Ebola News Updates

Not to sound like a total nut but do you think the government is not doing as much as the can to reduce world population?

this is only my opinion; using something like ebola in something like that would be to dangerous..it will bite your own ### if you try to do it that way. too many variables you can't control in that ecvation

Was reading an article today on CNN about it, and this isn't going to go away, or get any better.

Why?

Because the treatment centers don't have enough beds, so they have to turn folks away, sending them back to their communities to infect more people!!!

same news here on both paper and net...so we better prep even harder than before.

Worse though, more infections equal more chances to mutate. As that happens, the potential to become airborne increases, though not too significantly. Still though...food for thought. The centers are full, and the people know it, so mostly, they simply aren't going. Combine that with language barriers and local customs when dealing with the sick, and it's just a recipe for more disaster there.

don't forget to add superstition and panic...mix well and we have a brew that will get people killed

LGirl07 said:

Not to sound like a total nut but do you think the government is not doing as much as the can to reduce world population?

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The only reason they would not be doing that is because fewer people mean fewer taxes.

if you don't prepare and you atleast make the effort to protect you and your loved ones,don't come and complain afterwards when you sit on the floor coughfing blood and feeling crap;why didn't I do anything..

Here is the latest so far:
CDC issues Ebola action plan to US hospitals;
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ar-matter-time-disease-arrives-home-soil.html
And:
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2014/...a-aid-preps-hospitals-for-potential-patients/

U.S. Troops to Africa
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/16/w...ounce-expanded-effort-against-ebola.html?_r=0
Up to 3000 U.S. Troops to help fight Ebola.

Loomis said:

U.S. Troops to Africa
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/16/w...ounce-expanded-effort-against-ebola.html?_r=0
Up to 3000 U.S. Troops to help fight Ebola.

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And bring it back here.

QuietH3art said:

And bring it back here.

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Reminds me of the 1918 Flu Pandemic with returning U.S. Soldiers.

Ebola DNA Sequences:
http://www.thestar.com/news/world/2014/08/28/dna_sequences_reveal_ebolas_spread_and_mutations.html
I've always suspected this virus jumps to animals and back to humans.

let's pray they get atleast proper training,otherwise that's a oneway ticket to the cemetary...
but that's like playing russian roulett with 3000 bullets if they just ship them over and wish them good luck do your best..

This video has really hit home with me! I sincerely believe this! Years ago, I had some "nuclear" tests done...gallbladder and heart...watched a tech suite up from head to toe, face shield, etc. behind a glass window put some "nuclear" testing contrast in some food and gave it to me to eat...I was very sick and could not eat it all...it was scraped into the toilet and flushed. It was alarming enough to know I was ingesting radiation and when I asked why that was not put into the biohazard disposal I was told it was "standard procedure". That was very alarming to me then! Anyone else have thoughts about this waste and your tap water? Not convinced all bottled water should be consumed either...

Ginger said:

This video has really hit home with me! I sincerely believe this! Years ago, I had some "nuclear" tests done...gallbladder and heart...watched a tech suite up from head to toe, face shield, etc. behind a glass window put some "nuclear" testing contrast in some food and gave it to me to eat...I was very sick and could not eat it all...it was scraped into the toilet and flushed. It was alarming enough to know I was ingesting radiation and when I asked why that was not put into the biohazard disposal I was told it was "standard procedure". That was very alarming to me then! Anyone else have thoughts about this waste and your tap water? Not convinced all bottled water should be consumed either...

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I do understand the concerns here though why stop at ebola? with the amount of hazardous waste going into the sewage system yet not much wide spread sickness on the scale of a pandemic has occurred though flooding can be an issue in this case I would be more concerned with getting dysentery then ebola, many upon many states have experienced flooding that have released sewage in the streets and basements of homes, it happen almost every year on the willamette river in oregon. Mother nature has a superb way of cleaning things up, industrial accidents that contaminates the water system is a different matter altogether though if one is truly concern, water testing kits are available. We shouldn't allow fear and the what ifs rule our life's, the best approach is stay informed, be involved and be prepared!

This isn't real, but maybe it could be and maybe people ought to really think seriously about their spending habits: http://dailybuzzlive.com/iphone-6-p...s-21200-confirmed-cases-since-friday-release/

just over heard on my international news feed; confirmed ebola in US!!