CIA Insider Warned of Ebola False Flag in September

CIA Insider Warned of Ebola False Flag in

September

Former case officer predicted outbreak in U.S. two weeks before Dallas case

by Paul Joseph Watson | October 6, 2014Former CIA insider Robert David Steele warned during a September 18 appearance on the Alex Jones Show that a staged Ebola false flag attack was on the horizon two weeks before the first case was confirmed in the United States.

Steele, who is now an author and lecturer, previously worked with the Central Intelligence Agency as a clandestine services case officer and also ran as a presidential candidate for the Reform Party in 2012.

“They will have another false flag, in fact the false flag I’m hearing about is a simulated Ebola attack in which they actually use bio-chemical weapons that dissipate, but then they pretend that it’s Ebola and that it has been brought here by Saudi martyrs,” said Steele, adding, “We have not reached the end of the false flag line.”

Steele elaborated by warning that the chaos created by a false flag attack could lead to a “general strike” across America.

Steele’s website, the Public Intelligence Blog, also warned of a false flag Ebola outbreak in the United States almost two weeks before the first case of Ebola was confirmed in Dallas;

“If Ebola virus hits in the USA it will be, in this order or probability a) a false flag bio-chemical stand-in; b) volunteers already in the USA infected by Saudi clinicians; or c) white “virgins” not known by the USA to be associated in any way with terrorism, infected in Europe. It could also be a combination — there are rogue elements in the USA that would be more than happy to kill citizens for effect — and there are rogue elements among our “allies,” including the Zionist government of Israel, that would be equally happy to screw the big shiksa (Israel) or Great Satan (Saudi Arabia).”

An individual who said he worked as a first responder and an emergency manager in Texas also called in to the Alex Jones Show on Sunday to assert that the botched response to the Ebola outbreak in the United States was “on purpose.”

Will CDC Activate Emergency Measures After Ebola Confirmed in US?

Provisions would allow for quarantine of "well persons" who "do not show symptoms" of virus

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by Paul Joseph Watson | September 30, 2014

Confirmation that the first case of Ebola has arrived in the United States will prompt questions as to whether the CDC will enact emergency procedures that could see even healthy Americans detained against their will.

The Centers for Disease Control confirmed today that an Ebola victim was admitted to the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas. Reference to the patient’s “recent travel history” suggests that the victim arrived from one of the African countries hit by the virus.

The patient has been held in “strict isolation” and the hospital is “complying with all recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and the Texas Department of Health to ensure the safety of other patients and medical staff,” according to WFAA.

In an understandable effort to prevent hysteria, the CDC has been reticent to release too many details about its preparations for a potential Ebola outbreak inside the United States, although plans currently on the record allow for the quarantine of “well persons” as well as those who “do not show symptoms” of the virus.

The official CDC website details ‘Specific Laws and Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases’, under which even healthy citizens who show no symptoms of Ebola whatsoever would be forcibly quarantined at the behest of medical authorities.

“Quarantine is used to separate and restrict the movement of well persons who may have been exposed to a communicable disease to see if they become ill. These people may have been exposed to a disease and do not know it, or they may have the disease but do not show symptoms,” states the CDC (emphasis mine).

Last month, former FDA official Scott Gottlieb, M.D. wrote in Forbes that the CDC will invoke powers to “hold a healthy person against his will” in the event of an Ebola outbreak, warning that the feds may assume “too much jurisdiction to detain people involuntarily,” leading to “spooky scenarios where people could be detained for long periods, merely on a suspicion they might have been exposed to some pathogen. And forced to submit to certain medical interventions to gain their freedom.”

An executive order signed by President Obama at the end of July also allows for the “apprehension, detention, or conditional release of individuals to prevent the introduction, transmission, or spread of suspected communicable diseases.”

As we reported earlier today, the CDC has also instructed funeral homes to prepare for Ebola victims, telling workers not to embalm corpses or carry out autopsies.

 

Agent: Immigrants from Ebola-stricken Countries Caught at Border

"Not too long ago we did catch some people, I believe, from Liberia"

by Adan Salazar | Infowars.com | October 6, 2014

A South Texas Border Patrol agent has confirmed that immigrants from Ebola-stricken nations have recently been caught entering the country illegally via the nation’s porous southern border, the same entry points exploited by scores of illegal immigrants from Central America during the height of the immigration crisis this past summer.

Last week, Chris Cabrera, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council local chapter 3307, told news outlets he was worried for the safety of his fellow agents after immigrants from Liberia and other Ebola-stricken African nations were caught attempting to sneak into the U.S.

