The possible Ebola patient hospitalized in Memphis is said to be an African who works at an Herbalife warehouse. Just a heads up, while waiting for the press conference news, for those who take herbs.

Hey SueZ Shill FEARMONGER,

Don't FEAR the Microbe - FEAR the INJECTION!!!

[www.rawfoodsupport.com]
Re: Ebola your thoughts?
Posted by: fresh
Date: August 16, 2014 12:54PM

liberia, a country with "ebola" crisis.

vaccination statistics.

OH,,gee, I wonder if injecting attenuated viruses and poisons can cause a problem.
could that possibly introduce foreign matter into humans that might present a problem (that we subsequently blame on "ebola"


[www.unicef.org]

check out the vaccination coverage percentages.

Immunization coverage (%) 2012, BCG 85
Immunization coverage (%) 2012, DPT1 86
Immunization coverage (%) 2012, DPT3 77
Immunization coverage (%) 2012, polio3 77
Immunization coverage (%) 2012, MCV 80
Immunization coverage (%) 2012, HepB3 77
Immunization coverage (%) 2012, Hib3 77
Immunization coverage (%) 2012, Newborns protected against tetanus 91%
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“Diet, INJECTIONS and injunctions will combine, from a very early age, to produce the sort of character and the sort of beliefs that the authorities consider desirable, and any serious criticism of the powers that be will become psychologically impossible. Even if all are miserable, all will believe themselves happy, because the government will tell them that they are so.” -Bertrand Russell, The Impact of Science on Society 1953

One of the main reasons why so many of y'all just don't get it is because you guys are missing too many Pieces of the Puzzle (and I'm doubting whether or not any of y'all could Connect the Dots even if you had more Pieces of the Puzzle).

For example, Bertrand Russell was a member of the Fabian Society and if you guys don't know what the Fabian Society is, then you are CLUELESS as to what is going on in Liberia and around the world!!!

Poor rose. Obsolete. Viruses are real. Period.

Yes SueZ Shill FEARMONGER, the POISONS that your MASTERS INJECT into the masses are real, but more and more people are WAKING UP to what your MASTERS are doing to the masses and remember, WE REAP WHAT WE SOW!!!

SueZ Wrote:
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> Four suspected Ebola cases in Sudan. Oil field
> workers - two dead two are hospitalized.
>
> [en.starafrica.com]
> s-oilfields-spread.html
>
>
> Sudan bans local reporting on Ebola. Suspected
> cases came from Abeche, Chad.
>
> [en.starafrica.com]
> -on-ebola.html

Thanks for posting this SueZ. I'm trying to keep up, but I missed this and also the news about the possible Memphis case.

The Sudan thing worries me because Sudan has banned media coverage about Ebola. This is a disease that thrives on lack of information and misinformation.

If it's true there are cases in Sudan and possibly Chad, then Ebola has begun to spread across Africa.

Here's a link to a map of Africa, so we can see where all these cases (and suspected cases) are.

[www.worldatlas.com]

Currently, Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia (West Africa), and the Congo (separate strain) all have Ebola. Mali has had one case, but also many probable exposures.

Suspected cases could possibly be in Chad and Sudan.

Nigeria and Senegal have had cases, but were recently declared Ebola-free (42 days without a reported case).

Hey suncloud,

YOU ARE WHAT WE CALL A "USEFUL IDIOT"!!!

YOU have good intentions, but your are EXTREMELY IGNORANT!!!

Watch this video that Prana posted with an OPEN MIND and WAKE UP from this NIGHTMARE!!!

[www.rawfoodsupport.com]
[www.youtube.com]

John Rose Wrote:
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> Hey SueZ Shill FEARMONGER,

This is "name-calling" and not productive. We might also reflect that a "fearmonger" is someone who tells people to "fear".
>
> Don't FEAR the Microbe - FEAR the INJECTION!!!

No reason to fear anything.

About fearing Ebola: it's more important to stay informed.

About fearing vaccinations: Teachers and especially health care workers have more vaccinations than anyone else in this country. None of them are dying of Ebola.

Currrently there is no vaccine for Ebola, and a vaccine is not expected until possibly some time next year. Health care workers will have this vaccine before anyone else. Hopefully, it won't be necessary here in the US at all.

> > One of the main reasons why so many of y'all just
> don't get it is because you guys are missing too
> many Pieces of the Puzzle (and I'm doubting
> whether or not any of y'all could Connect the Dots
> even if you had more Pieces of the Puzzle).

