DR Congo Ebola outbreak a NEW STRAIN, NOT SAME AS WEST AFRICAN OUTBREAK ...tell me this is not fucking mutating this fast

don't forget the marburg gastroenteritis
currently in outbreak in angola, africa

that's the marburg strain
and they have a vaccine for it
called MARV

the virus is called filovirus
ebola is just a river near where
a filovirus outbreak occured

they are trying to confuse the issue
by saying these are ebolaviruses
they are really filoviruses

they want you to forget that marburg filovirus
became weaponized in 1967
because if you look into that
there will be a case for a class action suit
against that laboratory in marburg, germany

how many doctors and nurses catch the flu from their patients?

scientist dies after lab accident with ebola back in 2004

they are trying to find vaccines for ebola, but the lab workers infect themselves often
this lab is in russia, it's called vektor
and is a biological weapons laboratory in novosibirsk, russia

notice the name of the lab includes the words
"biological weapons"?

The flu has a .03% mortality rate, and it is mostly old people and children. Ebola is somewhere around 50% Get a grip

Check yourself before you wreck yourself:
The orgins of symbolism by William cooper on youtube

Ebola virus has mutated during course of outbreak



[link to www.washingtonpost.com]

The Ebola virus sweeping through West Africa has mutated repeatedly during the current outbreak, a fact that could hinder diagnosis and treatment of the devastating disease, according to scientists who have genetically sequenced the virus in scores of victims.

The findings, published Thursday in the journal Science, also offer new insights into the origins of the largest and most deadly Ebola outbreak in history, which has killed more than 1,500 people in four countries and shows few signs of slowing. It also provided another reminder of the deep toll the outbreak has taken on health workers and others in the affected areas, as five of the paper’s more than 50 co-authors died from Ebola before publication.

In a collaboration led by scientists at Harvard University and aided by officials at Sierra Leone’s health ministry, researchers sequenced Ebola virus genomes from 78 patients beginning in the early days of the outbreak this spring. Those 99 samples — some patients were tested more than once — suggested that the outbreak began with a single human infection before spreading rapidly, like a spark that grows into a wildfire.

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Last Edited by Uncle Fuck Stick on 08/29/2014 07:20 PM