Anyone following the ebola outbreak?

[Bagatell]

nothing says "safety precautions" like rolled-up sleeves on a HazMat suit...



http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-03/why-americas-not-ready-ebola-outbreak-1-photo

[ChiliPowder]

The airline company is now telling everyone on those flights that they may have had contact with an Ebola patient.

I feel bad for the poor saps that sat next to him or the flight people who had to server and clean after him.

[bill gator]

This is a disease that is killing 50% of the people who contract it, and we are being told that contracting the disease is very difficult. yet those trained medically and in protective gear are catching it at a somewhat alarming rate.

[misterycoins]

disturbing report out of Dallas is the paramedics saying that the ambulance used to carry the ebola patient was not put out of commission and used for 48 hours after

[a447513372]

nothing says "safety precautions" like rolled-up sleeves on a HazMat suit...



http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-03/why-americas-not-ready-ebola-outbreak-1-photo

This is one example of why healthcare workers are catching ebola. They are not properly following procedures that are designed to keep them safe. Many people feel these procedures are unnecessary and do things like this and end up catching the illness

[mnmShadyBTC]

Can't believe that the US authorities allowed an infected person to travel from Liberia to Texas. Now it is time to face the music. 

He was not showing symptoms until after he was in the US for some time. He was screened prior to leaving Liberia.

The incubation period is ~3 weeks so someone can be infected but show no signs of being as such for as long

[Balthazar]

http://en.ria.ru/russia/20140805/191739156/Russian-Ebola-Vaccine-in-Preclinical-Trials.html

http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/russia-s-ebola-vaccine-ready-for-use-health-minister-says/506516.html

Preclinical trials were completed successfully. Vaccine is ready for use, but certification is in the progress yet.

[Bitzkrieg]

Someone died in Texas right? 

[NewLiberty]

Someone died in Texas right? 

No.
Still in critical condition as of now.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/06/us-health-ebola-usa-idUSKCN0HT0MZ20141006


I picked up the remaining P100 breathing filters at my local stores here in Los Angeles.  There weren't a lot left.
After I put together a the kits for my household, I may have some left over.

It might be wise to check your local stores for these before things get weird, and if they never do, save them for the next time you paint or whatever.
As for eye coverings, those simple cheap pool masks because they are easy to get and are water tight.  Most of the goggles you see for protective wear aren't water tight, aren't air tight and are for splash protection.


I'd not be giving those up for dirty fiat money.  That cotton cloth is going to soak up the deadly disease like nothing else.

[NewLiberty]

http://en.ria.ru/russia/20140805/191739156/Russian-Ebola-Vaccine-in-Preclinical-Trials.html

http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/russia-s-ebola-vaccine-ready-for-use-health-minister-says/506516.html

Preclinical trials were completed successfully. Vaccine is ready for use, but certification is in the progress yet.

So by "ready for use", you mean "currently unavailable anywhere at any price", right?

[Balthazar]

http://en.ria.ru/russia/20140805/191739156/Russian-Ebola-Vaccine-in-Preclinical-Trials.html

http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/russia-s-ebola-vaccine-ready-for-use-health-minister-says/506516.html

Preclinical trials were completed successfully. Vaccine is ready for use, but certification is in the progress yet.

So by "ready for use", you mean "currently unavailable anywhere at any price", right?

Not mine words. But yep, without certificate they can't sell it even if they wanted to. Certification could take up to few months. Before beginning of preclinical trials it was expected that commercial supplies will be started in January... Now preclinical tests on humans are passed, so will see. At least now we sure that we'll get a vaccine even in case of failure of all other ongoing developments.

[Bagatell]

But due to incompetence from the authorities, they were allowed to travel.

The authorities have been deliberately flying Ebola carriers around the world for some time now. This isn't incompetence, it's strategy.

"Air traffic is the driver"



http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-07/spain-warns-something-went-wrong-suspected-ebola-cases-rise-madrid

[cellard]

Its confirmed in spain, a potential second case too and stocks are going down when it comes to traveling agencies.

[Bagatell]

Follow the money.

http://therapybook.wordpress.com/2014/08/02/ebola-turning-out-to-be-joint-bio-and-psych-warfare-assault-from-george-soros-and-bill-melinda-gates/

[cellard]

Follow the money.

http://therapybook.wordpress.com/2014/08/02/ebola-turning-out-to-be-joint-bio-and-psych-warfare-assault-from-george-soros-and-bill-melinda-gates/

Here we go. Is this up in infowars already?
I wonder if something can happen these days, just happen without people coming up with alternative theories.

[Bagatell]

Here we go. Is this up in infowars already?

Why do you ask?

I wonder if something can happen these days, just happen without people coming up with alternative theories.

Are you not open to free thinking?

[cutesakura]

On November 24, 2007, the Uganda Ministry of Health confirmed an outbreak of Ebola in the Bundibugyo District. After confirmation of samples tested by the United States National Reference Laboratories and the CDC, the World Health Organization confirmed the presence of the new species. On 20 February 2008, the Uganda Ministry officially announced the end of the epidemic in Bundibugyo, with the last infected person discharged on 8 January 2008.An epidemiological study conducted by WHO and Uganda Ministry of Health scientists determined there were 116 confirmed and probable cases the new Ebola species, and that the outbreak had a mortality rate of 34% (39 deaths)

[traderbit]

Ebola outbreak: Spread of deadly disease across Europe is 'unavoidable', warns WHO chief

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/ebola-outbreak-husband-of-spanish-nurse-placed-in-quarantine-as-22-contacts-identified-9779682.html

[Grand_Voyageur]

Ebola outbreak: Spread of deadly disease across Europe is 'unavoidable', warns WHO chief

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/ebola-outbreak-husband-of-spanish-nurse-placed-in-quarantine-as-22-contacts-identified-9779682.html

Actually his warning was quite less emotional: "Ms Jakab said European health workers were most at risk of becoming infected, but added that "the most important thing in our view is that Europe is still at low risk and that the western part of the European region particularly is the best prepared in the world to respond to viral haemorrhagic fevers including Ebola."
Also the Spanish nurse should not have contracted the deadly disease if appropriate containment and control measures had been taken. Media in Spain "reported that staff at the Madrid hospital where the nurse became infected had claimed their protective suits did not meet health and safety requirements".

[gogxmagog]

This could wipe out a lot of earths population if it isn't contained. WHO has said we have about a month or its game over.
Sure would ease up that global warming though.
Too many people.
Nature culls the heard

Millions of people will die, a huge swath cut through the nations of the world, a giant percentage of humanity laid to waste.
Yet, the real question still remains...
How will this affect the value of my bitcoins?