Ebola outbreak spreads in Dallas hospital as second nurse confirmed infected

Wednesday, October 15, 2014
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Tags: Ebola outbreak, Dallas hospital, patient zero

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(NaturalNews) An Ebola virus which government authorities have repeatedly assured us all would never come to America in the first place is now spreading uncontrolled through medical staff members of the Dallas hospital where "patient zero" Thomas Duncan was being treated.

"A second Dallas hospital worker who provided care for the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. has tested positive for the disease, pointing to lapses beyond how one individual may have donned and removed personal protective garb," reports Associated Press. [1]

The identity of the second nurse has not yet been released, but there's little question that the CDC will immediately blame the nurse rather than admitting the truth to the American public. What truth is that? Ebola is a level-4 biohazard and it can only be controlled and contained when patients are treated by medical staff who are properly outfitted and trained in the use of BSL-4 biohazard equipment.

Click here to read how the CDC has endangered Americans by lying about Ebola transmission vectors and treatment protocols.

Disastrous failures to contain Ebola

Even more horrifying than the realization that yet another medical worker has contracted Ebola in a U.S. hospital is the fact that the treatment protocols used by Dallas medical staff were nothing short of disastrous.

According to a statement released by a nurses union, all the following lapses in health care protocols were observed during the hospital treatment of Thomas Duncan: [2]

• Duncan was kept in a non-isolated area of the emergency department for several hours, potentially exposing up to seven other patients to Ebola

• Patients who may have been exposed to Duncan were kept in isolation only for a day before being moved to areas where there were other patients

• Nurses treating Duncan were also caring for other patients in the hospital

• Preparation for Ebola at the hospital amounted to little more than an optional seminar for staff

• In the face of constantly shifting guidelines, nurses were allowed to follow whichever ones they chose

As you review this list of disastrous containment failures, keep in mind that we now know Ebola can have up to a 42-day incubation period, twice the 21-day duration we've all been told so far.

Nurses silenced in Ebola cover-up

Adding to the astonishment of what we are now learning, CBS News is reporting that Dallas nurses were threatened with being fired if they spoke to the media.

As CBS News reports, "the nurses claimed they had been warned by the hospital not to speak to the media or they would be fired." [2]

This revelation is nothing short of stunning. In the midst of the world's most dangerous and unprecedented Ebola outbreak, nurses working in precisely the kind of "advanced first-world hospital" that we were told would stop this pandemic were threatened into silence over lapses in viral containment protocols.

If this is how the medical system is going to continue to operate in America, there truly is no hope of stopping Ebola from spreading through every city in North America. The revelations in this story should make every person legitimately wonder whether modern-day humans are even qualified to defeat a level-4 biohazard outbreak.

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Sources for this story include:

[1] http://www.breitbart.com/system/wire/ap_ab3c...

[2] http://houston.cbslocal.com/2014/10/15/nurse...