Ebola confirmed in Dallas
 

CDC Confirms Patient In Dallas Has The Ebola Virus
http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2014/09/30/c...e-ebola-virus/

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I just saw that, been wondering how long it would take to get here.

I watched part of the news conference. He was symptomatic for several days out of the hospital and we don't know how many people were exposed.

Waiting for the next shoe to drop...

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The CDC had been lying to Americans about Ebola for a while. This proves they're wrong.

I agree, they should not have even allowed it over here.....idiot!

Scary stuff

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/ebo...atient-n215451

'And Ebola only spreads in bodily fluids, not in the air. “Ebola is a virus. It’s a virus that is easy to kill by washing your hands. It’s easy to stop by using gloves and barrier precautions,” Frieden said.'

So how the heck did American doctors, who washed their hands, wore gloves and took barrier precautions, get sick?

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You mean how did they get sick while wearing full body suits? And I will add that Ebola has been spread in labs, between animals, in an airborne method that can easily happen as it mutates. Truth be told, the CDC does not have a grasp on this, because it is impossible to grasp it. Too many people along with virus mutations. All they can do is try to be both pro-actice and re-active, and keep the general population from going into a panic mode.

My mother was in charge of an intensive care unit during the early days of the spread of HIV. While the CDC was telling the public that the virus wasn't a big deal, they were telling hospital people to prepare for an epidemic, which happened in a lot of large cities in the 80s.

The CDC has no problem lying to us to control us. Don't trust a word they say.

^ Exactly !

Here we go ...... :eek:

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/ebo...y-says-n215976

I don't trust any gubmint agency. None of us can. There is an article circulating that funeral homes are being notified how to handle Ebola corpses. Meet me out in the sticks, up in SC. We'll be crowded, but safe.

Read "The Hot Zone"!!!!!

If Ebola ever arisolizes worry.

Stephen King called the first chapter, "one of the most horrifying things I've read in my whole life."

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I read it pretty quick after it came out in the early 90's, it scared the s*it out of me. Now we have it about 150 miles from I live.

Not to derail the thread, but I'll never read another Stephen King book again. He used to be one of my favorite authors until his recent anti-gun comments.