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  • rockriver
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    somewhere in the back of my head is a story of an army tossing real sick infectious folks into their opponents village/castle/area back many years ago..
    if we find out if this fella in dc and/or in dallas are muslims... and considering that we know the Liberian in dallas lied to come into the usa....
    yall already guessed the rest!
    let's put dallas 0 on a plane and then use a helicopter and put him in street clothes and drop him off at isis headquarters.
    I know they will want to have a meet and greet session..
    maybe have everyone give him a welcoming hug... and if he's got the squirts or coughs, I'm sure isis will enjoy paying to have their doctors check him out real good and treat him...

    yeah!
    just give him back!!!

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  • Patriotic Sheepdog
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    I heard the one being tested in DC was from Nigeria. Now if he tests positive the answer that I want to know is if he was on the same plane as the Dallas patient.


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  • 1Admin
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    The Inquisitr offers a constantly updated mix of the latest stories to hit the web, covering a diverse spectrum of current news events…


    Warnings from Canadian health services about it going airborne.

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  • rockriver
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    so, am I getting this right...
    the two guys on minimum wage are running the pressure washer... spraying water at high pressure into 0's vomit!!
    they do have on baseball caps which aids in their protection!

    I wonder if these two guys and the female in the picture are all on the quarantine list...
    the pressure washing I've done causes a mist to go everywhere for a few minutes...
    and it looks like they are spraying/pushing the puke down the parking lot... probably toward a drain.

    all this talk from emory and hospitals about disposal of body fluids and this highly qualified specialy company comes In
    aeroslizes (sp?) the puke for the detriment of anyone nearby.

    you guys around texas be careful...
    I'm thinking maybe Georgia could close the borders!

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  • 1Admin
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    A patient who was evaluated for Ebola at Howard University Hospital in Washington, D.C., does not have the disease, according to the DC Department of Health and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.


    DC



    ATLANTA

    And hell we all know the CDC is overrun with zombies...

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  • 1Admin
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    Nice decon...

    I'm scared...

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  • rockriver
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    some questions are coming to mind...
    how often did 0 lie about where he'd been and whether he'd had contact with ebola?
    what is his passport status?
    is he here legally?
    is he an American?
    what is his religion? I suspect he's muslim.
    what is 0's background? prior charges?
    which branch of his religion is he?
    military service?
    is he on u.s. welfare?
    what is his source of income?
    and everything else that the cops check on someone who is a suspected criminal.

    I don't like what I'm hearing about him and his actions...
    I don't want to spend a penny on him getting well...
    I don't mind paying for a room to lock him in...
    his family can bring him food. his girlfriend can go care for him..
    (that means she'd get locked in there too! )
    he she or it that visits him gets to pay for their own protective clothing.

    if any of his family or household gets sick they can stay with him for the duration...
    I don't wish death on him, but he and his family and friends can pay for his medical care....
    no payee.... no gettee...

    tough love.

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  • justanothergunnut
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    Why because he said so????

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  • justanothergunnut
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    So he lied repeatedly about his exposure to Ebola so he could get into the US and we are suppose to believe that he had no symptoms and thus was not contagious while he was on the multiple flights to the us..

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  • 1Admin
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    Meanwhile back here in Amerika.... Every HAUGHTY PRIDEFUL talking head is going through the "America isn't Afrika, we have better medical facilities and protocol..."

    And I'm reminded of the verse in Proverbs-

    Six things the Lord does hate, yea 7 are an abomination. A PRIDEFUL LOOK..... TOPS THE LIST.

    We need to be prepping and we need to be PRAYING folks.

    Psalm 91

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  • 1Admin
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    Mr Duncan's partner Louise was legally ordered to stay inside her Dallas home with her 13-year-old child and two nephews. She is unclear what to do with the Ebola patient's soiled sheets and towels.


    And we are counting on these fine, upstanding citizens to do their part.

    COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY! Right?

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  • Templar
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    Don't forget, for the last few years they have been taking DNA from the armed forces and convicted felons... They want to use random roadblocks and collect more "data"... What was that pesky amendment about unlawful searches and seizures?

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  • rockriver
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    yep... and the folks just might be right!!!

    the Missouri doctor gil mobley (sp?) has done stole my idea!
    and showing up in full gear!

    making a good point...

    and
    those folks in dallas hospital and schools and home sure don't seem to be quarantining those ebola suspects very well.

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  • jimmycthemd
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    Originally posted by Lowdown3 View Post
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    Awesome! And they dropped the fingerprint for drivers license BS they had years ago. I still remember the first time I thought about getting a DL and I asked about the fingerprint. The gal said it was because they were protecting against identity fraud. I said "this from the state that used your SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER as your DL number!" She gave me a stupid look and shut up. If I go to jail, then fingerprint me, if not, screw off!
    LD3...I agree completely but a few things we have to realize. 1) If you've ever served in the military, they already have your fingerprints (if they can find them LOL). 2) If you've ever had a security clearance (above the usual secret that everybody got when I was in), then they've got most of your history. 3) I had a TS with add-ons so I'm pretty much hosed anyway. 4) Doesn't mean I have to like it :mad:

    That said, I don't like giving any biometrics to anyone if I can work around it.

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  • Lowdown3
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    Originally posted by jimmycthemd View Post
    This is the model developed some years ago and proposed for the individual states to adopt. Georgia's Governor emergency powers (including health emergency) can be found here:

    http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/gacode/Default.asp and search for 38-3-51 in the top search box. If you read it in its' entirety, you'll notice that alcohol and explosives can be confiscated but it does NOT allow the confiscation of ammunition and firearms. Go Georgia :cool:



    Awesome! And they dropped the fingerprint for drivers license BS they had years ago. I still remember the first time I thought about getting a DL and I asked about the fingerprint. The gal said it was because they were protecting against identity fraud. I said "this from the state that used your SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER as your DL number!" She gave me a stupid look and shut up. If I go to jail, then fingerprint me, if not, screw off!

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