NoPlugsNM
Deceased
I think the Ebola Game has more to do with upsetting people and making them afraid to go out . . managing the turnout FOR the election . . cutting down the amount of people who would have created CHANGE in the status quo.
NP
EBOLA Per Infowars: Exclusive: Patients being "disappeared" to prevent panic
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I think the Ebola Game has more to do with upsetting people and making them afraid to go out . . managing the turnout FOR the election . . cutting down the amount of people who would have created CHANGE in the status quo.
NP
Patients being disappeared
After listening to the Dr. that called into the show and then some other medical
people calling in and commenting on that show, I believe it could be true.
Remember the man that recently vomited and died on a plane that landed at JFK
airport? We were told it was not from Ebola, but a heart attack. Even congressman Peter King commented that how do we know that it's not from Ebola? There isn't an instant test. This was played on the local NYC metro radio station that I heard.
The media is too quick to say not Ebola. and as for that NYC Dr. that was just
hospitalized I find it hard to believe he is the first Ebola patient in NYC. There
is an entire Liberian community in Staten Island and they all fly into JFK. There are
millions of people here and I think some of them could have easily fallen through the proverbial "cracks"
After listening to the Dr. that called into the show and then some other medical
people calling in and commenting on that show, I believe it could be true.
Remember the man that recently vomited and died on a plane that landed at JFK
airport? We were told it was not from Ebola, but a heart attack. Even congressman Peter King commented that how do we know that it's not from Ebola? There isn't an instant test. This was played on the local NYC metro radio station that I heard.
The media is too quick to say not Ebola. and as for that NYC Dr. that was just
hospitalized I find it hard to believe he is the first Ebola patient in NYC. There
is an entire Liberian community in Staten Island and they all fly into JFK. There are
millions of people here and I think some of them could have easily fallen through the proverbial "cracks"
Josie
Has No Life - Lives on TB
I can't speak to the source but I too did a little checking on James Lawrenzi's background. He seems credible. His claim is walking hand in hand with my gut. Like others have mentioned, NOTHING on Duncan's family and living companions? They have apparently disappeared. My feeling is that there are many more cases that are not being reported. We hear nothing but Ebola from media outlets for maybe five days or so and then it just drops off the radar? I don't think so. The only reason we have heard about the cases so far are that the nurses were reported about and TPTB didn't realize the hysteria it would bring. So they are wisked off to facilities that are better equipped and much more secure. The info leaving those facilities is tightly controlled. IMO, the reason we know about the doc in NYC is because of social media. Too many witnesses with cell phones and it happened before the lid could be screwed on tight. My prediction is that this doctor will be the only case and he will be cured also.
I have had more than one medical professional convey to me that they are very worried about this. These are front line professionals that have seen and witnessed not only bad flu seasons but everything from things like e-coli outbreaks to scabies infestations. They know how quickly these invaders can infect a community. They know how badly the seasonal flu can attack a person. In the past, they haven't usually been hysterical about these types of things. But let me tell you this, they have told me they are concerned. But if I have any type of body language skills, I am reading that they are scared. And what they are NOT saying speaks more to me than what they are saying.
I have had more than one medical professional convey to me that they are very worried about this. These are front line professionals that have seen and witnessed not only bad flu seasons but everything from things like e-coli outbreaks to scabies infestations. They know how quickly these invaders can infect a community. They know how badly the seasonal flu can attack a person. In the past, they haven't usually been hysterical about these types of things. But let me tell you this, they have told me they are concerned. But if I have any type of body language skills, I am reading that they are scared. And what they are NOT saying speaks more to me than what they are saying.
Flippper
Time Traveler
You mean like the disappearing Ebola? obola's birth certificate? obola's fake birth certificate? They are perfectly capable of keeping secrets and knowing how to make others keep secrets when the need arises-how about those missing emails in the IRS? They have unlimited amounts of FRN with which to bribe the little people.
As for anything from Jones being automatically tossed in the waste bin, I'd be careful about that. I've no doubt he's part of the managed news, but like Beck, they are given credibility by hosting genuine patriots, scholars, doctors, etc. in order to make themselves appear legit. I still listen to Beck's iheart station for short stints because of that. Once a year is about all I can take from Jones, he grates on me. If you notice, they will take one topic and beat it to death, I've heard Limbaugh do an entire show on one tired, inane tidbit of news. This is conditioning.
If this Ebola thing is real, and is as virulent as it folks here discuss, it behooves the people hating Ebola czar to keep it secret so folks don't take precautions. That is the best way to guarantee it's spread. Makes it easier to prevent an economic crash when people cut way back on spending. They want you dead, but they want you dead on their terms and timetable.
pinkelsteinsmom
Veteran Member
So this would be the work of the rapid response federal ebola swat team that was announced? People need to understand, the $500k to $1mil. per person to save YOUR life from ebola will not happen. They want it here, made sure it got here and spread, now they will use it to keep the current regime in power.
