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CDC Confirms First Case Of Ebola To Be Diagnosed In The US

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Well here we go, a pandemic is about to happen in America. Just as predicted by me. I also said in another post that FEMA will put the country under martial law and OBAMA will remain as POTHUS.

 

Hope Im wrong but so far the dominos have begun to fall with Ebola as the first domino.

Remember, NOT ALL Conspiracy Ideas are Wrong.

 

How Ebola Will Irreversibly Transform America | Conspiracies: Fact or Fiction

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Well here we go, a pandemic is about to happen in America. Just as predicted by me. I also said in another post that FEMA will put the country under martial law and OBAMA will remain as POTHUS.

 

Hope Im wrong but so far the dominos have begun to fall with Ebola as the first domino.

Remember, NOT ALL Conspiracy Ideas are Wrong.

 

How Ebola Will Irreversibly Transform America | Conspiracies: Fact or Fiction

 

Here's the thing. People in the United States SEEK MEDICAL TREATMENT WHETHER OR NOT THEY CAN AFFORD IT. What we're dealing with in Africa is an uninformed class of people who hide themselves from medical workers if they have been exposed rather than bringing themselves forward for treatment because they fear the quarantining and all they know is that their friends and family who have gone to the ebola hospitals generally end up dead in those hospitals.

 

People here know that seeking medical treatment is their only shot at survival, so we aren't going to see it spreading like it has in Africa.

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Two Patients Quarantined In Kentucky With Ebola-Like Symptoms | http://bit.ly/1oEDMxD

 

From the article:

 

"After the first case of Ebola was diagnosed in the US, doctors say they don't want to take any risks even though the two patients in Kentucky tested negative for the infection."

I was watching CBS this morning and as usual only part of the story is given. This person was directly involved with body fluids. The woman had a baby while he was helping her. This was not mentioned at all. It is as if the news media want a panic. Again, Right now, one has to be in contact with fluids of a sick ,having symptoms, exposed person.

I feel those quarantined were done so as a reactionary precaution. One incubates before they become sick, exhibit symptoms , and are contagious.

I think hospitals will get better at passing along information because of this. No one passed on information that he had been in Africa on his initial visit.

BTW: Not all of Africa is affected. Only a few countries.

From 2010.

 

Obama administration scraps quarantine regulations - USATODAY.com

 

The Obama administration has quietly scrapped plans to enact sweeping new federal quarantine regulations that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention touted four years ago as critical to protecting Americans from dangerous diseases spread by travelers.

 

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hey also would have expanded requirements for airlines to report ill passengers to the CDC and mandated that airlines collect and maintain contact information for fliers in case they later needed to be traced as part of an investigation into an outbreak.

 

Airline and civil liberties groups, which had opposed the rules, praised their withdrawal.

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Now every time somebody has a cold, some body is going to freak out and scream Ebola... Great. Not that they weren't annoying enough as it is.

Now every time somebody has a cold, some body is going to freak out and scream Ebola... Great. Not that they weren't annoying enough as it is.

 

Won't be long and half the country will be walking the streets with masks on like they do in China.

I had a link to that also and got laughed at and laughed out of the forum. Weird that someone else finds it like that. but since its me no ones wants to believe it, well folks its here and I told you first.
The point is it's not going to be the problem here that it is in West Africa and for obvious reasons. But by all means, go ahead and panic.
The point is it's not going to be the problem here that it is in West Africa and for obvious reasons. But by all means, go ahead and panic.

 

It shouldn't be.

 

But if people are going to keep using power-washers and not where any protective clothing at all to clean the supposedly very dangerous vomit and people walk through the drainage in sandals this may get interesting....

 

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It shouldn't be.

 

But if people are going to keep using power-washers and not where any protective clothing at all to clean the supposedly very dangerous vomit and people walk through the drainage in sandals this may get interesting....

 

 

I didn't see anywhere where it said anything regarding vomit.

I didn't see anywhere where it said anything regarding vomit.

 

The photo is the clean up of where the Vic vomited outside if of apartment.

The point is it's not going to be the problem here that it is in West Africa and for obvious reasons. But by all means, go ahead and panic.

 

This.

I typically listen to the Russ Parr Morning Show for the very short duration I'm in the car. The last three mornings have ALL been about Ebola. I was shocked about how many people are genuinely concerned about this.

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