CDC confirms first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States | Reuters
Press conference at 5:30 PM EST
Press conference at 5:30 PM EST
At least the .gov has been stocking up and preparing for this the last 2 or 3 years. Billions of rounds of ammo, millions of body bags, military surplus vehicles in most police departments, and now high schools and universities. Thank god Obama just signed an EO last month where the fed can disapeer you for respiratory issues. And I'm even more greatful for his EO from 2 years ago authorizing .gov confiscation of resources (food, meds ect).
Sorry to lazy to source all those. Just plug any detail into google if you question it.
Btw. This is all about selling vaccines.
Y'all are seeing conspiracies where there are none.
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erm..wft are you blabbering about? we haven't had a liberal administration since clinton. patriot act, homeland security, less and less liberties. and obamba just adding onto what the neocons like chaney have created.Thanks #diversity thanks #openborders.
Way to go liberals, you will quite literally bring about the destruction of the West like you always wanted.
what we really need is to completely block all air traffic and immigration coming in from africa. srsly. how else to stop the spread.People saying this won't spread? What do you think happens if it makes its way to the ghetto of sub 85 IQ people and crack addicts? It will look like Africa in a week.
media hype - the person was brought back from West Africa with the suspicion of contraction, but wasn't officially diagnosed until here
The patient sought treatment six days after arriving in Texas on Sept. 20, Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), told reporters on Tuesday. He was admitted two days later to an isolation room at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas.
Asked whether the patient was a U.S. citizen, Frieden described the person as a visitor to family in the country.
Can you link to the EO's please?
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#1 isn't as scary as you're making it sound.
#2 has been in place since I think Kennedy was President. It's nothing new.
But anyway, so when are the quarantines starting? Didn't several countries have those during the swine flu outbreak years ago? If you were suspected of having swine flu, you got shoved into quarantine for a couple weeks before being allowed in the country.
How is that not scary? Instead of going to your doctor, the Feds decide your fate. Ya good luck bro
#2. I'll take your word on that, but why does he need to signn a new one? They couldn't pass legislation in the last 50 years to handle that?
Well, let's wait for the death panels to mobilize first, before we get all worried about them.
I can't remember, but I remember reading something about it. They needed to amend it for the internet age & cyber security, or something to that effect. Pretty near every country has had similar legislation in place forever, basically. If shit hits the fan (ie. the Chinese invade or something), then the military gets dibs over, well... everything. Land, highways, railways, airports, communication networks, factories, waterways, agriculture, etc. It's nothing new.
media hype - the person was brought back from West Africa with the suspicion of contraction, but wasn't officially diagnosed until here
I'm surprised how many experts on infectious diseases there are on WF.