... over the potential for further spread of the Ebola virus.
BREAKING Emergency Dallas Commissioners Ct. Meeting
Set for tomorrow at 2pm to declare Local State of Disaster —
Meredith Land (@MeredithNBC5)
The commissioners will declare a disaster over “the potential for widespread or severe damage, injury, loss or threat of life resulting from the Ebola virus.”
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The definition of INSANITY: Repeating the same action over and over again, and expectin different results. - Albert Einstein. . .
Who does this administration think they are fooling? Duncan managed to enter the US with Ebola despite the fever checks...the (insert string of obscene profanity here)CDC gave the second Ebola nurse to travel WITH A FEVER! And yet, today's headlines read:
US Steps up domestic response to Ebola crisis.
"Customs and health officials at airports in Chicago, Atlanta, the Washington suburbs and Newark, New Jersey, were scheduled to start taking the temperatures of passengers from the three hardest-hit West African countries Thursday. The screenings, using no-touch thermometers, started Saturday at New York's Kennedy International Airport."
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HOW THE HELL IS THAT STEPPING UP?!
Then there is this little tidbit in the same article:
Quote: "Frontier has taken the aircraft out of service. The plane was flown Wednesday without passengers from Cleveland to Denver, where the airline said it will undergo a fourth cleaning, including replacement of seat covers, carpeting and air filters."
Yet this administration insists on allowing passengers from the Ebola hot zones of Western Africa - Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea to -
not only board planes,
but change planes during connections,
enter mass transit hubs,
and travel freely within unsuspecting populations regardless of whether they were directly exposed to Ebola, as was Duncan, or not.
If and when these modes of transportation carry an infected passenger, the new standard set by Frontier suggests removal of contaminated vehicle from fleet for complete refab at corp. own expense? How sustainable is that, and for how long?
INSANITY!
Reuters: Frontier Air puts 6 crew on leave as precaution amid Ebola worry Oct. 16, 2014 8:36AM
WSJ: EU to Strengthen Ebola Exit Screening in Affected African Countries October 16, 2014 9:12AM
But Health Commissioner Says It Is Up to Individual Countries to Screen on Entry
Solon (Ohio) closes two schools Thursday as Ebola precaution
KHOU.com: 3 Central Texas schools cncel classs over Ebola concerns 7:26AM October 16, 2014
WSJ: Air France Flight Grounded in Madrid Over Suspected Ebola Virus Case
Passenger ont he flight showed symptoms of ebola including shaking
Oct. 16, 2014 8:55AM
DNA India: 21-day quarantine period may not be enough for Ebola 10/16/2014 5:54PM
Ebola and the Crisis of Managerial Liberalism Human Events 10/16/2014 8:21AM
ITV: MSF:'We have reached our ceiling in Ebola response October 16, 2014 1:45PM The leading organisation fighting the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has said it has reached the limit of its capacity to help, and called on governments and other groups to step up their efforts.
WPTZ 5: Ebola WHO Cases October 16,2014 9:18AM
Data shows that the number of Ebola cases in West Africa is doubling every four weeks, said Dr. Isabelle Nuttall, director of the World Health Organization's director of global capacity, alert and response. Nuttall was addressing reporters Thursday in Geneva, Switzerland. Earlier this week, the WHO said there could be 5,000 to 10,000 new cases of Ebola per week by December.
ABCNews: Ebola Comes to Last Safe District in Sierra Leone October 16,2014 8:43AM
NY1: DOH Updates Ebola Guidelines for City Schools, Daycares 9:26 AM
USAToday: Doctors say Ebola fears are affecting surgery
14 minutes ago
Daijworld: Suspected Ebola patient hospitalised in Denmark Oct. 16, 2014 A person with suspected Ebola infection has been hospitalised at Hvidovre Hospital in Denmark's capital Copenhagen for observation
NBC: Yale-New Haven Hospital Admits Person with Ebola-Like Symptoms
ActionNewsJax: Memorial Hospital monitoring patient with Ebola-like Symptoms 3 minutes ago
WSJ: 13 Ohio Nurses are Being Monitored for Ebola 19 minutes ago
TheBlaze: Airline Crew That Flew Second Nurse With Ebola Put On Paid Leave 6 minutes ago
Australia Can't Deploy Health Workers to Ebola Hotspots: PM Daijworld 8 minutes ago
(CNN)URGENT: Ebola WHO Cases 8 minutes ago
CNN) -- Data shows that the number of Ebola cases in West Africa is doubling every four weeks
postmodern leftists like obama would rather have marshall law here than a quarantine over there.
Newser: CDC Honcho Suggests Nurses Wore Too Much Gear Tom Frieden: Too many layers of protection could have upped nurses' Ebola risk
10:09AM
GatewayPundit Breaking: Obama to Send National Guard to Liberia to Fight Ebola 10;43AM
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