Ebola Containment Lost -- Infection Rate Up 15% In 24 Hours;

[SGT.Sunshine.]

The part I dont like is the shelf life once infected your spreading it for weeks before you even know you have the shit. I was tracking this on RT News and a few other sites for weeks now.

 

[Wagon]

The problem with these nasty critters is mutation. The strain supposedly found in Italy (A bit of a black hole on info there) is not the Zaire strain. It is different. So regardless of our hygenic societies, the more human infection...period, the greater the chances of mutation. Now which way that mutation goes is a crap shoot. The virus is only interested in survival. So it could choose less virulent or.........more virulent.

This thing has been festering in Africa for years, so it would not be surprising if it has mutated to be more "accomodating" to human hosts.

Tend to womder how transmittable this is. Bodily fluids only. But so is "pink eye" You touch a door knob. somebody else touches the same door knob. Bang! You got it.

I'm with Raven. Probably not something to be too concerned about........But watch for the shift. Thats how most of the pandemics got really going. Bubonic Plague turned into Pneumonic amd Septemic plague. Shifting it's vehicle of contamination as it got going. Bad shit.

 

[Raven]

It's deeply unsettling. How did the WHO and whoever else is responsible for the containment efforts drop the ball so badly and why aren't they closing US borders yesterday? ...I guess it's too much to ask that my country try to protect me as I have defended and served her.

 

[OldDoorGunner]

It's deeply unsettling. How did the WHO and whoever else is responsible for the containment efforts drop the ball so badly and why aren't they closing US borders yesterday? ...I guess it's too much to ask that my country try to protect me as I have defended and served her.

Sorry Raven, but the answer to your question is easy, $$$$$$$$

 

[dutchiedelta]

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploa...ta/file/362520/ebola-ports-shipping-guide.pdf

Keep in mind that a tiny drop of sweat is enough to get infected.

 

[Grizzly]

How many pharmaceutical companies are ringing their hands in financial excitement at the hopes of an outbreak.

 

[combatgoldfish]

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[dutchiedelta]

How many pharmaceutical companies are ringing their hands in financial excitement at the hopes of an outbreak.

There is no cure for Ebola.
Not sure if the pharmaceutical industry gains anything with an outbreak.
They would lose those the elderly and infirm who wouldn't survive anyway.
They might lose out on an epidemic.

 

[OldDoorGunner]

There is no cure for Ebola.
Not sure if the pharmaceutical industry gains anything with an outbreak.
They would lose those the elderly and infirm who wouldn't survive anyway.
They might lose out on an epidemic.

No more selling SSRI's and all the other shit......Hey how would go down if all the Big Shits at the pharmaceutical companies got Ebola???

J R

 

[Ronin1]

Funny thing is. USA has patent on Ebola... http://www.google.com/patents/US20120251502

 

[atilla]

No body gains with ebola...but if the gov or big pharma could make a profit they would.

 

[OldDoorGunner]

Funny thing is. USA has patent on Ebola... http://www.google.com/patents/US20120251502

What I want to know is how you can HOLD a patent on a BUG, unless you made the BUG.....Can anyone hold a patent on Air or Water???

J R