EBOLA INCUBATION CAN BE UP TO 42 DAYS...NOT 21 !

http://christwire.org/2014/08/presid...eral-darkness/ Originally Posted by slingblade

Christwire.org is a satirical website that ridicules American Christian conservatives, slingblade. So poor satire is the best you can muster to deflect from Odumbo's ineptness and the doctor's irresponsible behavior, slingblade, considering Odumbo postulated that the probability for an Ebola breakout was extremely low when he knew on September 2 that there was a 25% chance of an Ebola breakout in the U.S. and that the odds would only worsen after three weeks, slingblade? From IIFFY's article, and it ain't piss-poor satire like you proffer, slingblade:

Here's a video of Nina Pham shortly after her release from the Hospital. She doesn't look like she has ever been sick for one minute. She didn't loose not one pound, no signs of fatigue. Most people don't look this good after having the flu for a week. Ebola was first recognized by health officials in 1976. In the last thirty eight years there has only been periodic outbreaks with several hundred cases and a few hundred deaths. Roughly Three Million people die of Respiratory infections yearly throughout the world. That dwarfs the number of deaths from Ebola in over three decades. AIDS/HIV claimed 1.5 Million lives in 2012 world wide, Diarrhea Diseases from Protozoan infections claimed over one million lives, TB 935,000, Malaria 600,000, Meningitis 400,000, Hepatitis B 150,000. I think the information we're receiving about Ebola is greatly exaggerated. It's hard to research information on Ebola cause of the tainted information delivered by the Main Stream News Media, especially CNN. Watch what you read. Watch what you hear, question everything.

Jim


http://youtu.be/RGfDSGCiBtc

Yep....especially what the Obama government is telling us and doing.....have they gotten the substance right so far?

- Wrong protocols
- told us our hospitals are equipped/trained to handle this (nurses think otherwise)
- Obama told us not to worry; it won't come to America. I think it has.


Ya think this was their "October Surprise" and it fizzled?

Here's a video of Nina Pham shortly after her release from the Hospital. She doesn't look like she has ever been sick for one minute. She didn't loose not one pound, no signs of fatigue. Most people don't look this good after having the flu for a week. Ebola was first recognized by health officials in 1976. In the last thirty eight years there has only been periodic outbreaks with several hundred cases and a few hundred deaths. Roughly Three Million people die of Respiratory infections yearly throughout the world. That dwarfs the number of deaths from Ebola in over three decades. AIDS/HIV claimed 1.5 Million lives in 2012 world wide, Diarrhea Diseases from Protozoan infections claimed over one million lives, TB 935,000, Malaria 600,000, Meningitis 400,000, Hepatitis B 150,000. I think the information we're receiving about Ebola is greatly exaggerated. It's hard to research information on Ebola cause of the tainted information delivered by the Main Stream News Media, especially CNN. Watch what you read. Watch what you hear, question everything.

Jim


http://youtu.be/RGfDSGCiBtc Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin

Yep....especially what the Obama government is telling us and doing.....have they gotten the substance right so far?

- Wrong protocols
- told us our hospitals are equipped/trained to handle this (nurses think otherwise)
- Obama told us not to worry; it won't come to America. I think it has.


Ya think this was their "October Surprise" and it fizzled? Originally Posted by Whirlaway

I don't know if this Ebola outbreak is what is referred to as the " October Surprise" or not. The information we are receiving doesn't seem to coincide with actual reported cases. Like the 90% death rate. Well the five cases here in America with Dr. Brantley, Writebol, Duncan, Vinson and Pham only resulted in one death. Take a look at the link below it's a graph of cases and deaths due to Ebola since 1976 to present. You should notice the relatively high incident rate in 1976 then it tapers off with several years of very low to no incidents and death as if these countries gained a handle and was successful in managing the disease. then 2014 a major spike. They are attributing that to a new strain. I find that questionable.

Jim


http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-magazine-monitor-28713923