If the "dots" have to be "connected", this indicates the evidence is lacking, and is replaced with assumptions.

And if all of the "dots" are chosen because they fit the same general belief set to begin with, then of course, they will all fit together very well.

IMO, it's better to form our beliefs based on the facts than to form the facts based on our beliefs.

SUNCLOUD - YOU ARE SO IGNORANT IT'S BEYOND COMPREHENSION!!!

WATCH THIS VIDEO AND WAKE UP!!!

[www.youtube.com]
[www.rawfoodsupport.com]

suncloud Wrote:
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> SueZ Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Four suspected Ebola cases in Sudan. Oil field
> > workers - two dead two are hospitalized.
> >
> >
> [en.starafrica.com]
>
> > s-oilfields-spread.html
> >
> >
> > Sudan bans local reporting on Ebola. Suspected
> > cases came from Abeche, Chad.
> >
> >
> [en.starafrica.com]
>
> > -on-ebola.html
>
> Thanks for posting this SueZ. I'm trying to keep
> up, but I missed this and also the news about the
> possible Memphis case.
>
> The Sudan thing worries me because Sudan has
> banned media coverage about Ebola. This is a
> disease that thrives on lack of information and
> misinformation.
>
> If it's true there are cases in Sudan and possibly
> Chad, then Ebola has begun to spread across
> Africa.
>
> Here's a link to a map of Africa, so we can see
> where all these cases (and suspected cases) are.
>
>
> [www.worldatlas.com]
>
>
> Currently, Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia (West
> Africa), and the Congo (separate strain) all have
> Ebola. Mali has had one case, but also many
> probable exposures.
>
> Suspected cases could possibly be in Chad and
> Sudan.
>
> Nigeria and Senegal have had cases, but were
> recently declared Ebola-free (42 days without a
> reported case).

Yeah, this could get monstrous. Doesn't China own those mineral rights? Are Americans working in the oil fields there?

Hey everybody,

SueZ is a Shill and is PAID to be a FEARMONGER and suncloud is simply a Useful Idiot and knows NOT what she does!

John Rose Wrote:
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> Hey everybody,
>
> SueZ is a Shill and is PAID to be a FEARMONGER and
> suncloud is simply a Useful Idiot and knows NOT
> what she does!

rose is an angry has-been wannabe author, liar, and most likely of anyone here to be a shill and useful idiot - sans the useful part.

You are NOT FOOLING ANYONE!!!

You are a SHILL and you have an obvious AGENDA and that is to create as much CHAOS as you can!!!

Global incident map that tracks viral and bacterial diseases: [outbreaks.globalincidentmap.com]

Thanks for the PROPAGANDA!!!

John Rose Wrote:
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> You are NOT FOOLING ANYONE!!!
>
> You are a SHILL and you have an obvious AGENDA and
> that is to create as much CHAOS as you can!!!

No, rose, if that is even your real name, I am not a shill. If you knew anything you would know that - but you don't. And you don't even care that you don't know or have not offered a shred of evidence on that matter or any other of your puffed up hot air bag allegations. You're just full of hot air and that is all. No, you are not right just because you said so except in your own little claustrophobic sick and twisted world.

YOU ARE SO CLUELESS - YOU ARE NOT EVEN FUNNY!!!

Slow down John. WW III is not being played out on this board. I objectively posted something. No need to shout.


John Rose Wrote:
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> Thanks for the PROPAGANDA!!!

John Rose Wrote:
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> Hey suncloud,
>
> YOU ARE WHAT WE CALL A "USEFUL IDIOT"!!!
>
> YOU have good intentions, but your are EXTREMELY
> IGNORANT!!!
>
> Watch this video that Prana posted with an OPEN
> MIND and WAKE UP from this NIGHTMARE!!!
>
> [www.rawfoodsupport.com]
> [www.youtube.com]


I posted some thoughts about Dr. Laibow on Prana's thread. According to Dr. Laibow's article, Ebola for the Informed: "Ebola virus has now been genetically engineered to enhance its kill rate to a staggering 90%."

Question: How do you believe Dr. Laibow if you don't believe in viruses?
[theusindependent.com]

DoD - Ebola is aerostable & may infect sewer systems.

[www.youtube.com]

Who needs "bushmeat" to spread Ebola when there are rats in every city's sewers?

[www.fbo.gov]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/27/2014 05:39PM by SueZ.

The New Jersey nurse has been released from mandatory quarantine.

Dr. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has said an alternative to mandatory quarantine could be to send health care workers out to people's homes to take their temperatures everyday.

