Ebola in Texas.

[KAPA]

Just saw on 9News that Diana Degette leads the committee that oversees the CDC. Not to worry folks, once you catch Ebola and get rid of it, it is used up and gone forever. Did I get that logic right?

I hope this old bitch knows more about diseases than she does guns.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ0R5vXa6PA

[Dave_L]

Well this is good to know. Plane that had the Ebola patient came to Denver the next day.

http://kdvr.com/2014/10/02/can-you-c...la-on-a-plane/

[roberth]

Just saw on 9News that Diana Degette leads the committee that oversees the CDC. Not to worry folks, once you catch Ebola and get rid of it, it is used up and gone forever. Did I get that logic right?

I hope this old bitch knows more about diseases than she does guns.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ0R5vXa6PA

Like most (D) she only has to think that she knows more in order to know more than the rest of us.

NBC put people in the hot zone, wonder what their insurance payments will be now.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-1...positive-virus

Ebola isn't something we want to watch first hand, it is something we want to watch from about 10,000 miles away. Their arrogance will get them killed and that doesn't bother me one bit.

[hollohas]

Inconceivable. Only family members in close quarters and medical workers can catch ebola. A cameraman surely doesn't have direct contact with infected bodily fluids like medical workers and family members do.

[BushMasterBoy]

Gentlemen, the answer is simple bleach. Sodium hypochlorite. UV lights help too.

[hollohas]

Gentlemen, the answer is simple bleach. Sodium hypochlorite. UV lights help too.

Most everyone knows that. Except apparently the authorities. Maybe you should inform Texas authorities that wouldn't allow a cleaning crew to enter the apartment (4 days later) because they didn’t have proper disposal permits.

A cleaning crew was rushed to the scene by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) following the shocking revelation - only for them to be turned away by Texas authorities because they do not have the correct permits.
The crew, contracted by the county and state, would return on Friday to complete the job

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...infect-it.html

[roberth]

Most everyone knows that. Except apparently the authorities. Maybe you should inform Texas authorities that wouldn't allow a cleaning crew to enter the apartment (4 days later) because they didn’t have proper disposal permits.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...infect-it.html

Gotta pay the man first, b/c you know, they're looking out for us.

[PugnacAutMortem]

Most everyone knows that. Except apparently the authorities. Maybe you should inform Texas authorities that wouldn't allow a cleaning crew to enter the apartment (4 days later) because they didn’t have proper disposal permits.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...infect-it.html

Oh FFS...if they are so concerned about covering their asses, why in the hell aren't they covering their asses in ANY way they can?

[Irving]

American cameraman has contracted Ebola in Texas. He's being flown back to the US now.

[buffalobo]

American cameraman has contracted Ebola in Texas. He's being flown back to the US now.

Thank god for the "air bridge".