Appears Dallas Ebola Patient, Eric Thomas Duncan Knew He Was Sick

Tmz Liberia Magazine ^ | 10/01/14 | Al Hussein

[Enlightened1]

"Our source also revealed about five children resided in the home of the victim and suspected that Mr. Eric Thomas Duncan may have known that he was infected with the virus, but failed to disclose detail information to hospital staff."

[Eagles6]

Research the history of Liberia.

[sagar]

Oh please, spare me the history crap. The blacks here have names like LaShawn and Shalequa, but in freakin Liberia they have names like Arthur Henry Campbell.

[Eagles6]

It was started as a colony to send freed slaves back to africa. Lotsa Washingtons, Jeffersons and Lincoln’s probably. Just why there’s so many Anglo names. First thing they did was enslave the locals and set up a plantation system. Needless to say, like the rest of africa it failed.

[firebrand]

Sort of the reverse of the GI who throws himself on top of a grenade to save his friends. It’s like he grabbed it and threw it away from himself into the midst of them.

[trebb]

I guess if he were a true Jihadist he would have gone to the mall or something..and we really don’t know if he did not..no one has said what he did when he got here

My thoughts too. I would guess he knew he was coming down with something, but wasn't astute enough to think it might be Ebola - or he thought the hospital would do a solid diagnosis and didn't want to tempt fate when they sent him off with meds. Makes no sense to try to get care and not actively spread it if a terrorist. He's probably just a hapless schmuck who got it as they indicate - helping his landlord carry his sick daughter.

[Enlightened1]

All great questions and in 4 weeks we will know for sure.

Hell of an October surprise. Pun intended.

[palmer]

If this guy was planted, then we have much bigger problem than him. He was granted a visa three months ago and got his plane ticket two weeks before he got infected. That means the real problem is the 13k (last number I heard) outstanding visas from Liberia and the two other hotspot countries. There is nothing stopping those people from getting a flight to Europe and then a flight here except about $2k in cash.

An even bigger threat is the jihadi who won't be stupid enough to infect himself but stash some infected material in his carry on bags, then spread it when he gets here, with at least two weeks of spreading before he is too sick to spread any more.

[Enlightened1]

Yep and just think the USA is STILL accepting any and All Ebola Patients!