New Jersey Suspected Ebola

a reply to: Onslaught2996

Sorry but this isn't a topic on Obama Vs Reagan. Other than that I have nothing more to say.

Have a good evening.

a reply to: snarky412

That was me, I live 15 minutes away from Newark airport.

I'd link it but I'm on my phone go to my profile. They said it was a test or something like that.

Which I think was BS they just wanted to get the equipment on site just in case of rioting from hysteria.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
Really? How are all those villagers going to get here?


they aren't going to swim or take a bus.
I am sure they will continue taking airplanes as previously. Wouldn't you agree?

a reply to: ValentineWiggin

You know is funny, with the thousands of visas to countries in Africa from the hundred of thousands that US give away a year to many countries, we are bound to get lucky with ebola in more ways than just one Duncan man and his ebola journey into the US.

a reply to: Onslaught2996

Ronald Reagan President of the U.S. from 1981–89. DOD 2004.

Hardly an issue here.

Let the man RIP!

Abc news just reported two possible cases in Chicago, too....

Edit: sorry for no link! It literally popped up on my twitter feed...should have taken the time to post a link for you guys.

Funny thing I just remembered hoping it is a coincidence that health officials were walking through my block passing out fliers and talking to people about ebola earlier....which I thought was strange(other than the fact that they are scared to walk through without police escort) and then this happens down the street....

a reply to: natters

Do you have a link?

Eta: NVM. Seems as though it was 2 separate people on two different flights. THough the article states that in their infinite wisdom... neither will be tested for Ebola. So we have a questionnaire that is meant to detect possible cases... and when someone matches the criteria we have set we still decide not to test for Ebola? I guess if they tested, then they would have to deal with the possibility of them coming back positive huh. Link

The release from the Chicago Ebola Resource Network said a child passenger from Liberia became ill on a flight to O’Hare Airport, reportedly vomiting one time. When the flight landed, federal authorities tested the child and found no other Ebola symptoms aside from the vomiting and said the passenger had no known risk of exposure. The child was transported to Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, one of four hospitals in Chicago designated to treat Ebola patients, for a medical evaluation. The CDC decided not to test the patient after the evaluation and the child was transported to University of Chicago Medical Center for ongoing observation in isolation. Source: www.nbcchicago.com... Follow us: @nbcchicago on Twitter | nbcchicago on Facebook

The child’s family, though not experiencing any symptoms, is also under quarantine until the evaluation is complete, officials said. Later Tuesday, an adult passenger traveling along from Liberia reported nausea and diarrhea. The passenger also reported having been diagnosed with typhoid fever in August. Source: www.nbcchicago.com... Follow us: @nbcchicago on Twitter | nbcchicago on Facebook

a reply to: snarky412

I do remember that post, but wasn't it about 4 or 5 days ago?

a reply to: AnteBellum

The thread you are asking about with the guards in masks

a reply to: BLACKOWT

Thanks Blackowt!

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originally posted by: natters
Abc news just reported two possible cases in Chicago, too....

abc7chicago.com...

originally posted by: ArmyOfNobunaga
a reply to: Onslaught2996

Your argument is like so ridiculous I'm forced to even reply....


One is hidden- one is In your FACE and FAST killing AND STOPPABLE.


Trust me... I could absolutely destroy your post... but to be honest. I don't care... I really don't.
I usually do not even respond to people here, but this one was too much. Anything for Obamola huh?

take care
cheers.

You can't destroy nothing...sorry.

UNSTOPPABLE..really..

So apparently...it is spreading like wildfire....three cases since September 26 to Oct 21 shows this..

And actually AIDS it's worse..because with Ebola you can see who has it within a few days..AIDS...months or years before you realize you have it or that you have spread it.

a reply to: Onslaught2996

Ok genius ... come up for an answer for a retro virus... DO IT


I and other people with MSs and PhDs in virology and molecular biology can tell you how to stop a hemorrhagic virus. Its simple.

The other I can only say "stop having sex".. its slightly more complicated bro... nice work bringing a straw oranges and apples argument in to protect your savior.

Sorry, I don't care what the Czar or anyone else says ....is it really "fear mongering" if potential cases can still board a flight from an affected area and put any other area so wholly unrelated to the outbreak at risk?

It's absurd.

a reply to: AnteBellum

Aaahhhh, I thought it was you, but wasn't sure!! Well, how about this??? Pretty odd. About a week before you saw that, I saw the CDC truck. Makes me wonder now......Glad you posted what you seen & when you seen it!! TY

a reply to: Onslaught2996

Why are you stuck on AIDS? This thread is about ebola. Both horrible diseases, yet ebola is the topic of this thread.

If you are so concerned about AIDS. By all means, go start a thread on AIDS.

Back on topic. I feel we are at the point, we aren't going to get the real truth on any cases reported. I still haven't heard nor seen any of Duncan's family...have you?

A professionally made press release, supposedly from his GF, doesn't cut it with me.

Des

Ebola won't go away for a long time. I'm not shocked by this. They still haven't prevented travel from those areas, their checkpoints aren't enough and we're still unable to handle this properly.

A few days ago the media said "no new Ebola cases in 5 days". I wonder, I really do.

a reply to: Destinyone

They have been said to have been cleared of the virus.

originally posted by: Sellusnar
a reply to: Destinyone

They have been said to have been cleared of the virus.

How is that possible this early? Ebola testing, if done properly, takes several days. Do you have a link?