ebola! Has anyone actually seen proof of healthy, still alive people that lived in that apartment?

a reply to: Kentuckymama

No one (i.e., the public) has seen them. They have released statements, but nothing on vid.

They are in a "gated community" which could be interpreted several ways. (I highly doubt it is one of the more upscale residential areas of Dallas, filled with professional folks and oil men. I tend, myself, to picture "FEMA camp" or "military facility with armed guards" when I see "gated community" in this instance. But that's just me...lil ol' suspicious me.)

originally posted by: khnum
This might sound stupid but shouldn't the nurse of an ebola patient be on a no fly list.

Not at all!

It just makes sense.

Thus, all the confusion as to how they have flubbed up again! AGAIN!

I realize that being on a no fly list may have more red tape but, at the very least the CDC should have been on top of the coming and goings of all those under observation.

She should have known better and the CDC should have known to monitor her better.

a reply to: Kentuckymama

It was an article that I posted in another thread from yesterday in which the Mayor of Dallas is telling that the Family of Duncan is no showing any signs of infection.

originally posted by: Kentuckymama
Also, I keep meaning to ask since I can't much much information on it.....where is the family? I know they were moved to a different house. How is the world are they not sick? For the love of a goat, they were practically swimming in ebola! Has anyone actually seen proof of healthy, still alive people that lived in that apartment?

Would you know it was them if you saw them, I certainly would not. And how is the nurse from Spain, haven't heard a peep on her?

obama just gave a presser.
nothing new. just a regurge of everything already said...

low risk but taking it serious...yadda yadda.

marg, its on tonight at 10. you should check it out.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: CardiffGiant

I forgot to add, your avatar doesn't make things better, I am sometimes finding myself fixed on its slow undulation.

Darn I am getting morbid now.

I've been wanting to comment on that avatar for awhile now. I just didn't want to derail the thread.

CREEPY!

Yeah, it freaks me out....having a fear of clowns and all.

POTUS just informed the public that the danger of contracting Ebola is "extraordinarily low."

I feel healthier already.

On another subject but relevant I think...[url=http://www.nj.com/giants/index.ssf/2014/10/ebola_outbreak_some_giants_concerned_about_trip_to_play_cowboys_in_dallas_area.html?]Linky[/ur l]

EAST RUTHERFORD -- The Ebola outbreak has made news in Dallas, the city where the Giants are set to visit this weekend ahead of their key NFC East matchup with the Cowboys. A second health care worker recently tested positive for the disease.

It has some thinking twice about making the trip to Texas. Giants center J.D. Walton, a native of Allen, Texas, about 40 minutes north of Dallas, has a large contingent of family and friends expected to attend Sunday's game at A&T Stadium. His wife and 1-year-old child might not make the trip. They may stay back in New Jersey because of the Ebola scare.

"I'm not even sure if I'm going home next week during the bye," Walton said.

Walton is not alone in his thinking.

Many are waking up to the problem even if the CDC is not

a reply to: Jansy
and safer, thank goodness I have the opportunity to work from home and limit my exposure to other people. Being that I have Diabetes1, I believe my immune system is already lower than most.

a reply to: calmbeforethestorm

The biggest thing I can't seem to wrap my head around (okay...one of the biggest things) is how, when they were bringing in the original two patients to Atlanta, everyone (MSM, CDC, and so on) made such a big deal of the negative pressure suits with air supplies and all the precautions they would be taking with this BSL4 virus. When it was convenient. To reassure Americans.

Then, when the first case walks in, they give the healthcare workers a worthless shield, gloves, and a gown, and not even booties? With a patient in far more serious condition that the first two probably were. Seriously? And then they claimed we're prepared?

That just boggles my mind. There is something very wrong with this. And the fact they are now contradicting themselves about this second person's condition: Very critical. Not that bad. Going to Emory. Under control.

I guess lies are harder to keep straight than the truth.

Taken from another thread

Let's put this Ebola outbreak into perspective.

Facts:
1)The populations of Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone are respectively 4.3 millions, 11.75 millions, 6.1 millions. Total combined population is roughly: 22.15 millions.
2)In these three countries where most of the Ebola victims have been identified, 8000 have been diagnosed and 4500 have died.
3)The populations of these three countries live in densely populated area, and lack adequate sewage systems in their neighborhoods, sometimes running water. Their healthcare systems are primitive at best. Their populations are exposed to infected CORPSES lying in street, infected family members and neighbors.
4)Mortality rate has increased from 50% to 70%.

Analysis:

1)Even so we see a tiny fraction of .036% of the population getting infected and half of that dead over an 11 months outbreak.
2)So even living in these impoverished countries, your chance of dying from Ebola is minuscule in an 11 months period. Where are the millions of dead African???
3)With superior healthcare system, advanced sewage system in the US and Europe, the rate of infection and death should be VERY, VERY SMALL. There will be NO outbreak in USA or Europe.
4)TPTB has tried to scare the public again by announcing that the mortality rate has increased from 50% to 70%. This in fact is GREAT NEWS. It means that the virus has mutated into a dead end. For any parasitic organism, killing the host is a bad mutation. The higher the mortality rate the LESS likely it is for a person to be an ASYMPTOMATIC CARRIER. (Basic high school biology)
Repeat, this is a dead end mutation. This is GREAT NEWS.

Ebola doesn't look so fearsome after facts are examined, is it?

The real threat is the suspension of laws, civil rights, and grabbing of power by scaring the bejesus out of the population. Case in point: Connecticut. Everyone should be wary of this fear mongering. Everyday: ISIS, Ebola, ISIS, Ebola every fives minutes on TV. The real fear should be directed at The Power That Be.

Possible scenarios using Ebola fear mongering:
1)Crash market and bankers steal more money.
2)Escalate Syrian war.
3)Pass laws to clamp down internet.
4)Elect a traitor, globalist puppet as president of USSA.

Be brave. Don't be afraid.

link

Here's what the house she was staying at looks like right now



Completely taped off with cops stationed outside

The more I think about Vinson (the 2nd nurse), the more I think she needs to be brought up on some sort of charges for doing what she did if she lives.

If it is found that she is responsible for infecting others, it's my opinion that some sort of action should be taken. It's just wrong what she did. God only knows the repercussions of her stupid and selfish actions.

I don't know...it just makes me so angry. Maybe I'm not thinking clearly right now but, it's just a blatant carelessness that could effect so many more people unnecessarily.

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric

she should face charges.

apparently you cant yell bomb on a plane but you can hitch a ride even if you might be infected with ebola

yeah, that makes sense

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric

Be careful....you're going to get flack for this. (Although I absolutely, wholeheartedly agree with you!) But apparently those of us who feel there should be SOME accountability for putting so many others at risk are the worst sort of people.