[mouse1]

Nothing on any other site Not Drudge Fox CNN. CNN talking about prosecuting him. Isn’t it comforting to know we have to leave the country to find out what’s going on.

[dayglored]

Not true yet.

I believe it will be true eventually. But REUTERS.COM isn't carrying any such story. Original article is off-base. At the moment.

[tumblindice]

"`e's just restin'"

[Snickering Hound]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2780855/PICTURE-EXCLUSIVE-Moment-Ebola-victim-arrived-Dallas-greeted-smiling-relative-flight-Liberia-bringing-deadly-virus-American-soil.html

Duncan didn’t look good when he landed in Dallas. Those red eyes could be jet lag...

They could be holding on to news of his passing until his relatives have been informed.

[factoryrat]

Reminds me of something I read of an account from the dark ages, where an enemy laying siege to a castle would catapult dead animal carcasses over the walls in an attempt to poison the people inside. Germ warfare and bio-terrorism are not a new warfare technique. The only difference is the technology available to the aggressor.

[eyedigress]

Well, since you can only get the disease from licking the blisters of those infected, I don’t understand the concern.

/s

[DoughtyOne]

When secondary infections come down the pike, the public is going to see this Screw-off for what he is and always has been.

[Chgogal]

Are we allowed to post Reuters?

Well, an hour ago they reported that he is fighting for his life.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

This guy was a dead man walking when he boarded the flight in Monrovia, and he knew it. He rode in a taxi, then later carried home a 19 year old pregnant girl who died hours later of Ebola.

What’s shocking is the USA has not taken steps to avoid more travelers like Mr. Duncan. No doubt he infected others and I expect more deaths from Patient 1.

[logi_cal869]

9 days to first sign of symptoms, another 10-11 to death.

Interesting.

[1217Chic]

Thanks for coming here and spreading your effing disease....sympathy is in the dictionary.....

[BobL]

They HAD to take him down (or at least withhold treatment). Had he lived, this country would have become FLOODED by Ebola victims, for all directions. Especially via our open southern border.

...although they may flood-in anyway, now that he showed how easy it is to even come here legally.

[KoRn]

"The Dallas hospital that admitted him did not recognize the deadly disease at first and sent him home"

His surviving family members are about to become very wealthy. Of course, we all know it will be a bullshit lawsuit, but there are lots of 'John Edwards' and 'Saul Goodmans' out there that will see to it....

The hospital lawyers will probably settle out of court.

[greeneyes]

Lawsuit(s) to follow in 3,2,1....

[Texas Eagle]

Great. Has the family announced when the lawsuit will be filed?

[GOPJ]

How much did his medical care cost American citizens?

How many of his fellow countrymen are on planes now hoping to avoid the plague OR get free medical care?

[silverleaf]

exposed Sep 15, died Oct 5

may God forgive him for bringing his disease so openly to his own family

[redgolum]

May God have mercy on his soul and on our nation

[Smokin' Joe]

Ping…

A link to this thread has been posted on the Ebola Surveillance Thread

[Girlene]

Still not seeing confirmation anywhere else on his death.