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EBOLA IS OUT

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Ebola Virus GraphicAnd it is in — at minimum — London.

From the UKMirror.com:

Ebola terror at Gatwick as passenger collapses and dies getting off Sierra Leone flight

by Rebecca Younger & Andy Lines

Staff tell of fears as jet from Africa is quarantined after the death of passenger who was ‘sweating and vomiting’ before she collapsed

Airport staff tonight told of their fears of an Ebola outbreak after a passenger from Sierra Leone collapsed and died as she got off a plane at Gatwick.

Workers said they were terrified the virus could spread globally through the busy international hub from the West African country which is in the grip of the deadly epidemic.

The woman, said to be 72, became ill on the gangway after she left a Gambia Bird jet with 128 passengers on board. She died in hospital.

Ladies and gentlemen, Ebola is now out into a Westernized country.  Just as I suspected and as I warned.

Here is what people don’t think about:

Everyone on that plane is infected.  Every aircraft  has a closed system of recycled air.  Everyone who touched her.  Everyone who handled her baggage. Everyone who helped her or serviced her at any point in her trip.  Everyone.  And needs to be quarantined.

Further, places where she washed her hands, where she used silverware in a restaurant, where she sneezed, where she blew her nose, and where she urinated or defecated — those places are likewise infected.

What people don’t wish to know: some women hover when they urinate over public toilets.and the urine splashes.  Anyone who sits down on that toilet is subject to infection.  Sweating?  Vomiting?  Bodily fluids, ladies and gentlemen.

Where she touched her eyeballs and then touched a doorknob.  Where she touched her oily or sweating face and touched another object or person, in purposeful or unconscious gestures.

And watch: response and quarantine to this will be considered an “over-reaction.”

It takes 21 days for Ebola to incubate.  So that person KNEW she was sick WHEN she got on that aircraft.  She did so anyway.

And I say this: I submit this is a very poor time to be getting into any airliner for any reason.  It is av very poor time to take an international trip.  Anywhere.  For any reason.  You have no idea where that aircraft has been and who has been sitting in the seat you’re about to occupy.

Further, it is a very poor time to be near a hub of large population, as in any large city serviced by a major international airport.  For, now, obvious reasons.

I said Ebola was “one plane ride away.”

And it clearly is.

FIRST obvious step: NO ONE from Africa enters this country

BZ

P.S.

You wonder how Ebola transfers in primitive Africa?  This way: tradition indicates that when someone dies, you wash and tend the body afterwards, and many people come in contact.  Now, black people in Africa believe that the White Man has created Ebola and applied it to them — and it won’t be eradicated because the White Man, via White Doctors, refuses to allow them to conduct their rituals for the deceased.

 

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Potential Ebola arrivals in North Carolina, Texas and Canada? Where else?

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ebola-outbreak-responsible-for-59-deaths-confirmed-in-west-africaThe Peace Corps is currently removing its volunteers from the countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone because of the Ebola outbreak in those three nations.  It is believed that some volunteers were exposed to Ebola whilst making contact with locals.

There are at least three U.S. citizens known to have contracted the disease. Two are medical workers in Liberia, Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol.

Brantly and the couple’s 3- and 5-year-old children left Liberia for a scheduled visit to the United States on July 20. Days later, Kent Brantly quarantined himself in the isolation ward of a hospital where he had been treating Ebola patients after testing positive for the disease. His host organization Samaritan’s Purse has recalled non-essential employees from Liberia.

Amber Brantly and the children are in Abilene, Texas, under a 21-day fever watch but are not believed to have contracted the illness.

Another American citizen, Patrick Sawyer, died prior to being able to board an aircraft to the United States, which he intended to do — as I wrote about here.

A potential Ebola arrival to the US.

One of those volunteers recently arrived into the United States proper on Tuesday and was responsible for the isolation of an entire corridor of the ER at the Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, NC.

“CMC officials said earlier Wednesday that a patient was being tested, but a spokesman would not specify what for. Officials with CMC said Wednesday afternoon the patient had recently visited Africa.”

A potential Ebola arrival to the US.

One very important physician familiar with Ebola has already perished from the disease, Dr Sheik Umar Khan, in Sierra Leone on Tuesday.

A story like this with no medical attribution does little to assuage fears of a potential epidemic.

British and Hong Kong authorities are concerned about a global breakout — particularly with regard to centers of high population where the virus could spread geometrically.

Ebola is up to 90% fatal, the incubation period is roughly 21 days, and there is no cure.

Now, a doctor has been quarantined in Canada because of an Ebola fear.

One plane ride away.

Perhaps that plane ride has already occurred.

No one can yet say for certain whether it has, or whether it hasn’t.

BZ

 

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Speaking of “one plane ride away”

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Literally: one small plane ride away — and in fact this man did board an aircraft.

From the UKTelegraph.com:

Ebola outbreak: Victim who sparked fears of global epidemic was on way home to US

Patrick Sawyer could have brought Ebola to US but died in Nigeria while en route to family in Minnesota

by Rosa Prince

An Ebola victim who was allowed to board an international flight was an American citizen on his way home to the United States, it has emerged.

Patrick Sawyer worked for the Liberian government and was visiting his sister there when he developed symptoms while on a plane to Nigeria. He was quarantined on arrival in Lagos and died on Friday.

His wife, Decontee, 34, who like Mr Sawyer is originally from Liberia, currently at the heart of the terrifying Ebola outbreak, said he had been due to travel on to America where he could have become Patient Zero in a US epidemic.

The 40-year-old father-of-three is believed to have contracted the disease from his sister, whom he was caring for without knowing she had Ebola.

Mr Sawyer took two flights to get to Nigeria from Liberia, where he had attended his sister’s funeral. The first took him from Monrovia to Lome in Togo, where he boarded a plane to Lagos. He collapsed at the airport on landing.

Should Ebola find its way to our shores, you can be assured this nation will come to a screeching halt, physically and economically.

One plane ride.  And we’ve already come this close.

I submit that now may not be quite the finest time in the world to board a commercial aircraft, considering this aspect and that of medically-unscreened illegal children having been flown around the United States on aircraft as well, all containing oxygen systems that do nothing but recycle trapped air.

Merely a suggestion.

BZ

 

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