Dallas in panic, some speculate government wants virus to spread

DALLAS –Residents of the city and others now fear that city and state officials, along with Center for Disease Control (CDC) officials, have grossly mishandled the current Ebola situation which may quite possibly lead to the deadly virus spreading throughout the United States over coming weeks as the virus’s incubation period is random, from 3 to 21 days according to most medical reports.

Residents and the media have both reported how the sickened man, Thomas Duncan, now in critical condition, was allowed to be returned to his home at the Ivy Apartments complex after being accidentally discharged by hospital staff who overlooked Duncan’s recent travel through Ebola stricken regions of West Africa.

Adding to fears, it was also reported that the ambulance used to transport Duncan was left in operation a full 48-hours after it transported him.

Moreover, Duncan’s family was also allowed to be left unattended in and around Duncan’s apartment, which was reported to have been saturated with Duncan’s body fluids, i.e. sweat, vomit, feces, after his return from the hospital.

Later after it was confirmed Duncan had the virus, he was then involuntarily detained by a team and taken back to the hospital as onlookers watched him vomiting profusely before being stuffed into another ambulance in the parking lot. Subsequently, the vomit was later cleaned up by random maintenance workers wearing no protective clothing or masks. Days later, in a massively failed response due to permitting issues and the hurdles of bureaucratic red tape, HAZMAT teams showed up to decontaminate the area which hundreds of people likely already came in contact with.
But hey, Dallas officials have everything under control, no need to panic — or so they say.

“We have the [Ebola] situation under control it is contained”, said Dallas Health and Human Services Director Zachary Thompson during a recent interview. However this is a brazing lie and can even be contradicted with Thompson’s own words.

“Let’s put that in perspective. We are not monitoring one-hundred people. We are doing contact investigation on 100 people. The family members are who we are doing monitoring on at this point, the other individuals are possible contacts”, said Dallas HHS Director Zachary Thompson, people the authorities still have to track-down.

Ladies and gentlemen, this entire time they have lied to us, telling us that they have it all under control, when really all along they haven’t even located the people who may have come in contact with the Ebola stricken patient. In fact, to make matters worse, authorities are still looking for a man who may have ridden directly in the ambulance that carried the patient. In fact, Dallas News reports:

County Judge Clay Jenkins said Dallas police and county sheriff’s deputies are trying to find the man, who reports have suggested is homeless.

Authorities have not released the man’s name.

“We are working to locate the individual and get him to a comfortable, compassionate place where we can monitor him and care for his every need for the full incubation period,” Jenkins said in an emailed statement. “I want to emphasize that he is a low risk individual and we are doing this out of precautionary measures.”

Now all of this has some, like YouTuber user Montagraph, saying how “it appears the CDC and the Obama Administration actually want Ebola to be in this country”. Motagraph also pointed out how commercial flights in and out of Ebola stricken regions should be banned.

“How would you feel about sitting in the same seat with somebody who may have been infected but wasn’t symptomatic?”, Montagrah questioned in his most recent video, continuing on asking, “Would it make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside?”

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