“Not too long ago we did catch some people, I believe, from Liberia,” Cabrera admitted in an interview with CBS affiliate Valley Central News on Friday.

Customs and Border Protection agents reportedly caught 112 people from Guinea, 231 people from Liberia and 145 from Sierra Leone during fiscal year 2013, according to Valley Central, but that figure does not take into account immigrants who evaded capture.

Per the CDC’s own statistics, those same three West African nations are the hot spots from which most of the Ebola cases and Ebola-related deaths have been reported.

“Our main concern like it’s always been is the health and safety of our agents,” Cabrera explained, adding that CBP agents “are trained, however, they are not medical professionals.”

After witnessing first hand how CBP agents contracted various viral illnesses amid this past summer’s influx, Cabrera says he’s worried the same situation might play out but on a much larger, more catastrophic level.

“Some of our agents did contract scabies, and some of the other things that illegal aliens had. Luckily it’s not something deadly like Ebola,” Cabrera stated.

Cabrera revealed earlier this year that so-called “quarantine zones” inside overloaded Border Patrol detention facilities were “nothing more than pieces of yellow caution tape,” highlighting the lack of essential resources needed to adequately contain viral outbreaks and illustrating the petri dish-like conditions perfect for spreading diseases.

While afflicted nations like Sierra Leone and Guinea have reportedly locked down their borders to prevent the disease from spreading, the Obama administration has declared that it will not impose a travel ban to or from African nations where the disease is prevalent. The CDC addressed the crisis by issuing a level three advisory for travelers going to West Africa, asking them to “avoid nonessential travel” to Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone if possible.

Meanwhile, Texas Governor Rick Perry, whose state hosted the first ever U.S. case of Ebola, has called for enhanced screenings at checkpoints along the state’s multiple Mexican ports of entry, and has set up a task force hoping to stop the disease from entering the U.S.

“We need to be more pro-active about trying to prevent it from coming in as opposed to trying to contain it once its hear,” Cabrera said.

Agents have reportedly been trained to spot symptoms of the virus, such as nausea, fever, weakness and diarrhea, however, as the case in Dallas has illustrated, there is currently no foolproof method to accurately diagnose an early onset of the disease, especially given that symptoms sometimes don’t appear until 21 days after contact.

The CDC says it is “working closely” with CBP “to use routine processes to identify travelers who show signs of infectious disease.”

 

Emergency Manager Calls Federal Ebola Response a Stand Down

Feds are avoiding their own disease protocols, says emergency responder

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by Kit Daniels | Infowars.com | October 6, 2014

The numerous violations of disease protocol surrounding the Dallas, Texas Ebola case are intentional, according to an emergency response manager.

The manager, who was involved in the emergency response to both Hurricane Katrina and Rita in addition to planning for small pox outbreaks, said the official response to the first diagnosed case of Ebola in the United States purposely avoided the basic actions the government would take to prevent a virus from spreading.

“The reason I know the Ebola outbreak is being conducted on purpose is because it violates all protocol,” he said.

The violations of protocol are almost too numerous to mention. For one thing, government officials were slow to decontaminate the apartment of Thomas Eric Duncan, the 40-year-old Liberian national who was the first diagnosed case of Ebola in the U.S.

Before the apartment was sanitized, however, five Dallas Co. sheriff’s deputies were ordered to enter the unit without protective gear to remove Duncan’s family members who were placed under quarantine.

Dallas Co. Sheriff’s Association President Christopher Dyer said the deputies were uncomfortable with the order.

“They’re very concerned,” Dyer said to WFAA 8. ‎”Their families are concerned. You’ve got to go home and tell your spouse, ‘Hey, I was just inside this house where a guy had Ebola.’”

The workers who were ordered to clean the sidewalk where Duncan vomited were also not wearing protective clothing, despite the fact that Ebola spreads through bodily fluids.

And, like Duncan’s apartment, officials were slow to decontaminate the ambulance which transported Duncan to the hospital, meaning that the homeless man who was transported in the ambulance after Duncan was potentially exposed to the disease.

The Obama administration also refused to ban travelers from Ebola-stricken African nations from entering the U.S., which allowed Duncan to fly to Dallas.

“The fact that [Ebola] being allowed to travel into the United States is insane and the fact that emergency operations have not been activated is insane and this is on purpose and by design,” the emergency response manager stated. “There are many competent people in the CDC, the military and emergency management officers who need to blow the whistle.”

“They’re being ordered to stand down from the top.”

A former CIA officer, Robert David Steele, warned of an Ebola false flag a few weeks before Duncan’s diagnosis.