The "Aw FRACK" ebola thread

-*A nurses' union is sounding the alarm about safety protocols at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas after two nurses there apparently contracted Ebola from a patient who later died of the virus.Nurses Nina Pham*and Amber Vinson had close contact with Thomas Eric Duncan as they assisted in his care earlier this month. Duncan, a Liberian national who was the first case of Ebola to be diagnosed in the United States, died October 8.Were protocols in place at the hospital to deal with Ebola?The nurses who talked to National Nurses United said Ebola guidelines for the health care workers at the Dallas hospital were "constantly changing," the union said."The protocols that should have been in place in Dallas were not in place, and ... those protocols are not in place anywhere in the United States as far as we can tell," National Nurses United Executive Director RoseAnn DeMoro said Tuesday night. "We're deeply alarmed."CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta said that claim and others allegedly made by the nurses -- if true -- are "startling." He said some of the alleged revelations could be "important when it comes to possible other infections."Officials from National Nurses United declined to specify how many nurses they had spoken with, and it did not identify them to protect them from possible retaliation. The nurses at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital are not members of a union, officials said.2nd health care worker tests positive for Ebola at Dallas hospitalWhat does the hospital say? And other officials?"We take compliance very seriously," hospital spokesman Wendell Watson said. "We have numerous measures in place to provide a safe working environment, including mandatory annual training and a 24-7 hotline and other mechanisms that allow for anonymous reporting."No further comment was immediately available from the hospital.Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings declined to comment on the accusations against the hospital, saying he doesn't "comment on anonymous allegations."The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a statement in response to the union's claims."For health care workers in Dallas and elsewhere, the Ebola situation is extremely difficult," CDC spokesman Tom Skinner wrote. "The CDC is committed to their safety, and we'll continue to do everything possible to make sure they have what they need so they can prepare to safely manage Ebola patients."What about the hospital protocol for Ebola patient Duncan?On the day that Duncan was admitted to the hospital with possible Ebola symptoms, he was "left for several hours, not in isolation, in an area where other patients were present," union co-president Deborah Burger said.Up to seven other patients were present in that area, the nurses said, according to the union.A nursing supervisor faced resistance from hospital authorities when the supervisor demanded that Duncan be moved to an isolation unit, the nurses said, according to the union.Concern grows about the spread of EbolaWeren't the nurses wearing protective clothing?Nurses at the hospital expressed concerns that their necks were exposed, despite the fact that they were wearing other protective gear, the union said.In response, the nurses were told to wrap their necks with medical tape, the union says."They were told to use medical tape and had to use four to five pieces of medical tape wound around their neck. The nurses have expressed a lot of concern about how difficult it is to remove the tape from their neck," Burger said.Shouldn't the nurses have been trained to handle Ebola?There was no required training, the union claims."There was no mandate for nurses to attend training," Burger said, though they did receive an email about a hospital seminar on Ebola."This was treated like hundreds of other seminars that were routinely offered to staff," she said.Why did the group of nurses go to the nursing union, if they're not members?According to DeMoro, a number of nurses were upset after authorities appeared to put some of the blame on Pham when she became ill."This nurse was being blamed for not following protocols that did not exist. ... The nurses in that hospital were very angry, and they decided to contact us," DeMoro said.The nurses are worried that conditions at the hospital "may lead to infection of other nurses and patients," Burger added.How bleak a picture does the union paint?At one point, the hazardous waste piled up in the hospital, union claims."There was no one to pick up hazardous waste as it piled to the ceiling," Burger said. "They did not have access to proper supplies."CNN's Michael Martinez, Dave Alsup and Miriam Falco contributed to this report




I like the tape around the neck thing...

Seriously though this brings up another relevant point. Doing things that someone asks of you just because they seem like they are in charge. Your job is nit worth your life.

If you are a nurse and dont want to do what is being asked of you because you are fairly certain tbe asker is clueless, what do you do? In this instance I guess you could quite your job right? Thats about it.
 
