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11 Things About Ebola That (If They Happen) You Need To Know
Whether you think Ebola is a TOTAL hoax or is about diamond mines or depopulation or a real threat – it doesn’t matter because those in charge say it’s real – it is real… read these 11 things that you MUST know either way from this article and be prepared:
“The level of outbreak is beyond anything we’ve seen – or even imagined.”
- Dr. Tom Frieden, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The mainstream media is withholding vital
information about Ebola from the public, and governments of the world remain in a state of dangerous denial.
The public isn’t being told the truth about how Ebola can spread, why the medical system is utterly helpless against it, and why governments of the world are dusting off plans to quarantine entire cities at gunpoint.
truth #1) No government in the world is prepared to handle an Ebola outbreak
The reason Ebola has exploded beyond containment in West Africa is because governments there are utterly unable to contain it.
“What is not getting said publicly, despite briefings and discussions in the inner circles of the world’s public health agencies, is that we are in totally uncharted waters and that Mother Nature is the only force in charge of the crisis at this time.”
- Michael T. Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, printed in the New York Times on Sep. 11, 2014
Even with the help of western governments and the United Nations, areas that authorities once announced were “eradicated” have now flared back up with new infections.
Governments of the world are well-equipped to fight things that can be killed with bullets and bombs, but Ebola is bulletproof. No common kinetic weapons can prevent the spread of Ebola. Only nuclear warheads or fuel-air explosives can destroy Ebola over large areas.
Government emergency services such as FEMA (in the United States) can barely handle a single hurricane, much less a nationwide pandemic outbreak.
The truth you’re not being told is that if an Ebola outbreak arrives in YOUR city, you are on your own. Government won’t be there to save you.
{1} Washington Post.com
truth #2) Ebola can spread through aerosols and contaminated surfaces such as door knobs
In West Africa, Ebola is currently spreading through taxi cabs. [1] Infected patients enter the cab and then inadvertently contaminate surfaces such as door handles, seats and seatbelts.
Minutes or hours later, an innocent victim enters the same cab and touches those same surfaces, acquiring the Ebola virus on their own fingers and hands. If this person then touches their own eye, nose, mouth or food, they also become infected with Ebola.
Ebola can also spread through the air over short distances by riding on aerosols. One laboratory experiment proved that Ebola could spread from one group of animals to another, even though the animals were physically separated and could not touch each other.
“In 2012, a team of Canadian researchers proved that Ebola Zaire, the same virus that is causing the West Africa outbreak, could be transmitted by the respiratory route from pigs to monkeys, both of whose lungs are very similar to those of humans.”
- Michael T. Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, printed in the New York Times on Sep. 11, 2014
This proves that Ebola can spread through the air, yet most official sources continue to lie to the public and claim Ebola cannot spread through the air. That disinformation will actually contribute to the spread of the pandemic and may cost many lives.
It also shows how “official sources” can behave so irresponsibly in a pandemic, deliberately lying to the public in a way that may get some people killed.
“Ebola has turned survivors into human booby traps, unexploded ordinance – touch and you die.”
{2} BBC World News
truth #3) Once Ebola spreads in a major city, it will be unstoppable across the entire planet
“It is impossible to keep up with the sheer number of infected people pouring into facilities. In Sierra Leone, infectious bodies are rotting in the streets.”
Source: http://truthisscary.com/2014/10/11-things-about-ebola-that-if-they-happen-you-need-to-know/
