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    Government : “Predictably” American troops in West Africa Will Die of Ebola exposure



    Obama declares war on Ebola and deploys 3000 US Military Personnel to “Hazardous, non-permissive areas”.

    On September 3rd the Fed Biz Opps website submitted for bid for a private organization to provide ‘Emergency Aeromedical Evacuation Services’ to and from “Hazardous, non-permissive areas” for doctors, aid workers and infected patients dealing with the Ebola virus in Africa.

    Synopsis:
    Added: Sep 03, 2014 2:13 pm
    This requirement is in; response to Department of State’s diplomatic mission overseas to provide movement of emergency response personnel into and out of hazardous/non-permissive environments and medical evacuation of critically ill/injured patients, including those infected with unique and high contagious pathogens. This is an immediate response to the Ebola Virus Crisis.

    Well here is what you need to take note of in this particular Government bid request.

    The pdf available at Fed Biz Ops site states in the second paragraph something that should have all Americans visibly upset.
    “Predictably, several relief workers have been infected and some have died.”

    What… WHAT? Yes that is right they admit right here that PREDICTABLY, several relief workers have been infected and some have died.
    So they predict that exposure to the Ebola virus will in fact lead to some people becoming infected and eventually dying from it. These are the doctors that have already assured us that this is only contagious by becoming exposed to an infected persons bodily fluids or excrement , However more than two years ago Healthmap.org released a news article on how Ebola had become AIRBORNE.

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    Phoenix Air already has already been awarded a $4,900,000.00 6 month contract to in place already that has been used to fly the first doctor to Emory the Nurse to Charlotte and the NBC Cameraman to Nebraska.PhoenixairEbola

    So lets peak down this rabbit hole.

    To date the US Government has already flown at least 3 Ebola infected people back to the United States for “advanced” treatment of this deadly virus. The virus has allegedly only infected 3000 people since the outbreak was reported by http://helthmap.org. But that leaves a huge question unanswered.

    The number of those that have been infected and the number that have died from the virus are disputed. It has been reported that just over 1000 infected have died. But at a known 60%+ mortality rate that number must be contested as this would mean that with over 3000 known cases well over 1600 would have now died from Ebola. I however think that the actual numbers cannot be known due to the remote locations of some of these outbreaks and the fact that no one is being allowed in or out of some of these “Hazardous, non-permissive areas”. This substantially limits real data from getting to officials that make these numbers up, and I do mean MAKE THEM UP.

    We know PREDICTABLY others WILL become infected. We know PREDICTABLY that many of those WILL die. We know PREDICTABLY that the US Government is bringing these infected people into the US. So what do we have to look forward to? Well the results of a study release Nov 21, 2012 states that Ebola can be spread by airborne means. This is a fact that the main stream media is just now starting to admit.

    Healthmap.org:

    While the study provided evidence that transmission of Ebola between species is possible, researchers still cannot say for certain how that transmission actually occurred. There are three likely candidates for the route of transmission: airborne, droplet, or fomites.

    So we really still do not know enough about how Ebola is spread to make assurances to ANYONE that they are safe? PREDICTABLY? We know we can’t.

    The document goes on to further explain how the EU has forbidden “Overflights” or access to their airspace to allow these “Ebola” flights shorter flights, letting the bidders know there will be some huge logistics involved in the navigation and fueling due to what airspace is open and what is not. Keep in mind this is an admission that US air space is open to flights with Ebola on board.

    That should worry a lot of people that are in the area these flight paths would take to get an Ebola infected patient to their destination. I can assure you that planes have crashed in the past and will do so again in the future.

    PREDICTABLY something is eventually going to go wrong.

    Confidence most be really low in the containment of Ebola or we would not have headlines like this on Drudge Reports site today.
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  • #2
    Conspeariseez..
    ازدهار رأسه برعشيت

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    • #3
      Tinfoil hats will protect us.

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      • #4
        You have to give a worst-case-scenario when putting out an RFP. I've been involved with many similar contracts. The govt also requires several bid packages to be sent about the same project. If XXX happens, then XXX will go into effect, causing the the contractor to charge XXX.

        We had different emergency action plans in place for various things. All proposals had to have prior approval before we could involve them in our EAP. Mostly, that meant funding.

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        • #5
          Yep, all conditions, no matter how likely or unlikely, have to be factored in. Every bid, and corresponding proposal, will (or should) cover the could/can/possibly/probably..and, ultimately, the if.
          You can only grab a tiger by the tail so many times without someone getting bitten or scratched. Having a contingency plan in place is the key.
          That all being said, our military have no business being there in the first place.
          "It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself."

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          • #6
            Originally posted by helosailor View Post
            Yep, all conditions, no matter how likely or unlikely, have to be factored in. Every bid, and corresponding proposal, will (or should) cover the could/can/possibly/probably..and, ultimately, the if.
            You can only grab a tiger by the tail so many times without someone getting bitten or scratched. Having a contingency plan in place is the key.
            That all being said, our military have no business being there in the first place.
            Roger that!

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            • #7
              I disagree. We should be there, or at least 3 people should be there. Those fuel/air bombs aren't flying themselves.
              I wear a Fez. Fez-es are cool

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Forever_frost View Post
                I can assure you that planes have crashed in the past and will do so again in the future.
                Solid info!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by JP135 View Post
                  Solid info!
                  That's why I fly Qantas, 63 years and no crashes. Rain man was right.

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                  • #10
                    That shit is as airborne as mental retardation.
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