No but realising that these groups all have a revolving door set up where people move between them all along with investment money does get you to realise that they cannot be seen as seperate entities but rather as a network....THAT is a revelation

And that is a step on the road to realising that they lie to the public as a matter of course and that they profit from pushing vaccines and synthetic drugs on us

A further revelation would be to learn about the transhumanist agenda and also to learn that the network puts industrial flouride into our drinking water to calcify the pineal gland as part of a war over consciousness

They have created these panics several times in the past for example with swine flu where the government spent billions of taxpayers money to stockpile flu vaccines (tamiflu) that go out of date not only cos you can't store them indefinately but also because virus's mutate!

But the public did not rise to the swine flu scare

But i have a feeling that this ebola vaccine is gonna be extra special...yeah i think they have some secret sauce in this one....this one is going to do something on a genetic level

I don't think this one is just about the money...i think this time they want to put something in us

Why do i think this?

If you have been following my posts here over the years you'll know i have been keeping a very close eye on events and recent events are a STEP UP in the process....there is a ratcheting up of threats on every front and it is all orchestrated

And there's no denying the amount ebola is being hyped in the media; if it is such a threat then why have governments been so sluggish to contain it?

They want this vaccine rolled out...watch for it

Muir again I really dont think you or your "contacts" have any better idea what if anything is going on. Beyond that you do realize that no matter what you do, everyone is eventually going to die. So if some smartass wheel and deal behind the scenes just to make their lives more comfortable for the short 80 years they live, who cares?
 
Muir again I really dont think you or your "contacts" have any better idea what if anything is going on. Beyond that you do realize that no matter what you do, everyone is eventually going to die. So if some smartass wheel and deal behind the scenes just to make their lives more comfortable for the short 80 years they live, who cares?

wow you really have no idea what is going on do you...
 
MWFmMDQ4YTk0YSMvbVlPbTNLOHBhTHcyWi16Q0hiSkdRLXpwa0d3PS8weDU6ODQweDUzNS84NDB4NTMwL2ZpbHRlcnM6cXVhbGl0eSg3MCkvaHR0cDovL3MzLmFtYXpvbmF3cy5jb20vcG9saWN5bWljLWltYWdlcy93azI1NHVpZ3ZvYzlqeDRkM2ZsczFxam5zMmlpaDdmcHJnamQ0a3Zqa200OHNyYXBvbG0yd3I4dDNqZmwyMjFmLmpwZw==.jpg

We arent responsible for Africa, we arent responsible for Mexico etc... if the people of those countries dont like how their government's treat them, THEY need to stand up and change it themselves. It is not Americas responsibility to correct all the wrongs of the world.
 
We arent responsible for Africa, we arent responsible for Mexico etc... if the people of those countries dont like how their government's treat them, THEY need to stand up and change it themselves. It is not Americas responsibility to correct all the wrongs of the world.

The US is responsible!

It is US american laboratories that are at the heart of the ebola outbreak. They were there when the outbreak started....cos they started it

http://www.naturalnews.com/046290_Ebola_patent_vaccines_profit_motive.html

Why does the CDC own a patent on Ebola 'invention?'


The U.S. Centers for Disease Control owns a patent on a particular strain of Ebola known as "EboBun." It's patent No. CA2741523A1 and it was awarded in 2010. You can view it here. (Thanks to Natural News readers who found this and brought it to our attention.)

Patent applicants are clearly described on the patent as including:

The Government Of The United States Of America As Represented By The Secretary, Department Of Health & Human Services, Center For Disease Control.

The patent summary says, "The invention provides the isolated human Ebola (hEbola) viruses denoted as Bundibugyo (EboBun) deposited with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ("CDC"; Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America) on November 26, 2007 and accorded an accession number 200706291."

It goes on to state, "The present invention is based upon the isolation and identification of a new human Ebola virus species, EboBun. EboBun was isolated from the patients suffering from hemorrhagic fever in a recent outbreak in Uganda."

It's worth noting, by the way, that EboBun is not the same variant currently believed to be circulating in West Africa. Clearly, the CDC needs to expand its patent portfolio to include more strains, and that may very well be why American Ebola victims have been brought to the United States in the first place. Read more below and decide for yourself...

Harvesting Ebola from victims to file patents

From the patent description on the EboBun virus, we know that the U.S. government:

1) Extracts Ebola viruses from patients.

