Telling it like it is - Ann Barnhardt

[Solus]

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1.  If you tell your enemy what you will never do, like say, for example, WAGE WAR, then all you have accomplished, aside from making a complete preening ass out of yourself, is tell your enemy precisely what he must do to defeat you.

If you declare that you will never wage war (who could possibly say anything so breathtakingly STUPID??), then all your enemy need do to defeat you is wage war against you.
If you declare that you will never use nuclear weapons, then all your enemy need do to defeat you is use nuclear weapons against you.
If you declare that you will never, ever strike non-military targets, then all your enemy need do is cache his weapons and launch his attacks from hospitals, schools, churches and civilian neighborhoods.

Good grief, this isn’t hard.

2.  Just as a reminder, as you watch the world descend into war and pestilence, remember, this has all been done intentionally.  The Obama regime is the explicit, conscious, declared enemy of western civilization, and really ALL civilization, and EVERYTHING that the still-braindead pundit class is desperately trying to blame on mere incompetence is no such thing.  All of this, from the implosion of the economy and the healthcare delivery matrix, to the dissolving of the Mexican border and the attendant invasion of disease-ridden welfare recipients/”voters”, mercenaries and terrorists, to the reformation of the islamic caliphate and genocide of Christians (using U.S. weaponry supplied directly and consciously to the Musloid Brotherhood/al Qaeda/ISIS via the Benghazi beachhead and arms supply depot), to the surrender of Europe to Moscow, is all completely, totally, maliciously INTENTIONAL.  If you operate or base an argument from any other premise that this one-and-only TRUE premise, then you are a deluded fool who is wasting everyone’s time with your imbecilic mental masturbation.

Don’t kid yourselves.  The oligarchs are hoping and praying that Ebola breaks out in North America, because crises are the afterburners on their scramjets to hell.

[tombogan03884]

If ebola breaks out in the US every one infected should go hug their politicians.

[lhprop1]

If ebola breaks out in the US every one infected should go hug kiss their politicians.

[tombogan03884]

Heck, stab them if you want, you'll be dead in a week or less what are they going to do to you ?

[PegLeg45]

If ebola breaks out in the US every one infected should go hug their politicians.

Heck, stab them if you want, you'll be dead in a week or less what are they going to do to you ?

Yeah....they brought it into Georgia first.......  ......... along with all the nasties stored at the CDC in Atlanta, who's worried?? <note the sarcasm here>

At least we'll have front-row seats....and Alf is way closer to ground-zero than me.     

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[alfsauve]

EBOLA:

A couple of thoughts.  Might even deserve it's own thread.  Just have to get this off my chest.

There were too many "oddities" about this whole "bring-them-home-it's-the-humanitarian-thing-to- do" Ebola situation.   Just a few.   (I btw do wish these patients, and all those infected, well.  I'm not panicky, hysterical, or uniformed, just concerned.)

1)  The head of the Emory Critical Care unit was being interview on TV and said he got a call about using the facility for these two patients.  He readily agreed to make the unit available.  When asked who called him, he couldn't remember.    Now given the importance and significance of this event, a) I find it incredible he couldn't remember.  b) His PR person should be shot for letting him go "on-record" without being armed with the Who-What-When-Where-How-Why.

2)  Repeatedly, Emory and CDC official said that there's nothing we can do for them here we can't do over there.  They've also said the ONLY way to fight the virus is to keep the body of the patient as strong as possible.   Why then would you stress the patient out with an intercontinental relocation?  Why take the risk?   What message does that send to the African nations battling the infection?  We turn tale and run when it's our people?  We're not giving them "all" the same treatment?

3)  Healthcare official keep saying that the risk is low, the risk is low.  What they mean is that compared to, say influenza, the probability of passing the virus is low.   RISK, in my book, is determined by factoring the probability of and event with the consequence of an event.  Granted the probability of passing Ebola is low (in a controlled environment), but the consequence is HIGH  (60% mortality rate).  That makes the total risk, HIGH.   PR Note:  It would have gone a long way towards backing up there statements of low risk, if the officials had been there to greet the incoming patients, just wearing the business attire.

(By they way, saliva in the form of a sneeze is an airborne bodily fluid, in my book too.   And did you know the patients' urine and fecus will be not be specially processed as hazmat, but flushed into the Dekalb county sewage system?  Not like they've never had a sewage spill.  PEGLEG, after processing that waste well be dumping it in the Chattahoochee River and sending it down to you in SW GA.)

4) There is already Ebola virus in CDC and ARMY labs here in the US.  When people said we've never had Ebola in the Americas what they are referring to is that there have never been any humans infected with Ebola here.

5)  While we like to think we're superior here in the US with our way of life, sanitation systems and medical practices, I think that's a little arrogant and short sighted.  Ebola virus could find our society MORE to it's liking.  How do we know?    One way we different from many other countries is our mobility.  We think nothing of traveling 60 miles on a whim. As a society we travel and interact over great distances and with large numbers of people.  My view of life in many other countries is that they travel less and interact with smaller, more isolated groups, than in the US.      How will that play if the virus get's loose here?

6)  I've not seen a story as to how these to workers contracted the disease.  What failed in their procedures over there?  Could it fail here?

My theory:    It would a political/ethical/PR nightmare to experiment on humans in a 3rd world country.   The rush to get these medical workers here was not a humanitarian effort for them, but the desire to use them as guinea pigs (with the consent I'm sure).   Now one could argue that for the greater good it was worth the risk to move along the development of a treatment in hopes of saving the greater population.   I'd love to see the economic balance sheet on that.

BUT TELL ME THAT.  Don't hide things, make up stories or belittle me as hysterical or ignorant.


(Side note on economic balance sheets:  Buried somewhere in a governmental report is an economic study that purports the ban on smoking is costing more than it saves. {No, I don't smoke.)}

[tombogan03884]

Have any of you ever read the Tom Clancy book "Rainbow 6" ?
It spends several pages going into great detail about Ebola.
Short version is if you look in the dictionary for "Scary nasty sh*t" there is a picture of an Ebola victim.
With modern air travel having it come here was just a matter of time, but, did we really HAVE to do it to ourselves ?
Makes you regret the airplane, when it took 6 months to cross the Atlantic we didn't have these worries.

[Solus]

Air travel will bring in handfuls of infected, but if I were out to dose the US, I'd intercept as many of the next batches of illegal aliens heading to the US border.

Let it incubate and spread while they are all living in close proximity in the Welcome Camps before BO has them shipped to cities all around the country.

[tombogan03884]

An infected airline passenger has the potential to infect every one on the plane, then they all expose every one they come in contact with until they are isolated, even after they are dead.
Then THOSE people expose everyone they come in contact with, and so on.
The only reason it has not spread before was because it occurred far enough in the interior that victims died before they could get to large population centers.

[kmitch200]

An infected airline passenger has the potential to infect every one on the plane

Depends on what they are infected with.
Flu, yes. Ebola, no.

<sarc> It was disappointing when H1N1 fizzled out. I can only hope for a pandemic to make freeway driving easier. </sarc>