Southside
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Yes, I also watched, as I often do. The fact is Alex Jones is WAY AHEAD of the curve. He has a HUGE following, and he gets "Well vetted" people to come on his show and spill the beans. He followed up this segment with others, vetted in the same manner, told the same story. Ultra Credible.
Southside
Southside
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Though I find the Doctor that came on the show to be completely credible, your synopsis above is pretty much spot on. Alex does often run around with his "hair on fire".
Southside
pinkelsteinsmom
Veteran Member
So this would be the work of the rapid response federal ebola swat team that was announced? People need to understand, the $500k to $1mil. per person to save YOUR life from ebola will not happen. They want it here, made sure it got here and spread, now they will use it to keep the current regime in power.
Meadowlark
Has No Life - Lives on TB
So what happens to the disappeared folks who manage to recover?
pinkelsteinsmom
Veteran Member
I will assume those who are disappeared are quietly snuffed out.
Suzieq
Veteran Member
Dr. James Lawrenzi talks to Alex Jones and has some shocking information, about what is happening to Ebola Patients. They are disappearing! Listen to what he has to say in this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEMi22xWo_o
night driver
ESFP adrift in INTJ sea
The typical situation for the moon suits is that after about 2-3 hours you have lost 10+ pounds and need to rehydrate at a rate that challenges your body's capacity to uptake fluids without generating more fluid loss.
8 hour shift?? Pretty much heat stroke even in hospital...
There is a reason that the protocols for REMOVING them are so rigorous and require more than one person to take them off. THe wearer is pretty much exhausted and makes mistakes.
This is why you get weighed before you don them and after you take them off and shower..to decide whether you can be safely orally rehydrated or require an IV for recovery.
Remember that the body can handle AROUND 12 to 15 hundred ml per hour liquid input without vomiting or diarrhea starting. Makes it rough when you are losing a couple litres an hour...
night driver
ESFP adrift in INTJ sea
WHich Atlanta patient are you referring to?
LightEcho
Has No Life - Lives on TB
I believe this is the one I was thinking of....
http://www.timebomb2000.com/vb/show...-in-the-US-From-West-Africa&highlight=atlanta
Then she came out and made a public statement.
Was there another?
the watcher
Inactive
It's not hard to make someone disappear. How many times have we read cops doing it to inmates? Slap them in under John Doe, move them around to differant jails, etc. It happens. Now if you want to keep the persona non grata, stick them in one of the military hospitals. No questions are asked and no one knows any differant. Throw a gag order in on that and viola.
Sleeping Cobra
TB Fanatic
I think the crematoriums will be super busy in the future. 
Ashes don't tell tales.
And i don't want to sound crude.
Ashes don't tell tales.And i don't want to sound crude.
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Yep and a big cause of rumors and distrust is lack of accurate info which leads people to speculate.
pirate9933
Veteran Member
soylent green
the watcher
Inactive
"It's People!" lol.
Oilpatch Hand
3-Bomb General, TB2K Army
No matter how plausible the proposition may be, remember that it's brought to you by Alex Jones/Infowars.
Nobody has managed to satisfactorily explain where these "disappearing" persons are being taken. That brings us to another point:
Just because the klieg lights are no longer shining on somebody doesn't mean they have "disappeared." In the case of the Dallas Ebola patient, we know he had family and acquaintances who may have been exposed, but then again, it appears that none of them have contracted the disease as a result of that exposure. As there's no news story there (FLASH: MAN DOESN'T CONTRACT EBOLA!
) news coverage of those indiviuduals has ceased, for the most part.
So, did these people who passed the incubation period without symptoms and without contracting the disease disappear, involuntarily or otherwise? Why, no, of course not. They're still there, probably thankful that the people with the microphones and videocams are finally leaving them alone to pick up the pieces of their interrupted lives.
Nobody has managed to satisfactorily explain where these "disappearing" persons are being taken. That brings us to another point:
Just because the klieg lights are no longer shining on somebody doesn't mean they have "disappeared." In the case of the Dallas Ebola patient, we know he had family and acquaintances who may have been exposed, but then again, it appears that none of them have contracted the disease as a result of that exposure. As there's no news story there (FLASH: MAN DOESN'T CONTRACT EBOLA!
) news coverage of those indiviuduals has ceased, for the most part. So, did these people who passed the incubation period without symptoms and without contracting the disease disappear, involuntarily or otherwise? Why, no, of course not. They're still there, probably thankful that the people with the microphones and videocams are finally leaving them alone to pick up the pieces of their interrupted lives.
Suzieq
Veteran Member
Here's more of that interview with Dr. James Lawrenzi.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd4tnT-5FKM
5:20 minutes into video, Dr. James Lawrenzi said they were told not to use the word Ebola, if an active Ebola patient comes into their hospital. Say they have some kind of viral infection and put them in isolation.
6:20 minutes into video, Nurses and Drug Reps. came into his office. They said some of their contacts are telling them, that the they have gone into the hospital in Kansas City and took all protective equipments in all departments away! They never came back and replaced any of it. Doctor wants to know if this is going on in other hospitals around the country, or is it just going on in the Kansas City hospital?
