Media blackout on Ebola

I mean, when was the last time Eric Holder did anything to actually benefit the people of the United States? If the government gave a damn about us, they would at least hold Duncan's family in quarantine until 42 days have passed, but they're gonna let them out, if any of them are still alive, that is, today, four days before even the 21-day period should be up, considering they left the tainted apartment on Oct 3.

I dunno if the news was hurting the economy. People were out buying gun and bio hazard suites.

I dunno if the news was hurting the economy. People were out buying gun and bio hazard suites.

this is sop since it worked for fuku and corexit

Happened right after because people found out he wasn't qualified. Made the decision to appoint look rushed.

It added to the credibility problem. So they stopped the flow of reliable information.

I turned CNN on like 4 times in the past 5 hours and every time I turned it on, they were talking about ebola.

why would anyone believe anything Obama has to say, his track record of lies speaks for itself.

Has anyone else noticed since obola has stated in his speech the other day, we all need to stop the hysterics regarding this - poof, the "mainstream media" has quashed reports on it within the US.

I am sure like many of you, I use google search and I limited to the past 24 hours or sometimes 1 hour, just to see what is going on.

Nothing...but I did notice something very interesting. I had to do a specific search for Nina and boyfriend to even return any articles on him and symptoms and hospitalization, even her downgrade in health, when I didn't do that - his information didn't even appear. AND when the articles popped up, they were not from typical media outlets - they were from kpopstarz or design and thread, you know, so the only people reporting this are not the major networks.

How are we supposed to get real information when the entire lamestream media has a blackout on Ebola.

THEY think if it's not talked about....the problem goes away...

Has anyone else noticed since obola has stated in his speech the other day, we all need to stop the hysterics regarding this - poof, the "mainstream media" has quashed reports on it within the US.

I am sure like many of you, I use google search and I limited to the past 24 hours or sometimes 1 hour, just to see what is going on.

Nothing...but I did notice something very interesting. I had to do a specific search for Nina and boyfriend to even return any articles on him and symptoms and hospitalization, even her downgrade in health, when I didn't do that - his information didn't even appear. AND when the articles popped up, they were not from typical media outlets - they were from kpopstarz or design and thread, you know, so the only people reporting this are not the major networks.

How are we supposed to get real information when the entire lamestream media has a blackout on Ebola.

Nah, it was his job to shut people up, if they wanted a medical professional to handle it they would've appointed a Surgeon General, that's what the Surgeon General is supposed to do, organize a medical response to a health crisis. We don't have a Surgeon General .....

Most sheeple are too busy from work and chores to barely watch the nightly news, much less piece anything together. More likely they'll switch to a mindless sitcom instead just to relieve themselves from having to mentally "work" just for a little while. All while shoving instant-gratification pre-made sugary and fatty fast foods in as fast as they can, to self-medicate their frayed or downright broken emotions. You know, soon it's bedtime and yet another day of work tomorrow.

Almost like a corrupt system NEEDS to keep people that busy and tired so that they don't start questioning...

I think they discovered they can hide behind HIPAA privacy laws and just not disclose anything anymore, probably under threat of aggressive prosecution for HIPAA violations by the administration.

Has anyone else noticed since obola has stated in his speech the other day, we all need to stop the hysterics regarding this - poof, the "mainstream media" has quashed reports on it within the US.

I am sure like many of you, I use google search and I limited to the past 24 hours or sometimes 1 hour, just to see what is going on.

Nothing...but I did notice something very interesting. I had to do a specific search for Nina and boyfriend to even return any articles on him and symptoms and hospitalization, even her downgrade in health, when I didn't do that - his information didn't even appear. AND when the articles popped up, they were not from typical media outlets - they were from kpopstarz or design and thread, you know, so the only people reporting this are not the major networks.

How are we supposed to get real information when the entire lamestream media has a blackout on Ebola.

Almost like a corrupt system NEEDS to keep people that busy and tired so that they don't start questioning...

Those sugary, fatty foods might actually not be such a bad idea. I've watched every episode of Naked and Afraid, and I've seen all kinds of people, in the best shape of their lives, go in and almost die, and the only person who got through the full three weeks, without bitching and moaning the whole way through, was the one fat ass.

Now that the media is all on board with ebola-doom-is-over, are you hoaxtards gonna switch sides? Nothing the media ever reports is true, right? even if they report it begrudgingly, and downplay the potential, like they have been with ebola?

Do you recall what they were talking about?

For instance was it, China and their vaccine, and/or how everyone is miraculously getting better, and/or how so many people are being removed from the watch list or the lens pointed on Africa?

I don't watch CNN, but have seen their website and the only time I see the major networks touching it now is to put a great spin and how it is all under control. I am not looking for doom, but I have not seen any "journalist" ask any important question or dig into the underbelly like they do when they report on specific crimes or incidents.