2) Claims to have "invented" that virus.

3) Files for monopoly patent protection on the virus.

To understand why this is happening, you have to first understand what a patent really is and why it exists. A patent is a government-enforced monopoly that is exclusively granted to persons or organizations. It allows that person or organization to exclusively profit from the "invention" or deny others the ability to exploit the invention for their own profit.

It brings up the obvious question here: Why would the U.S. government claim to have "invented" Ebola and then claim an exclusively monopoly over its ownership?

U.S. Government claims exclusive ownership over its "invention" of Ebola

The "SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION" section of the patent document also clearly claims that the U.S. government is claiming "ownership" over all Ebola viruses that share as little as 70% similarity with the Ebola it "invented":

...invention relates to the isolated EboBun virus that morphologically and phylogenetically relates to known members filoviridae... In another aspect, the invention provides an isolated hEbola EboBun virus comprising a nucleic acid molecule comprising a nucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of: a) a nucleotide sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 1; b) a nucleotide sequence that hybridizes to the sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 1 under stringent conditions; and c) a nucleotide sequence that has at least 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% identity to the SEQ ID NO:

1. In another aspect, the invention provides the complete genomic sequence of the hEbola virus EboBun.


Ebola vaccines and propagation

The CDC patent goes on to explain it specifically claims patent protection on a method for propagating the Ebola virus in host cells as well as treating infected hosts with vaccines:

In another aspect, the invention provides a method for propagating the hEbola virus in host cells comprising infecting the host cells with the inventive isolated hEbola virus described above, culturing the host cells to allow the virus to multiply, and harvesting the resulting virions.

In another aspect, the invention provides vaccine preparations, comprising the inventive hEbola virus, including recombinant and chimeric forms of the virus, nucleic acid molecules comprised by the virus, or protein subunits of the virus. The invention also provides a vaccine formulation comprising a therapeutically or prophylactically effective amount of the inventive hEbola virus described above, and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.

No medical reason to bring Ebola to the United States

This patent may help explain why Ebola victims are being transported to the United States and put under the medical authority of the CDC. These patients are carrying valuable intellectual property assets in the form of Ebola variants, and the Centers for Disease Control clearly desires to expand its patent portfolio by harvesting, studying and potentially patenting new strains or variants.

Dr. Bob Arnot, an infectious disease specialist who spent time on the ground in developing nations saving lives, recently told Judge Jeanine, "There is no medical reason to bring them here, especially when you see how well Dr. Bradley was." (2)

There is, however, an entirely different reason to bring Ebola patients to America: so they can be exploited for medical experiments, military bioweapons harvesting or intellectual property claims.

Surely, medical authorities at Emory University and the CDC are working hard to save the lives of the two patients who have been transported to the U.S. But they are also pursuing something else at the same time: an agenda of isolating, identifying and patenting infectious disease agents for reasons that we can only imagine.

Only hoping to save lives?

On one hand, it's worth pointing out that the CDC's patent on Ebola is at least partially focused on methods for screening for Ebola and treating Ebola victims with drugs or vaccines. This seems like a worthwhile precaution against an infectious disease that clearly threatens lives.

On the other hand, why the patent? Patenting Ebola seems as odd as trying to patent cancer or diabetes. Why would a government organization claim to have "invented" this infectious disease and then claim a monopoly over its exploitation for commercial use?

Does the CDC hope to collect a royalty on Ebola vaccines? Is it looking to "invent" more variants and patent those too?

Make no mistake that billions of dollars in profits are at stake in all this. Shares of Tekmira surged over 11% last Friday as pressure was placed on the FDA to fast-track Ebola vaccine trials the company has set up. "Health campaigners have started a petition which has already been signed by approximately 15,500 people on change.org pressurizing FDA to approve the drug in the minimum possible time frame," reports BidnessEtc.com. (3)

Carefully scripted medical theater

With this, we start to see the structure of the elaborate medical theater coming together: A global pandemic panic, a government patent, the importation of Ebola into a major U.S. city, an experimental vaccine, the rise of a little-known pharmaceutical company and a public outcry for the FDA to fast-track the vaccine.

