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Alexandra Bruce
August 4, 2014
“Right now in West Africa the worst Ebola outbreak in history is in full swing and is jumping borders at an alarming rate. Already, it has spread to four countries, Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and now Nigeria. This latest jump into Nigeria (via an airplane passenger) is particularly serious since the infected individual carried the virus by plane to Lagos Nigeria, a city with a population of over 21 million. Doctors without borders has referred to the outbreak as ‘out of control.’
The public at large is not being made aware that a Canadian study in 2012 proved that Ebola is an airborne virus.
They’re also not being made aware that an Ebola virus hybrid strain was concocted by the Centers for Disease control and it owns the patent to it and two infected workers see more here:
Therefore, the passengers of that airplane have not been quarantined…and a lot of people in Lagos will probably die, as a result…
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“The question on everyone’s minds is whether this virus will spread outside of Africa. Considering the fact that Ebola has a three week incubation period, can travel through the air, and has already hitchhiked onto an international flight, this is a very real possibility. There are some that are downplaying the probability of this outcome, and to be honest, I hope that they are right, but the simple fact of the matter is that these people are basing their assessment on the faulty premise that Ebola is not an airborne virus.”
SGC was not aware when he created this video that two American healthcare workers who had been sent to Liberia, in Africa, to help with the crisis their became infected, themselves are have now been flown back to the United States:
SCG then goes on to discuss preparedness, in the event that Ebola reaches your town and enumerates all the things you want to keep in mind, adding:
“…if you think about it, these preparations are wise steps to take, regardless of whether the Ebola situation deteriorates or not. Knowing where you would go in an emergency, and having the means to get there on short notice is important for a wide variety of situations. The civilian populations of Iraq, Syria, east Ukraine, and Gaza can attest to that.”
Full transcript from SCG here: http://scgnews.com/ebola-what-youre-not-being-told
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