30-Oct-14 World View -- WHO says Ebola in decline

[Guest]

The CDC deleted the article about how sneezing could spread Ebola from their website, so I guess we don't have that much to worry about...

[MarvyGuy]

That is not relevant, we have an election in a few days, then we will talk about it , maybe.

Good point since elections mean nothing now. Nothing will change and the only thing left is to enjoy the show and wonder when they finally go full Brown Shirt.

[gerald]

That is not relevant, we have an election in a few days, then we will talk about it , maybe.

Good point since elections mean nothing now. Nothing will change and the only thing left is to enjoy the show and wonder when they finally go full Brown Shirt.

Not to sound overly pessimistic, but this is getting to sound like the last days of Atlantis.

As was said then "enjoy the show" especially the panic of the masses.

cheers
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hmmm -- tin foil hat time

In the "Alien Interview" a comment was made by the "alien" --http://alieninterview.org/blog/ --- Alien Interview is now available as a printed book in Mandarin Chinese
and to paraphrase --- Since a spirit ( more commonly called a soul ) exists for an eternity. How does one deal with the boredom of existence? -- Simple, forget one exists for an eternity and create exciting events. Voila ( there it is ) current events!

Are you bored? or otherwise?
hmmmm

[jwfid]

This article was posted originally at the Western Rifle Shooters Association. The article attempts to show that without some outside influence the exponential potential of Ebola is horrific. The chart that I've been thinking about shows Ebola infections reaching the population of the world, something like 7.5 billion by July 16, 2016. Now, I don't think this is possible, after all the author is just extrapolating, but it does give us some idea of what could happen. So John, I don't think you're missing anything.

http://www.theburningplatform.com/2014/ ... from-wrsa/

I now think that Ebola can by controlled when all potential infections are known, but what happens when there are too many potential infections that the authorities cannot keep track of. At that point Ebola is out of control. All it would take is a few people crossing the border with Ebola and fail to recognize the symptoms in time before finally going to the hospital.

Joe

[Tom Mazanec]

We will find out very soon. Other countries in Africa cannot keep an ebola epidemic secret for long.

It is now almost two weeks since I posted that. I am becoming skeptical about John's scenario.

[gerald]

We will find out very soon. Other countries in Africa cannot keep an ebola epidemic secret for long.

It is now almost two weeks since I posted that. I am becoming skeptical about John's scenario.

Who knows ---- time will tell -- how Ebola is spread may have many variables -- for an update , and for what it is worth --

http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/outbreaks/ ... index.html
According to a WHO situation report released on November 12, transmission remains intense in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, and case incidence is still increasing in Sierra Leone.

It may not be making the news because "journalists" have found something else to get excited about -- many tend to be shallow and midget minds. or http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2014/11/ ... demic.html