5:20 minutes into video, Dr. James Lawrenzi said they were told not to use the word Ebola, if an active Ebola patient comes into their hospital. Say they have some kind of viral infection and put them in isolation.
6:20 minutes into video, Nurses and Drug Reps. came into his office. They said some of their contacts are telling them, that the they have gone into the hospital in Kansas City and took all protective equipments in all departments away! They never came back and replaced any of it. Doctor wants to know if this is going on in other hospitals around the country, or is it just going on in the Kansas City hospital?
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Baloo
Veteran Member
So did I--just looking at his educational background IMHO its a JOKE!
1. He is not an MD, but a DO, which in most cases means he couldn't get into medical school, which is not difficult to do.
2. He went a school to get his DO that is not even ranked.
Assuming arguendo one disagrees with 1 and 2 and contends he was a genius and had personal reasons to get DO (rather than MD) we have no way to know if he finished top of class or bottom--big difference.
I always tell people the person who finished LAST is still called DR!!
Just as all plumbers are not equal, nor mechanics, so too with Drs.
Digital Omnivore
Veteran Member
I have a friend who is a D.O. who could have gotten into an Ivy League medical school to get a MD. The curriculum are fairly similar. As for getting into Medical School, it can be pretty difficult depending on which school you are applying to.
Baloo
Veteran Member
I know this is a digression, but I am just curious why your friend would choose DO over Ivy League MD? (FYI I have a doctorate from Ivy league school, and at the time of my entry it was ranked tied for 1 in USA)
The future career opportunities are quite different.
Meadowlark
Has No Life - Lives on TB
What do you call the guy who partied his way through med school, and barely graduated and passed the med boards by his fingernails?
Doctor!
Doctor!
msswv123
Veteran Member
This is right in line with what the thousands of nurses were saying on the press conference call last week. I know I posted an article on another thread about using the code F/T instead of the other "E" word.
So, if you don't like conspiracy theories, why are you on TB2K?
Tennessee gal
Veteran Member
I agree Jed and it really ( excuse my language ) pisses me off the hospitals removing the protective gear from the staff and not replacing it. If I were on staff I'd tell the management they can stick the job where the sun doesn't shine and walk out. They don't care one bit about protecting their staff. No job is worth dying over needlessly.
Baloo
Veteran Member
jed turtle
a brother in the Lord
it turned out that my cardiologist when i had a heart attack this past spring was a DO. lucky for me! she was excellent and understanding when we informed her that i would not be doing statins. we are very health conscious and learned to eliminate vegetable cooking oils from our diet to deal with the causes of heart disease and she concurred that we were headed in the right direction. i have NOTHING against DOs, at all.
kittyknits
Veteran Member
That's interesting. Maybe they have not been as brain-washed about big pharma being the answer to everything as MD's apparently have.
I had never heard of a DO degree until today; I'm going to check if there are any in my area.
Countrymouse
Country exile in the city
That's got my vote---they're probably all ash and in urns (or storage cubes in a research lab) by now....
except---there WAS a pic circulating of supposedly Duncan's "nephew" who was living with them when the quarantine order came down. I haven't had time to compare pics (I don't even know if there ARE any "before" pics of the nephew other than that one video I posted), so that's a question mark...
Hansa44
Justine Case
From the Mayo Clinic...
What kind of doctor is a D.O.? Does a D.O. have the same training as an M.D.?
Answers from Brent A. Bauer, M.D.
A doctor of osteopathic medicine (D.O.) is a fully trained and licensed doctor who has attended and graduated from a U.S. osteopathic medical school. A doctor of medicine (M.D.) has attended and graduated from a conventional (allopathic) medical school.
The major difference between osteopathic and allopathic doctors is that some osteopathic doctors provide manual medicine therapies, such as spinal manipulation or massage therapy, as part of their treatment.
After medical school, both M.D.s and D.O.s must complete residency training in their chosen specialties. They must also pass the same licensing examination before they can treat people and prescribe medications.
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Brent A. Bauer, M.D.
What kind of doctor is a D.O.? Does a D.O. have the same training as an M.D.?
Answers from Brent A. Bauer, M.D.
A doctor of osteopathic medicine (D.O.) is a fully trained and licensed doctor who has attended and graduated from a U.S. osteopathic medical school. A doctor of medicine (M.D.) has attended and graduated from a conventional (allopathic) medical school.
The major difference between osteopathic and allopathic doctors is that some osteopathic doctors provide manual medicine therapies, such as spinal manipulation or massage therapy, as part of their treatment.
After medical school, both M.D.s and D.O.s must complete residency training in their chosen specialties. They must also pass the same licensing examination before they can treat people and prescribe medications.
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Brent A. Bauer, M.D.
packyderms_wife
Neither here nor there.
depending on country of origin the patients embassy peeps may have come and collected them, it does happen.
A credible news site for you would be what?
ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, USA Today?
What?