[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Well, let’s just all panic. That will definitely stop the spread of Ebola.

[LOC1]

Obama utterly failed in his most basic responsibility, to keep America safe. He is the Chief Executive in charge. Ebola was a known threat. His policies allowed it to come to the US. Obama cannot hid behind congress, or behind some bureaucrat. Obama owns this miserable failure. May his soul burn in hell.

[Iscool]

There’s no reason to believe the sick nurse did not follow protocol...They want us to believe she didn’t follow protocol because if she did, we’re all in a heap of trouble...

[JimSEA]

I’ll certainly buy the heroic label for the healthcare workers who brave an imperfect protocol to care for patients both here and in West Africa. Depoliticize CDC and concentrate on protecting citizens and healthcare workers. It’s way beyond time to glorify and support the suicidal Obama ideology.

[Palio di Siena]

I don’t understand why obola just doesn’t draw a red line and make it stop.

[annieokie]

Are those nurses ordered to take care of these Ebola patients, or do they volunteer? I would quit before I would help them.

[353FMG]

And if it does, no one will be held responsible for its spread but the poor nurse who contracted it.

[Cvengr]

I’m beginning to see all the cards line up and realize there are alot of very stupid people, who have been orchestrating this for a long time, thinking they are going to come out as winners, only to later find out they have been played by others, suckering them into their games.

[Smokin' Joe]

Ping...

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

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

“That health care worker is a heroic person who provided care to Mr. Duncan,” Dallas Judge Ebola incubator Clay Jenkin said at a news conference Sunday morning....

Fixed it.

[norwaypinesavage]

If the ratio stays 1:1, Ebola stays "under control". If only one more infection is found in the 32 day incubation period, it goes something like this:

3 weeks - 4 cases
6 weeks - 8 cases
9 weeks - 16 cases
12 weeks - 32 cases
15 weeks - 64 cases
18 weeks - 128 cases

And so on. It's called a geometric progression. In one year, it's 130,000 cases. The number of cases doubles every three weeks.

[dfwgator]

Depends where we land on the "Jump to Conclusions" mat.

[jetson]

I saw something strange the other night during the blood moon. The moon was reflecting a round silhouette onto my bedroom wall through the skylight and it had what looked like four streaks of blood running down the face of it ( the moon). I got up and looked through the sky light and the skylight was wet but a dry round circle of the moon ( with the actual moon right in the center) in the center of the skylight. I asked my wife to look. She just said “weird.” A sign from god or just one of those crazy things?