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Parents on Wednesday were removing their children from a Dallas school where a student may have had contact with the Ebola patient diagnosed Tuesday.
A letter to parents of children at L.L. Hotchkiss Elementary School,6929 Town North Drive, says in part: Continue reading “Dallas parents fearing Ebola remove children from school”
All the disinformation being spread about Ebola by the U.S. government and the complicit mass media will unfortunately make the Ebola pandemic far worse. That’s because the public isn’t being told the truth about how Ebola spreads and how individuals can help prevent transmission of the disease.
At every level of media and government, protecting the financial interests of drug companies appears to be far more important than protecting public health. So people aren’t told the truth about how Ebola spreads and how they can increase their ability to survive a global pandemic. Continue reading “The five biggest lies about Ebola being pushed by government and mass media”
Daily Mail – by Dan Bates, Sept. 30, 2014
Up to 12 people could be infected with Ebola including five children, it was revealed today, as health officials scramble to contain the deadly virus following the first diagnosis on U.S. soil.
The family of the male sufferer, who recently arrived in Texas from Liberia, could be at risk, ABC News reported on Wednesday. EMTs who transported the patient were also deemed at risk but had received the all-clear today.
Continue reading “Who else did he infect? At least 12 people including five children came in contact with Ebola victim who was loose in Dallas for a WEEK before he sought help”
Washington Post – by J. Freedom du Lac, Sarah Larimer and Elahe Izadi
UPDATE: The Dallas-Fort Worth CBS affiliate is reporting that a patient who was being evaluated for Ebola has tested positive for the virus. According to Reuters, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the case — the first time Ebola has been diagnosed in the United States.
The CDC will host a press conference at its Atlanta headquarters at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Reuters reported. A CDC spokesperson declined to comment to The Washington Post. Continue reading “Report: CDC has confirmed an Ebola case in Texas”
In a bizarre coincidence, a fired Oklahoma City nursing home employee was arrested Friday after a co-worker reported he threatened to cut her head off.
Jacob Mugambi Muriithi, 30, is being held in the Oklahoma County jail on a terrorism complaint. His bail is set at $1 million.
“We take these threats very seriously,” Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater said. Continue reading “Fired Oklahoma City nursing home worker threatened beheading, police say”
Washington Post – by Matt Schudel
James A. Traficant Jr., an iconoclastic nine-term Ohio populist in the U.S. House of Representatives who was convicted on corruption charges in 2002, becoming the second member of Congress to be expelled since the Civil War, died Sept. 27 at a hosptial in Youngstown, Ohio. He was 73.
A family spokeswoman, Heidi Hanni, confirmed his death to reporters. The former congressman was injured in a tractor accident on his farm near Greenford, Ohio, on Tuesday. A former aide told reporters in Ohio that he apparently had a heart attack while driving the tractor, which overturned inside a building and left the former congressman trapped underneath. Continue reading “James A. Traficant Jr., colorful Ohio congressman expelled by House, dies at 73”
Famed chef Emeril Lagasse says that it’s becoming all but impossible to be a successful restaurateur in America today. The government just gets in the way too much. Lagasse specifically singled out the current president’s policies.
“It’s becoming a very challenging industry to become a very successful average restaurateur,” continued Lagasse. “I can’t charge $300 a person in my restaurant or I would not be in business. Am I using any different ingredients? Not really. Am I using any caliber of service staff? I don’t think so. I think our service is as good or better than most places.” Continue reading “Famed Chef Emeril Lagasse Says Obama May Drive Him Broke”
CHICAGO (CBS) – Flights at both Chicago airports have been halted Friday morning, due to an apparent fire at an FAA radar facility in Aurora.
Aurora spokesman Dan Ferrelli said, at about 5:45 a.m., firefighters and police officers responded to reports of a fire in the basement of the FAA Chicago Air Route Traffic Control Center at 619 Indian Trail Road.
Ferrelli said a man was found in the basement, suffering from self-inflicted wounds, though he had not been shot. The man was taken to an Aurora hospital for treatment. The fire has been extinguished. Continue reading “Flights Halted At Chicago Airports Due To Fire At FAA Radar Center”
[propaganda ALERT! ALERT! ALERT! They are coming! Leave everything! Run for your lives! If you love your old and infirm, put them down, you do not want the swarming hordes from ISIS to take them alive!
Head to Canada! When you get to the border, declare yourself a refuge. Demand to see someone from the American consulate. Demand your right to $252 Canadian dollars per day, free health care, housing, schooling for your children (if they weren’t too infirm and you didn’t leave them behind), food, and you ladies, don’t forget your human right to a pedicure and to have your hair done. I’m sure the Canadians will welcome us in and if they don’t we will seek sanctuary in their churches. Continue reading “ISIS Member: ISIS Mobilizing In NYC! Attacks Soon, Promises Destruction Of America, Turn American Children Into ISIS Slaves!”
The suspect in the missing University of Virginia student case was arrested today in Galveston, Texas, authorities said.
Jesse Matthew had been wanted by Charlottesville, Virginia, police since Monday, first on a reckless driving charge before also being charged with abduction with intent to defile Hannah Graham, the sophomore who disappeared Sept. 13. Continue reading “UVA Abduction Suspect Arrested in Texas”
GREENFORD — Ex-U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. is in “very critical condition” after an accident on his family farm, his wife, Tish Traficant, said today.
The former congressman, 73, is “sedated and he’s not doing well,” his wife told The Vindicator a few minutes before heading back to the St. Elizabeth Health Center in Youngstown, where he was taken after first being rushed to Salem Regional Hospital. Continue reading “Jim Traficant in ‘very critical’ condition after accident at farm”
Another border-state sheriff is voicing his frustrations with the Obama administration’s failure to secure the border, saying the lack of action has overwhelmed his county with criminals, drug-cartel members and possible terrorists.
Sheriff Paul Babeu of Pinal County, Arizona, unloaded on Obama in a video interview last week, accusing the president and Homeland Security chief Jeh Johnson of violating their oaths of office. Continue reading “Sheriff calls for U.S. troops on Rio Grande”
Prevent Disease – by DAVE MIHALOVIC
There is now substantial evidence that the HPV vaccine is debilitating girls and young women all over the world. The latest comes from northern Colombia, where a mysterious illness is plaguing girls and the HPV vaccine is to blame.
First their hands and feet feel cold. Then they go pale and cannot move. Some convulse and fall to the floor.
In El Carmen de Bolivar, near the port of Cartagena, dozens of teenagers have experienced similar symptoms. Some have even lost consciousness. Continue reading “Mysterious Illness Plaguing Girls Who Received HPV Vaccine”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
Today, I have received two emails from a family member and a friend of the family of soldiers who have been stationed in Kuwait. Both emails indicate that our troops have been the victim of a terrorist attack and some are dying/or have died. The only concrete information is that their water supply may have been poisoned. Continue reading “Have Our Troops Been Attacked by ISIS In Kuwait?”
Star Telegram – by Bill Hanna
Natural News – by Mike Adams
News OK – by Nolan Clay
The PJ Tatler
CBS Chicago
ABC News – by MEGHAN KENEALLY
The Vindicator
WND – by Leo Hohmann