Ebola Arrives in New York City...

Your not missing much. Its another politician that is a complete idiot. Embarrassing really.

 

Sorry...that is funny!

 

Yeah there are 2 I think

 

Yes, the well informed and capable public must act quickly.

 

On my way to early vote now!

 

Who you voting for? Bert or Ernie?

 

It probably won't matter in the end, but I'll try.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUAGM8mpwEU

 

And guess why? Education. Small pox kills 2 million worldwide, in the US we get immunized this is part of my point if the children are not it will once again become a threat and a greater one than Ebola. Ebola is not air bourn you actually have to be in contact, the high rate of Ebola in Africa is ignorance of the cause and occurs mostly during the burial process by the handling of the victim. We have had one death and the two nurses are now home. They were stricken because of the same ignorance of how to deal with the issue. It is more political posturing and fear than a genuine imminent threat.

 

Incorrect. It is potentially airborne. We just aren't being told that on a mass, official scale.

You said yourself that it is transmitted through bodily fluids. Pretty sure when you sneeze, you spray "bodily fluids".

But, dont take my word for it;
http://joannenova.com.au/2014/10/ebola-is-airborne/

http://theantimedia.org/cdc-admits-ebola-airborne/

http://www.naturalnews.com/047430_Ebola_airborne_transmission_CDC.html

 

I vote for Cookie Monster !!!

 

OK there is no small pox but just in case http://www.bt.cdc.gov/agent/smallpox/
The procedures they had were not followed there was contaminated trash in the hall ways they wore two of everything (bad plan) and had no idea what they were dealing with.

 

How about some real science instead of blogs from the fringe. Note that the CDC did not say that is was air borne only that it is possible but unlikely. As a precaution health care people ware masks ever wonder why cops ware masks in crowds? Yep people like to spit at them now there is some bad stuff. Please feel free to hide under your bed until this is all over.

 

*wear

Thanks for finally using some puncuation.

Hey dude, I am not hiding under shit. I spend more time outside than most people.

If you want to go around under the guise that a mask is going to save you then by all means have at it. Are you or the police or the healthcare workers wearing goggles? How about the random cut? Because you can also contract it that way

All I am saying is that its irresponsible of these "health care" workers to come home and put our own country in an unnecessary risk. If they want to go over there and help, by all means, have at it. No one is saying lock them up in a cage next to Fido for 21 days, all they are being asked to do is stay the fuck at home. But noooo, as an example of the irrational behavior, we have your home state example. Where she is going to go out in public and taunt everyone.

I kind of wish she would have come down with it to be honest.

Also, I don't need science to tell me what the definition of airborne is. Again, you stated earlier that it is spread from bodily fluids. "Saliva" is a bodily fluid. Sneezing puts "saliva" in the "air".

Sneezing = "Air"borne "Saliva"

They (your precious mainstream media) say that the virus can live for hours on a surface, this is from your scientific friends.

So its not out of the realm of possibility for the virus to be able to last "airborne" for some reasonable amount of time that is long enough to infect.

 

Sounds a lot like how the common cold is spread. Works quite well.

 

Exactly, I don't want that either. Sooooo, treat them the same. I don't go in rooms or near people with the common cold or flu if I can help it or especially if I know about it. Haven't been sick in years.

Treat them the same and I figure I should be relatively safe

 

You don't really sneeze with Ebola though.

Measeles is some nasty shit that is airborne. Ebola not so much.

 

The U.S. government had months (actually, years) to get plans, training, and equipment in place, and this ad hoc blame game is the best they can do. The expertise is available, as is the funding. There's no hysteria involved in calling it what it is, and demanding better. At it's core, this is a management failure, and it needs to be fixed before something really bad is on the loose - like smallpox.[/QUOTE]

The Gov. and the workers in Africa were well aware of the risk and asked the Congress for money to fight it in Africa long before any cases showed up in the US, they were turned down by the do nothing Congress. I might add every one of the health care workers infected are doing just fine but maybe we should hold them for another 21 days just to be sure.

 

Canada and Australia have enacted travel bans from the ebolazone...

http://hotair.com/archives/2014/11/01/canada-enacts-travel-ban-from-ebola-impacted-countries/

 

That move is not without a backlash