I think I ran across the same article or source you did with respect to that particular aspect.
What bothers me most about all this is that, for instance, here in Atlanta much ado has been made about the latest news about one or more Ebola victims that will be sent here to Emory University’s Extra Special Isolation unit here (in conjunction and behest of the CDC headquarters next door, practically).
Much news about this and that and how ‘special’ this unit is, one of only four in the country supposedly. In the same news blurb recounts we hear some government bureaucrats bleating about “there’s a very, very slim possibility of an outbreak.”
Excuse me! B’effing sh!t. Extra special coupled with “slim chance” and they expect us to swallow that?
Are the doctors and nurses just go in that unit in just their scrubs? Or is it gonna be (I’ll bet for sure) be like the Andromeda Strain scenario.
You can’t believe anything any government spokesman or person in authority of the government says any more. If you do, well then, you’ll probably believe all those children invading our southern borders are just “children”.
And the CDC says that they are doubling down on this dis-ease by sending twice as many workers over there to be into harm’s way.
What could possibly go wrong? DUH!
Funny how these extra special ebola facilities went suddenly from 5 (4-5 whatever) in the nation to 20 overnight. It was reported yesterday they were opening one in El Paso, TX which means of the 20 there are now 2 in the BORDER state of TX. Maybe it's just me, but this smells worse than a 3 day diaper.