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Australia imposes visa ban on Ebola-hit West Africa states

Australia on Monday issued a blanket ban on visas from Ebola-affected countries in West Africa to prevent the disease reaching the country, becoming the first rich nation to shut its doors to the region.

Australia has not recorded a case of Ebola despite a number of scares, and conservative Prime Minister Tony Abbott has so far resisted repeated requests to send medical personnel to help battle the outbreak on the ground.

The decision to refuse entry for anyone from Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia, while touted by the government as a necessary safety precaution, was criticized by experts and advocates as politically motivated and shortsighted.

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CDC Says Ebola Droplets Can Only Travel 3 Feet … But MIT Research Shows Sneezes Can Travel Up to 20 Feet

This week, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) admitted that Ebola can travel through the air in aerosols, but claims that it can never go more than 3 feet.

Let’s check their math …

CDC (like the World Health Organization) admits that Ebola can be spread through sneezing or coughing.

But the CDC itself admits that flu droplets can travel 6 feet.

Mythbusters demonstrated that sneezes can nail people some 17 feet away:

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Sam Culper: BESTMAPS

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When we approach Intelligence, it’s important to consider the full spectrum of relevant information.  Errors of omission are still errors.  Collecting some information is good; collecting as much relevant information as possible is better.

So when we consider Intelligence collection at the community or county level, we ought to be methodical and thorough in our generation of Intelligence Requirements and tasking/directing collection.  To do that, we use a the acronym, BETSTMAPS.  You must incorporate the BESTMAPS acronym in your Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield/Community.

We start with Biographical.  Biographical information includes names and identities, education and work history, familial relationships, and geographical and other associations.  It’s how we learn about the key human terrain in our Area of Operations (AO).  Remember, there’s physical terrain – things like mountains and rivers – and there’s the human terrain.  The human terrain includes the demographics, as well as those who influence and how they influence our AO.

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Do We Deserve Freedom?

The graphic above came from an article on Zerohedge concerning the decreased buying power of the American middle class. But the reality is that Americans values “things” over freedom.

Americans will not give up their beer and television. Even if the price is their own Liberty. Apathy is a powerful drug but tyrants are merciless when their plans are enacted. What would happen if the entitlement checks did not come? What would happen if only taxpayers were allowed to vote in fair elections? What would happen if we had the same values and Sacred honor as our forefathers?

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US Isolates Troops After Ebola Efforts in West Africa

U.S. troops returning from West Africa are being placed under isolation at a base in Italy, even though none of the soldiers has symptoms of Ebola, as a precaution to prevent the potential spread of the virus, the Pentagon said on Monday.

The U.S. Army has isolated a dozen soldiers returning from West Africa, including Major General Darryl Williams, who oversaw the military’s initial response to the Ebola outbreak in Liberia, the Pentagon said.

​​Dozens more troops would be isolated in the coming days as they rotate out of Liberia and Senegal, where the U.S. military has been building infrastructure to help health authorities treat Ebola victims, the Pentagon said.

‘Out of an abundance of caution, the army directed a small number of personnel, about a dozen, that recently returned to Italy, to be monitored in a separate location at their home station of Vicenza,’ Pentagon spokesman Colonel Steven Warren told reporters.

“They’re not allowed to leave,” Warren said, describing the precautions as “enhanced monitoring.”

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Poster girl for Kurdish freedom fighters in Kobane is ‘captured and beheaded by ISIS killers’ who posted gruesome pictures online

A female Kurdish fighter who became a poster girl for the Kobane resistance movement after a picture of her making a peace sign was retweeted thousands of times on Twitter has reportedly been beheaded by Isis

A female Kurdish fighter who became a poster girl for the Kobane resistance movement after a picture of her making a peace sign was retweeted thousands of times on Twitter has reportedly been beheaded by Isis.

The woman, known by the pseudonym Rehana, was celebrated as a symbol of hope for the embattled Syrian border town after a journalist tweeted a picture of her making a ‘V-sign’, claiming that she’d personally killed 100 Isis militants.

The message was retweeted over 5,000 times, but there are now claims Rehana, who fought for the Kurdish YPJ, or Women’s Defense Unit, may have been killed after gruesome pictures began circulating on Twitter of an Isis fighter purportedly holding aloft her head.

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Patient Isolated At UMMC For Ebola Testing

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WJZ has learned the University of Maryland Medical Center has agreed to accept the transport of this patient by the State Health Department.

WJZ obtained a memo the University of Maryland Medical Center sent out to its employees moments ago. It says, “We have accepted the transport by DHMH (Public Health) of a potential Ebola patient for further assessment. They are appropriately isolated and receiving further assessment and care.”

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2 Evaluated for Ebola in Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina

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Two patients are being monitored by a communicable disease nurse in Mecklenburg County for Ebola.

County officials say they have been to one of three countries in West Africa experiencing an outbreak of the illness.

According to Mecklenburg County, they had no known contact with anyone diagnosed with Ebola. They are considered low-risk but will record and report their temperatures every day for 21 days.

The county says people will be notified immediately if any Ebola case is confirmed.

There haven’t been any confirmed cases of Ebola in a North Carolina patient. Dr. Kent Brantly and volunteer Nancy Writebol were among the first patients diagnosed. They worked with locally based organizations SIM and Samaritan’s Purse.

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Populism for Plutocrats

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Shortly before Kay Hagan took the stage at the Charlotte Convention Center on Saturday, the loudspeakers blared Bruce Springsteen’s aptly titled Democratic Party theme song “We Take Care of Our Own.”

In recent weeks, Hagan’s campaign has stumbled amid revelations that companies owned by her husband, son, and future son-in-law, benefited from hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer funding as part of the 2009 stimulus package, which Hagan supported. She took care of her own.

The appearance of cronyism was so embarrassing for Hagan that she opted to skip her final debate with Republican Thom Tillis rather than confront the charges in public.

In an effort to punch back against this unfavorable narrative, Hagan called in the most populist, anti-cronyist figure she could find: Hillary Clinton.

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And people wonder why I don’t vote.

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5-year-old boy being tested for Ebola in New York City

5-year-old boy being tested for Ebola in New York City

A 5-year-old boy who just returned from West Africa was transported to Bellevue Hospital Sunday with possible Ebola symptoms, according to law-enforcement sources.

The child was vomiting and had a 103-degree fever when he was carried from his Bronx home by EMS workers wearing hazmat suits, neighbors said. “He looked weak,” said a neighbor.

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Update from Japan:

And while we await to learn if NYC has its second confirmed Ebola patient, the algos’ attention next turn to Japan, where moments ago NHK reported that a man who visited Liberia for 2 months and traveled to Japan via Belgium and U.K., and exhibiting a low-grade fever was undergoing tests for Ebola after entering Japan via Haneda airport.

NHK added that the man appears not to have had any contact with Ebola patients, according to Japan’s health ministry, but then again this is Japan: the country that lied about everything related to the Fukushima disaster, so one is best advised to ignore, and in fact assume the opposite of whatever government officials state.

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So Where Did the People Go?

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So how do we go from 316 million people in 2013 to 69 million people in 2025?

h/t James C

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Iran Hangs Woman: Her Crime? Getting Raped, And Defending Herself…

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Put Your Faith Where It Belongs

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SouthernPrepper1: Homemade experimental 12 gauge less than lethal round

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