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yeah, just told you all that...

if there is a 'sniff' of anything funny?.. stay at home for a day or two.....

Yeah, we must have been typing at the same time...

GMTA Funny how that happens, huh?

that's the thing. You don't have to freak out, but if the cases keep coming, I would suggest taking a few days off. I'm just thinking the government will not make it easy for us to find these cases.

Realistically speaking every single person on the plane the guy was on. Every single person he has come in contact with. If it IS Airborne...Then a heck of a lot more people then that.

I have had nightmares about Ebola.. Its one of the nastier ways to go. I sure hope it isn't airborne, because if it is..We are going to witness a massive die-off in those countries that have infected people.

In Europe and North America, avoiding airports and places of "international interest" should be good enough for right now, but once it arrives it will branch out rapidly.

By the time they start reporting on it in, it will already be awfully late to self quarantine, but do it anyway.

Keep the pantry stocked, and be prepared to take a "stay-cation" on short notice. A few days won't be sufficient... think in terms of weeks - minimum 4 weeks, and NO definite upper bound, as it will depend on how it moves through the population in your area.

If you are an apartment/condo dweller in any sizable city, this is your wakeup call, right now - Good time to plan a visit with relatives in the country...

Dirk Haussecker &#8207;@RNAiAnalyst 3m

Here's the #Guinea US Embassy update...person-2-person spread 1st in funeral, then in family: [link to crofsblogs.typepad.com] … #Ebola

It is completely assinine that all flights to/from Africa have not be shut down.

It has been suspected for a couple years now that Ebola has gone airborne.

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

Yep, like I said 20 people have died in the village just up the road from me, Tu La Kon, in the chiang dao district provence of Chaing Mai. Not to worried I have sodium chlorite and it kills all known viruses. Ya.

In regards to ebola mutating, all of you are assuming that mutations happen randomly, undirected. Think avatar, the movie, where there is a guiding force behind evolution and hence mutations. Let the culling begin, for when nature is threatened and it involves the continuation of life on the planet, nature will fight back. Take care my friends.

Following your logic, one might conclude that it is completely assinine that there *are* flights to/from Africa in the first place.

from march 24th


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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded a five-year, $28 million grant to establish a new center for excellence to find an antibody “cocktail” to fight two types of viruses that cause severe hemorrhagic fever, including the Ebola virus.

[link to bionews-tx.com]

so, just another coincidence with the timing? Good find!!!!

We really have no way of knowing what is going on with it. Since it has been found in mostly isolated areas up until now, who knows how many small outbreaks there have been that no one was informed of?

rumors flying.....


&#9203; &#8207;@MicahOnly 7m

RT @SammyOtiono: micahonly Serious, she's the first #ebola victim of Nigeria. Biazzre to report.

BOOM

FluTrackers.com &#8207;@FluTrackers 1h

#Nigeria - Media report of a death from hemorrhagic fever - ebola mentioned [link to www.flutrackers.com] … @Treyfish

Nigeria has a huge population!!!

lol

&#9203; &#8207;@MicahOnly 7m

Ebola is now in Nigeria? That was quick.

Last Edited by bobman5000 on 03/28/2014 04:02 PM

The 15 yr old girl in Nigeria got it allegedly from her neighbors monkey. She was the first one in Nigeria but I find it odd that the neighbor or family members are not sick. No further information has been released. I think she died 3/24

Monkey bite?

not if we put all the arriving passengers in cattle pens for 40 days to see how they do. (that's where the term "quarantine" came from :)


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You should pray for these people, because iit is true you reap what you sow

could be here tommarrow, just saying

is that you Jesus?....

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.....almost like they ~knew~ in advance!

check this out:

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....formal opening of construction on a laboratory that will house research on the most dangerous emerging infectious diseases and potential bioterrorism agents.

Of the total 83,000-square-foot building, 12,362 square feet will be devoted to biosafety level 4 (BSL-4) research.

....for work with "dangerous and exotic agents that pose a high individual risk of aerosol-transmitted laboratory infections and life-threatening disease,"

....numerous levels of security for entry. Such labs study diseases including anthrax, Ebola, SARS, and others.

The laboratory, expected to open in the summer of 2008, will be one of the most secure and sophisticated in the world, according to Texas Congressman Tom DeLay, who was on hand for the opening.

The NIH provided $110 million in grants for the facility.

[link to www.cidrap.umn.edu]

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<march 2013 - snipped>

Officials at a Texas research facility are admitting that a vial containing a particular strain of viral hemorrhagic fever (VHF) has been discovered to be "missing" as reported by Fox News on March 25, 2013.

[link to www.examiner.com]

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SNPRC houses more than 160 chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes). The Center is one of only five large research centers in the United States with the specialized experience and facilities to care for these great apes.

Chimpanzees have been used as models for infectious disease research, and were critical to the development of vaccines for Hepatitis A and B. Currently, their most extensive use is in developing and testing vaccines and drugs for Hepatitis C.

[link to txbiomed.org]

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Humans and chimps share a surprising 98.8 percent of their DNA.

[link to www.amnh.org]

well, i still think it's a good idea that the Afros stop having sex with the monkeys.

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[link to www.drpasswater.com]

There are some foods that are sources for Selenium.

Fresh-water and salt-water fish (red snapper, salmon, swordfish, tuna)
Lobster
Shrimp
Oyster
Organ meats (beef liver and kidney) Nuts especially Brazil nut
Garlic
Radish
Horseradish
Onion
Chives
Sunflower seeds
Medicinal mushrooms (reishi, shiitake)
Raisins
Brewer's yeast Poultry
Dairy products
Eggs
Fruits

"Bushmeat" that is, wild monkeys killed in the trees and sold for meat, has been credited for previous outbreaks of Ebola

It's not about sex with monkeys but rather the handling of dead monkeys.

Or playing with a pet monkey could cause transmission

The accounts of human to human transmission at a funeral is also consistent with previous outbreaks. These are not western style funerals but traditional practices where the corpse is kept at home for a wake and relatives kiss and hold the deceased

Mabus then will soon die, there will come
Of people and beasts a horrible rout:
Then suddenly one will see vengeance,
Hundred, hand, thirst, hunger when the comet will run.--- Century II, Quatrain 62, The Book of Nostradamus

Just noticed the first letters spell out the word "MOTH"...which immediately made me think of Mothman...hmmmmm...any comets coming this way soon?

Sorry...carry on.

Departure flights from Dakar Senegal

[link to airportguide.com]

Brussels and Paris predominate

Published Date: 2014-03-28 15:58:40

[link to www.promedmail.org]

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The total number of suspected and confirmed cases in the on-going EHF outbreak in Guinea has increased to 103, including 66 deaths. Today 15 new suspected cases were reported in Guinea (8 in Guekedou and 2 in Macenta, in addition to the 5 cases in Conakry). The case fatality rate (CFR) is 64 percent. All age groups have been affected but most of the cases are adults aged 15-59 years; 4 health care workers are among the dead attributed to the Ebola outbreak.

In the letter to the international community the Western African nations stated 77 deaths.

This has nothing to do then with the recently exposed ancient virus in a lab.

Was it a hint of something gone wrong?