In my opinion, this is the preferred solution. This is what was done in Nigeria, and it worked. As I recall, at one point, they were monitoring 400 people this way. Nigeria is (currently, at least) Ebola-free.

3 weeks quarantined in a tent is like 3 weeks in jail - no, it's much worse because there's no getting out to the exercise yard.

Health care workers in Africa are the major line of defense in preventing Ebola from coming to the U.S. It makes no sense to reduce their incentive to go there when alternatives to quarantine are just as effective.

So far, I haven't seen any evidence that Ebola is contagious at the beginning stage when fever is first detected. I'm open to it, but I haven't seen it.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/27/2014 06:34PM by suncloud.

suncloud Wrote:
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> ...Dr. Fauci, director of the National Institute of
> Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has said an
> alternative to mandatory quarantine could be to
> send health care workers out to people's homes to
> take their temperatures everyday.
>
> In my opinion, this is the preferred solution.
> This is what was done in Nigeria, and it worked.
> As I recall, at one point, they were monitoring
> 400 people this way. Nigeria is (currently, at
> least) Ebola-free.
>

My mistake - 900 people were monitored everyday - not 400.

Here is a video from Nigeria about monitoring suspected exposures by visiting their homes everyday and taking their temperatures. [www.bbc.co.uk]

IMO we should do this here for health care workers coming from West Africa and others exposed to Ebola instead of mandatory quarantine and instead of asking them to take their own temperatures.

You'll see in the video that the index patient who actually did have Ebola was isolated against his will. This does have to happen for people who are actually sick, so that others are protected.

I thought this was a good story and video. Congratulations Nigeria!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/27/2014 07:18PM by suncloud.

Forgot to say, hey thanks HH for the map!

My pleasure.

suncloud Wrote:
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> Forgot to say, hey thanks HH for the map!

Study: Fear of Ebola Highest Among People Who Did Not Pay Attention During Math and Science Classes

Prana Wrote:
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> Study: Fear of Ebola Highest Among People Who Did
> Not Pay Attention During Math and Science Classes

Meaning they had difficulty understanding the facts.

Ebola is a disease, and it's caused by a virus. We shouldn't be afraid of it. We should know the facts.

Thank you Prana.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/28/2014 05:11AM by suncloud.

<<<Ebola is a disease, and it's caused by a virus.>>>

BS!!!

Who was the father of Virology and who did he work for?

Just to make sure that everyone understands, the article that Prana posted is satire. It's The New Yorker trying to be like The Onion.

Prana Wrote:
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> Study: Fear of Ebola Highest Among People Who Did
> Not Pay Attention During Math and Science Classes

HH Wrote:
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> Just to make sure that everyone understands, the
> article that Prana posted is satire. It's The New
> Yorker trying to be like The Onion.
>
> Prana Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Study: Fear of Ebola Highest Among People Who
> Did
> > Not Pay Attention During Math and Science
> Classes

Let's hope Prana understands that.

We know rose doesn't get any of it.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/28/2014 02:38PM by SueZ.

Certain strains of Ebola can survive on surfaces for almost two months...


[www.dailymail.co.uk]

suncloud Wrote:
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> suncloud Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > ...Dr. Fauci, director of the National Institute
> of
> > Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has said an
> > alternative to mandatory quarantine could be to
> > send health care workers out to people's homes
> to
> > take their temperatures everyday.
> >
> > In my opinion, this is the preferred solution.
> > This is what was done in Nigeria, and it worked.
>
> > As I recall, at one point, they were monitoring
> > 400 people this way. Nigeria is (currently, at
> > least) Ebola-free.
> >
>
> My mistake - 900 people were monitored everyday -
> not 400.
>
> Here is a video from Nigeria about monitoring
> suspected exposures by visiting their homes
> everyday and taking their temperatures.
> [www.bbc.co.uk]
>
> IMO we should do this here for health care workers
> coming from West Africa and others exposed to
> Ebola instead of mandatory quarantine and instead
> of asking them to take their own temperatures.
>
> You'll see in the video that the index patient who
> actually did have Ebola was isolated against his
> will. This does have to happen for people who are
> actually sick, so that others are protected.
>
> I thought this was a good story and video.
> Congratulations Nigeria!

The link doesn't show the video now. I would like to have seen what they were wearing and, if they actually entered homes, what disposable protection they had on their feet, etc. I don't trust anything but mandatory quarantine at this point since the health care workers protocals don't seem to be functional yet. I also am not as sure as you are that Nigeria is trustworthy in their reporting that all is well.