Did you think Ebola went away?

no, it did not go away... it is multiplying and all hell on earth will unleash by next fall.. the last blood moon is September 28th 2015... after that, Tribulation, like has never been before, and no, shall never be again.

of course i did

if the news says so i believe it

what the fuck is wrong with you people

don't you trust your government controlled media

Mmmm Hmmm...

[link to www.newsmax.com]

From the article:

"She said she called CDC recently and asked how many potential cases are actively being monitored in the United States. She was told there are 1,400 cases."

1400 cases (reported weeks ago). Let that sink in for a minute.

No we just got sick of hearing about it

Thread: So what happened with the ebola hoax? Any info ebolatards?

It's the handful of conglomerates who run and control all the media. They choose what and when they want to publish.

No. The bottom line is that if there's nothing to hide then there's NADA. It's like when an officer asks to search your vehicle. If you go through a million hoops in order to prevent a search... Something is wrong.

Last Edited by Time Is Short on 12/23/2014 03:44 AM

The latest:

‘Micro-outbreaks’ now characterise spread of Ebola
BY JASON GALE, JANUARY 20 2015, 06:35
[link to www.bdlive.co.za]

"SYDNEY — West Africa’s Ebola epidemic has morphed into several micro-outbreaks of varying intensity, with the potential to reignite more widespread contagion, a United Nations (UN) official has said.

The pattern of spread has become more nuanced and complex, occurring over a wider area, said UN Secretary-General special envoy on Ebola, David Nabarro, in a report by the Global Ebola Response Information Centre."

"The 36-page publication, dated January 2015, outlines progress to date and changes in the global response needed to end the deadly scourge, which began in December 2013 in a remote area of Guinea, near the border with Liberia and Sierra Leone. Since then, Ebola has infected more than 21,000 people in eight countries and killed 8,468, the World Health Organisation noted.

"Ending the outbreak will not be easy because the disease is being transmitted in three countries with a collective land area greater than the UK," Dr Nabarro said. "Success can only be achieved if communities themselves understand the nature of the outbreak and act in ways that reduce their likelihood of becoming infected.""

"Many deaths are still unreported, and communities in some areas are still reluctant to adopt safe burial practices or seek treatment," he said. "The virus is lurking close by and in coming months it may make a comeback if we become complacent."

With that many bodies buried in secret all over the country this nightmare will never be over. We used to control samples with an iron fist - now all Isis needs to get it is a shovel.

Welcome to hell.