Infected Ebola patient being flown to Atlanta: Are health authorities risking a U.S. outbreak?
by Mike Adams
NaturalNews.com
Friday, August 01, 2014
A patient infected with Ebola is being flown into the United States to be held for medical examination and treatment at Emory University in Atlanta, reports The Guardian. (1) “Emory University Hospital in Atlanta is set to receive a patient infected with the deadly Ebola disease currently sweeping through swaths of west Africa,” the paper reports. The patient is reportedly one of the American doctors who was recently infected with the disease.
This event will make the first time in history that a level-4 biohazard infectious agent is being transported by air into a large U.S. city while still multiplying inside a living patient. This startling revelation brings up all sorts of questions that range from the gullibly hopeful to the impossibly sinister. Here are some of the thoughts going through people’s minds on this right now:
Thought #1) HUH? Why are they bringing an infected Ebola patient into the USA? Do they want to start a pandemic here?
Thought #2) Hooray for Emory! They are reaching out to save the life of a brave American doctor!
Thought #3) They are going to use this guy as a human guinea pig to run medical experiments on him, hoping to produce a profitable treatment for Ebola.
Thought #4) This is commendable! There’s simply better medical care in the USA and medical professionals want to save this doctor’s life.
Thought #5) At what risk? Isn’t transporting an infected patient by air, even in a private aircraft, just begging for a pandemic outbreak across the United States? Doesn’t this risk the lives of 300 million people?
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