[unregistered41671]

At least everyone has not been drinking the kool aid.
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"Ebola researcher says he would not rule out possibility that the virus spreads through air in tight quarters"

"There are too many unknowns here,' a virologist says of how Ebola may spread"


"Ebola researcher says he thinks there is a chance asymptomatic people could spread the virus"

To read the entire article, click below


http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-ebola-questions-20141007-story.html#page=1

 

[Ardie/WI]

IMO, everyone should be wearing surgical masks all the time.

If nothing else, it would cut down on the spread of colds and the flu.

 

[CraftyLady]

So many unanswered Q's about Ebola. And the experts just want us all of us in the world to just listen to what they say - don't Q - and don't read between the lines.

Scary stuff.

So, I'm going to keep my mind open, and watch what they do.

160,000 bio suits are on rush order. For what reason? And where are they being shipped?

 

[paradox]

I think whatever the media or government is telling you can always be assumed to be a lie or at least a partial truth. The truth is always a level or two worse than they will admit openly. Watch the questions they dodge. IE recently a CDC official was asked "what if the Texas patient had sneezed on one of the plane trips". His answer was that Ebola patients don't generally sneeze. Not "we are certain he was not contagious during those plane rides". Not "a sneeze would not carry the virus" or "the virus would not live on surfaces" - because of course that would be a total lie. Just - ebola patients don't sneeze. Really? Because I sneeze when I put pepper on my inflight meal. I sneeze when someone passes me wearing too much perfume. It is the middle of cold and allergy season - people sneeze. But ebola patients apparently don't sneeze...WHEW...crisis averted then!

 

[CraftyLady]

I think whatever the media or government is telling you can always be assumed to be a lie or at least a partial truth. The truth is always a level or two worse than they will admit openly. Watch the questions they dodge. IE recently a CDC official was asked "what if the Texas patient had sneezed on one of the plane trips". His answer was that Ebola patients don't generally sneeze. Not "we are certain he was not contagious during those plane rides". Not "a sneeze would not carry the virus" or "the virus would not live on surfaces" - because of course that would be a total lie. Just - ebola patients don't sneeze. Really? Because I sneeze when I put pepper on my inflight meal. I sneeze when someone passes me wearing too much perfume. It is the middle of cold and allergy season - people sneeze. But ebola patients apparently don't sneeze...WHEW...crisis averted then!

Yes, Watch what they DO.
They being public officials, CDC, military, and anyone else involved.

We need a thread on Watching what they do as compared to what they say.

I'd start with the hazmat suits and who ordered them and where are they going. Might be nothing - fingerscrossed - or might be a big something.

 

[MoonRiver]

IMO, everyone should be wearing surgical masks all the time.

If nothing else, it would cut down on the spread of colds and the flu.

And gloves.

 

[Oggie]

I used to wear this surgeon mask.

My mom made me stop.

 

[poppy]

It has to be easier to catch than they claim. The nurse in Spain who caught it surely was wearing at least basic protection and probably more and yet she got it. What does that say about people completely unprotected? The EU is saying an Ebola spread across the EU is unavoidable at this point while our government is saying the opposite. Remember, the government telling us that is the same one that said ISIS was a juvie team just last February. I highly suspect our government propaganda version is affect by the upcoming elections. Wouldn't look good for the dems to have a new crisis under Obama's watch.

 

[unregistered41671]

Now they are going to kill the dog of the infected nurse in Spain.

"Ebola escapes Europe's defenses; pet dog must die "

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/4e79...nurse-spain-gets-ebola-raising-global-concern

 

[Txsteader]

Bought a box of n95 respirator masks today. We already have boxes of gloves that were sent home w/ DH from the hospital a couple of years ago. Going to buy more hand sanitizer and disinfectant spray tomorrow.

 

[Litlbits]

Hospital gloves made from latex are not good enough, they allow microscopic particles, moisture and air to get through. The nurse had on two pair sealed at the cuff with tape and they think the gloves are how she came in contact with the virus. The only gloves that will keep it out are non permeable gloves, the kind used when handling muratic acid and such. Just don't want everyone to have a false sense of security with latex gloves.

 

[Litlbits]

From what I've read, dogs can be asymptomatic, carrying the virus but not getting sick themselves. If the dog licked her, most likely it is infected and could contaminate a lot of other people. That's why they want to put it down. Poor dog, looks like a real sweetie. Really sad.

 

[copperkid3]

I used to wear this surgeon mask.

My mom made me stop.

It was likely making the family cat have kittens!!!