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CDC Warns Sneezing Spreads Ebola – Then Deletes Warning
Once again the Obama administration is creating fear and confusion when what is needed is careful and honest response. Earlier in the week the Centers for Disease Control published a warning that Ebola COULD be spread from an infected person sneezing into the air. Now that warning is gone. It seems likely White House officials made a call and demanded the warning be removed, but being we live in this Age of Information, people are aware of this deception, and wondering who or what is to be believed regarding the deadly disease.
The above is the earlier warning from the CDC clearly stating how the act of sneezing can infect others with Ebola. This warning has since been removed and replaced with this:
“There is no evidence that Ebola is spread by coughing or sneezing.”
So in a matter of days, the CDC went from warning people that they could become infected with Ebola as the result of a sneeze to declaring no such transmission has taken place as far as they know. Really? HUNDREDS of healthcare workers in Africa have died while treating Ebola patients. American doctors and nurses, taking precautions were still infected and the CDC is now claiming coughing or sneezing won’t spread the disease?
