As we’ve reported in our developing story Ebola Arrives In A U.S. That’s Totally Unprepared, the Ebola crisis is one for which mankind must immediately rally, or face the prospect of extinction. These are some of the reports on the state of readiness of many nations, beginning with the United States.
Obama is a Failed State
National Nurses United Expose Obama’s Failure on Ebola
The National Nurses United union held a conference call yesterday on the Ebola disaster, with over 11,500 nurses on the call, giving reports from across the US on the utter unpreparedness of the US health system for the disaster of the ebola pandemic, and placing the blame squarely on Obama.
A Clear and Present Danger
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Europe Next
EU Authorities Criminally Negligent on Ebola
The European Union’s health ministers will meet today in Brussels to discuss the Ebola crisis, but their real failure is the Troika policy which has dismantled the overall Health Standard among the EU.
The EU is the Virus
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South and Central America
Caribbean, Ibero-American Leaders Gravely Concerned
As reported by Gen. John Kelly, Commander of the U.S. Southern Command, government and military leaders from the Caribbean and Central and South America are deeply concerned about the threat of Ebola to the region.
It’s Not Fear-Mongering
Argentina is Preparing, and Committed to Science
In all of Ibero-America, Argentina has established the most advanced level of preparedness and medical response to Ebola, and has also developed the first fast- detection method in the entire region for diagnosing the virus.
A Committed Country
According to Deputy Health Minister Jaime Lazovski, this early-detection method has already been used successfully to test five different patients who had recently returned from Nigeria and who were showing symptoms consistent with Ebola. All five turned out to be false alarms.
In addition, Argentina’s Health Ministry has declared an “epidemiological alert,” and has established a national protocol for treating potential Ebola patients, Minutouno reported Oct. 14. National, provincial and municipal authorities are coordinating closely on preventive measures, detection, training of specialized medical teams and establishing specialty hospitals to treat Ebola patients. Four Ebola hospitals have already been designated in the country, and another six in the province of Buenos Aires, the nation’s most populous province.