If Act II stays on course, this medical theater might someday involve a "laboratory accident" in a U.S. lab, the "escape" of Ebola into the population, and a mandatory nationwide Ebola vaccination campaign that enriches Tekmira and its investors while positioning the CDC with its virus patents as the "savior of the American people."

Yes, we've heard this music before, but the last time around it was called Swine Flu.

The formula is always the same: create alarm, bring a vaccine to market, then scare governments into buying billions of dollars worth of vaccines they don't need.

Watch the episode with Judge Jeanine here:

[video=youtube;SHAK6oX-JN4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHAK6oX-JN4[/video]

Sources for this article include:

(1) http://www.google.com/patents/CA2741523A1?cl...

(2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHAK6oX-JN4&feature=...

(3) http://www.bidnessetc.com/23519-tekmera-shar...




 
We arent responsible for Africa, we arent responsible for Mexico etc... if the people of those countries dont like how their government's treat them, THEY need to stand up and change it themselves. It is not Americas responsibility to correct all the wrongs of the world.

We have the same supposed “responsibility” that they like to throw around when they are banging the drums of war.
Of course we don’t have to do anything to help, but we have the ability to, so why wouldn’t we?
It would be much stupider to isolate ourselves and not send supplies, personal, and money to combat the spread of the disease in Africa…but that equates to cutting of your nose despite your face.
We are coming to a crux here quite rapidly where the sheer numbers of infected could skyrocket, and no one’s boarder is going to keep them safe.
Not only is it the humanitarian thing to help, but it is the moral thing to do, it is the logical thing to do (in order to slow and possibly begin to see numbers of infected drop).

America wants to put it's fat nose in everyone’s business, then they need to also step up when shit like this occurs too.

Otherwise, stay out of conflicts around the world….the US has presumed that role by their actions in current affairs.
 
We have the same supposed “responsibility” that they like to throw around when they are banging the drums of war.
Of course we don’t have to do anything to help, but we have the ability to, so why wouldn’t we?
It would be much stupider to isolate ourselves and not send supplies, personal, and money to combat the spread of the disease in Africa…but that equates to cutting of your nose despite your face.
We are coming to a crux here quite rapidly where the sheer numbers of infected could skyrocket, and no one’s boarder is going to keep them safe.
Not only is it the humanitarian thing to help, but it is the moral thing to do, it is the logical thing to do (in order to slow and possibly begin to see numbers of infected drop).

America wants to put it's fat nose in everyone’s business, then they need to also step up when shit like this occurs too.

Otherwise, stay out of conflicts around the world….the US has presumed that role by their actions in current affairs.

I used to think the same way as well. Until I saw the other side of the story.
 
I used to think the same way as well. Until I saw the other side of the story.

In all honesty here…think of this...

The numbers have been steadily climbing…the recent prediction is if nothing is done and the current path is continued then there could be as many as 10,000 new cases a week by Dec. 1st.
Several areas in west Africa have seen numbers dropping now that the world seems to be waking up and sending supplies and people.

If we look at this from a purely non-conspiracy point of view, it is in our best interest as people to help.

Because if we do not, we will see a significant rise in infected people traveling to the US.

This is just purely by numbers…once it reaches a level in an area where they cannot care for and contain the infected people, that is exactly when it spreads outward.

I know we have our own issues here at home in the US, but I for one am glad that we are now becoming more involved in stamping it out before we have in influx of infected people here.
 
In all honesty here…think of this...

The numbers have been steadily climbing…the recent prediction is if nothing is done and the current path is continued then there could be as many as 10,000 new cases a week by Dec. 1st.
Several areas in west Africa have seen numbers dropping now that the world seems to be waking up and sending supplies and people.

If we look at this from a purely non-conspiracy point of view, it is in our best interest as people to help.

Because if we do not, we will see a significant rise in infected people traveling to the US.

This is just purely by numbers…once it reaches a level in an area where they cannot care for and contain the infected people, that is exactly when it spreads outward.

I know we have our own issues here at home in the US, but I for one am glad that we are now becoming more involved in stamping it out before we have in influx of infected people here.

Im fine with shutting down travel into the US from infected areas. If those people dont like their governments response, they need to stand up and fight for what they believe in. Otherwise its business as usual.

