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Why the Heck Are We Bringing Ebola Patients Into the U.S.?
There’s no cure for Ebola.
Ebola is deadly and contagious. 90% of those who catch it die quickly.
Normally, the extreme lethality of Ebola means that the virus quickly “burns itself out”. Specifically, if a villager eats an infected fruit bat and comes down with Ebola, it quickly kills the villager and everyone around him … and then the spread stops because it can’t travel to the next village over.
In other words, extreme deadliness of Ebola normally insures that it doesn’t spread very far.
But – for the first time in history – it is now spreading worldwide. As Michael Snyder notes:
#1 As the chart below demonstrates, the spread of Ebola is starting to become exponential…
#2 This is already the worst Ebola outbreak in recorded history by far.
#3 The head of the World Health Organization says that this outbreak “is moving faster than our efforts to control it“.
#4 The head of Doctors Without Borders says that this outbreak is “out of control“.
#5 So far, more than 100 health workers that were on the front lines fighting the virus have ended up contracting Ebola themselves. This is happening despite the fact that they go to extraordinary lengths to keep from getting the disease.
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As Paul Craig Roberts so aptly put it the other day, all it would take is “one cough, one sneeze, one drop of saliva, and the virus is loose“.
As Dr. Sanjay Gupta notes, there have been lapses in safety at the Centers for Disease Control and U.S. hospitals in treating infectious diseases.
So why is the U.S. flying in Ebola patients to be treated on U.S. soil?
Yes, I feel sorry for the American aid workers who were trying to do good in Africa by helping those infected with Ebola. But the risk of losing containment of this beast is too high.
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Occam's Razor would suggest this is ineptitude, but that does not rule out pure evil.
Correct it doesn't, I mean we are dealing with fascists here.
I would disagree with your analysis of the direction of the cut produced by Mr. Occam's blade.
Just so. Enough of this Royal We shit, George. This is Obama's madness. He and the Jew York media deserve all of the blame for whatever happens here.
On the other hand issuing thousands of tourist visas to Africans could really help stimulate economic growth...
Just wait until they successfully save both doctors to wide acclaim on the MSM.... then we are truly fucked.
Think about it...
You live in Africa and suspect that you may be infected (that's hundreds or thousands by now)... you are also wealthy enough to buy one airplane ticket.
Well... where are you going to go for lifesaving medical help? (and worry about the bill or exposing others later)
Right... congratulations! You have a brain.
Oh,shit
I hate to sound like a panic-mongering-conspiracy-theorist here, but I think the PTB are setting us up for something big here.
First of all... the open-borders-for-all-featherless-bipeds policy has been going unchecked for decades now. Obviously, the rise in TB, small pox and even bubonic plague (virtually irradicated from this once great land) is the direct result of this open-armed tolerance for teeming third-world humanity.
And why in the most ludicrous depths of hell are they bringing people known to be infected with ebola into this country?! I don't care if they're citizens or not... the health and safety of the nation should take full priority when issues of pandemics are concerned. The nonchalance of people regarding this breach of paramount protocol is surreally astounding.
But, hey... who's winning that ball game? And how much beer's in the fridge?
" Obviously, the rise in TB, small pox and even bubonic plague (virtually irradicated from this once great land) is the direct result of this open-armed tolerance for teeming third-world humanity."
The US medical industry has done a great job in helping things along by rampant pushing of antibiotics (if not used appropriately, FULLY), which has given rise to "super-bugs."
Have to wonder though whether this could be considered Karma for the Europeans' introducing diseases to native "American Indians." At any rate, this is all pretty standard practice according to nature... Human hubris, especially from the "superior/chosen" humans, knows no bounds when it comes to issuing blame on others.
Does Karma take revenge for unintentional, unknowing actions ?
Besides, an Ebola epidemic will make a whole lot of money for corporate hospitals and big pharma.
Just like letting illegals stream across the border does, and money for churches, big ag., and elites (cheap slave labor, votes, etc.).
these idiot third-worlders are famous for not completing an antibiotic regimen as precribed: they'll get halfway through, feel better and quit. Guess what this does for drug resistance.I know what I'd prescrbe.
Livestock are kept on a constant low level antibiotic dose to help them grow faster. Then people eat the meat from that livestock. Rare steaks anyone?
That livestock usage is what helps produce drug resistant bacteria.
It makes the problem worse.
Crap.
If Obama shuts down flights from Africa they will just rebook the flight to Mexico and walk in...
"We the people" have lost control of our country and are under attack!
That explains it
All of this is deliberate. All toward the goal of mass murder/population control.
Control on every level. Full spectrum dominance of a few "survivors" over the infected/infectable/suspected infected.
Basically anyone labelable by the "state" puppet/mask is fucked, you, me, everyone.
And the oligarchs watch from their yahcts in bali.
Get ready for your government required Zmapp prescription. Obamazapp.
The bankers just need a scape goat for when the system crashes within a few years.
They saw what happened in the 1930s when they printed Germany into starvation, and want to deflect the blame.
It's the simplest answer that benefits those who truly are in control.
Yes, the two victims in Atlanta are American citizens. And, yes, there is a good case for humanitarian treatment of those two citizens who are gravely ill. That would include perhaps learning more about Ebola.
But, who decided to let them in? I still have not seen who OK'd that.