Since those two nurses in Texas caught the Ebola virus because their hair and necks were exposed and they simply touched themselves while removing their safety gear, doesnt it make sense that a wet, uncovered sneeze or cough could spread the virus? Authorities keep saying that one MUST come in direct contact with body fluids to catch it, but they have also said that the virus can live outside the body for several days, at ambient temperature. This comes from FOUR DECADES of dealing with this virus. Yes, 40 years. Thats how long Ebola has been around. Its been in Africa that long , too. There have been outbreaks there during that time, but not of this magnitude. So, why has it blown up so bad recently? Because, like all virus, it has mutated. They keep telling us that it isnt airborne, but they also said that our medical community had everything in place to combat it and prevent contraction here in the U.S. We all see how well that worked out in Texas. Ask yourself WHY the governmental part of the medical community and our President INSIST on leaving our borders open and vulnerable to this , and COUNTLESS other deadly infections, when common sense screams not to.
Posted on: Sat, 25 Oct 2014 13:46:36 +0000
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