http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-29467489

"The Liberian authorities say they will prosecute the man diagnosed with Ebola in the US, accusing him of lying over his contact with an infected relative.

When he left the country last month, Liberian national Thomas Eric Duncan filled in a questionnaire saying that none of his relatives were sick.

But Liberia's assistant health minister said he had taken a sick relative to a clinic in a wheelbarrow."

Like I said the guy *KNEW* he was exposed to Ebola before getting on that plane...

He Should be charged with murder if any of those exposed people die. No difference than knowingly pointing a gun at someone and pulling the trigger when You know there's a pretty good chance for the gun to be loaded.

I feel bad for what the guy is going through and of course give him the benefit of the doubt at the moment.

Hell, most of us would have lied to get back to the US for treatment if any of us had been exposed. My only issue with that theory at this moment is that if he knew he had been exposed he should have gone straight to a hospital for treatment.

He also ignored the state of Texas' request for him to stay in his apartment and not to send his kids to school.

(10-03-2014 08:29 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  He also ignored the state of Texas' request for him to stay in his apartment and not to send his kids to school.

Yeah, and people wonder why we should prosecute.

Oh, and notice how the CDC head is trying to spin that travel restrictions won't work. http://www.politico.com/story/2014/10/eb...11581.html

These ******** don't even lie well, yet the leftists keep defending this administration. I fully question whether they have children, and if so, are they trying to make up for missed abortion opportunities.

(10-03-2014 07:33 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  I feel bad for what the guy is going through and of course give him the benefit of the doubt at the moment.

Hell, most of us would have lied to get back to the US for treatment if any of us had been exposed. My only issue with that theory at this moment is that if he knew he had been exposed he should have gone straight to a hospital for treatment.

I feel kind of the same way. I only brought it up as an "I wonder" thought on the Texas thread and then RN had a logical fail followed by a hissy fit. He did what most people would do.

(10-03-2014 08:54 AM)DrTorch Wrote:  

(10-03-2014 08:29 AM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  He also ignored the state of Texas' request for him to stay in his apartment and not to send his kids to school.

Yeah, and people wonder why we should prosecute.

Oh, and notice how the CDC head is trying to spin that travel restrictions won't work. http://www.politico.com/story/2014/10/eb...11581.html

These ******** don't even lie well, yet the leftists keep defending this administration. I fully question whether they have children, and if so, are they trying to make up for missed abortion opportunities.

I'm getting a bit older but Did'nt Bush try to put protocol in place for stuff like this when the Avian flue was all the rage. I seem to remember Obama dismantling it in 2010 as impractical but I could be 100% wrong.

(10-02-2014 11:08 PM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-29467489

"The Liberian authorities say they will prosecute the man diagnosed with Ebola in the US, accusing him of lying over his contact with an infected relative.

When he left the country last month, Liberian national Thomas Eric Duncan filled in a questionnaire saying that none of his relatives were sick.

But Liberia's assistant health minister said he had taken a sick relative to a clinic in a wheelbarrow."

Like I said the guy *KNEW* he was exposed to Ebola before getting on that plane...

Way to go, Bull. If johnny0 wasn't serious about posting here before, he'll definitely stop when he sees this. Because this was already disproved according to him.