And as for if we have the ability to help why not help... its easy to send soldiers into harms way when you can stand back and watch.
 
Im fine with shutting down travel into the US from infected areas. If those people dont like their governments response, they need to stand up and fight for what they believe in. Otherwise its business as usual.

And as for if we have the ability to help why not help... its easy to send soldiers into harms way when you can stand back and watch.
Well exactly, but that doesn’t dismiss us.
Me personally, I have an obligation as a medical care worker to respond to the nearest hospital or the one where I work in times natural disaster, an outbreak, etc, etc,…so if this isn’t contained then I could have a very real chance of being exposed, or at least, being under the same roof, if not, directly (if they needed surgery).
So I am very aware, of people being put in harm’s way…they will usually ask for volunteers first…then, it will fall on the shoulders of those who have no family…then everyone else…including me.

People can’t just make their government pull money and resources it doesn’t have out of thin air…no matter how loudly they protest.
As disgustingly rich as corporate America is…it’s practically having an orgasm of money being vomited into the mouths of the 1%…they being those who have sway over what is made into a priority and what isn’t through our bought Congress and President….have an obligation to those countries that it has so greedily raped of it’s resources around the world…it’s the least they could do.

I find strangely enough, that I side with FOX whipping everyone up into a frothy fear-mania because in the long run people will throw more money to help in cases where they begin to fear for their own safety…this in turn will help those that are sick and dying now to receive care faster….and the more saved the better.
It’s never good for needless death…we already have too much.
 
[video=youtube;0QIWZ7HxuHc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=0QIWZ7HxuHc[/video]
 
[video=youtube;dFwz4sMjsRo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=dFwz4sMjsRo[/video]
 
10678811_947676645253347_5299347798631232381_n.jpg
 
[MENTION=5045]Skarekrow[/MENTION] I hope you find a solution that helps us all. Not just talking about ebola here. But I personally dont believe you are looking at the foundation yet ane until you do you will never be looking in the right place. Unfortunately the solution is much more difficult than most can imagine. Or so I believe.
Ebola should be made fun of. Just as tsunamis should. Without that we would all just sit in our homes never going out for fear. But when its time to tale something seriously, its time.
 
@Skarekrow I hope you find a solution that helps us all. Not just talking about ebola here. But I personally dont believe you are looking at the foundation yet ane until you do you will never be looking in the right place. Unfortunately the solution is much more difficult than most can imagine. Or so I believe.
Ebola should be made fun of. Just as tsunamis should. Without that we would all just sit in our homes never going out for fear. But when its time to tale something seriously, its time.
Where do you stand?
You talk about taking it seriously and I tell you that I may be effected by it much faster than you so I think I know where I stand.
You speak about it like doomsday is here to pass one minute, but are totally apathetic to the US helping in Africa on the other hand.
Don’t patronize me.
 
Where do you stand?
You talk about taking it seriously and I tell you that I may be effected by it much faster than you so I think I know where I stand.
You speak about it like doomsday is here to pass one minute, but are totally apathetic to the US helping in Africa on the other hand.
Don’t patronize me.

Never. Perhaps miscommunication. Its not as if I have not explained myself well before.
 
Never. Perhaps miscommunication. Its not as if I have not explained myself well before.

Well, I understand that.
I guess that is why we have a difference of opinion.
That’s okay.
 
Hot Zone -*Friedan heads to Capitol Hill today to defend his agency’s*struggle to deal*with Ebola. It has been a rough run for the administration’s public face on epidemic response. His prior claims that the disease could be detected before entry into the U.S. and dealt with by hospital workers if it did breach our borders proved false. On Tuesday, Frieden countered charges that the CDC has been wrong, saying “our information is clear and correct.” When*Megyn Kelly*pointed out that the CDC director had assured the American public that “we would stop Ebola in its tracks,” Frieden responded, “What we are doing is making sure that we stop the train of transmission.” (You can see the follow up on “The Kelly File”*here.) When it was revealed that Freidan’s agency had allowed a nurse who had treated an Ebola patient and who was complaining of a fever to board an airplane,*calls*for Frieden to resign began at once.

News article
 
Back
Top