There are still so many confusing angles on the disease that need clarification. Are we talking about the same highly contagious ebola virus that was first discovered in Congo in 1976? If so, how did it disappear only to resurface with a big-bang 38 years later?
Did they find the cure in 1976? If they did, how is it that there’s no more cure for it today? Let’s say they didn’t find the cure back in 1976, but how was it contained? Why can’t they apply the same method to the present outbreak?
Isn’t it weird how this supposedly highly contagious virus went dormant and made a perfectly timed comeback 38 years later, just about the same time an American pharmaceutical company developed a secret serum for it?
Are they saying that the Congolese that were infected in 1976 didn’t mingle with families or other natives in their communities? Or were they diagnosed the same minute they got infected and isolated immediately for quarantine before they could hug, kiss or make love to their wives and mingle with others? Can somebody please fill in these gaps for me?Usually I am not a fan of this guy, but he is making a whole lot of sense this morning. Read the full article below:
Ebolaphobia is the new term in town
as panic has swept through Nigeria and beyond in the wake of the lethal
virus. The campaign has seen so much twists and turns such that the fear
of the disease is causing more harm than the disease itself. But from
all we have heard and seen in the past few weeks, to doubt the existence
of ebola will be the height of stupidity. It is real and it kills and
everyone should take all precautionary measures suggested by health
organisations.
That being said, there are still so many confusing angles on the disease
that need clarification. Are we talking about the same highly
contagious ebola virus that was first discovered in Congo in 1976? If
so, how did it disappear only to resurface with a big-bang 38 years
later?
Did they find the cure in 1976? If they did, how is it that there’s no
more cure for it today? Let’s say they didn’t find the cure back in
1976, but how was it contained? Why can’t they apply the same method to
the present outbreak?
Isn’t it weird how this supposedly highly contagious virus went dormant
and made a perfectly timed comeback 38 years later, just about the same
time an American pharmaceutical company developed a secret serum for
it?
Are they saying that the Congolese that were infected in 1976 didn’t
mingle with families or other natives in their communities? Or were they
diagnosed the same minute they got infected and isolated immediately
for quarantine before they could hug, kiss or make love to their wives
and mingle with others? Can somebody please fill in these gaps for me?
Why are they causing panic with this disease? Who benefits from this
pandemonium? We are not the same stone-age Africans, so they should come
up with a better marketing strategy for their drugs. This is just the
same template that was used in marketing AIDS. We need something better
and more convincing. We are already too familiar with this same
hysterics, this same “OMG”, the world is coming to an end and we are all
going to die formula. Hasn’t HIV/AIDS virus been here for over 40 years
now and has the world ended? They are marketing ebola like the 3D
version of AIDS and again we are all running helter skelter, scared of
touching anything or anybody in the process. We can contract the ebola
virus from a doorknob, a hand shake, or touching a contaminated body
fluid.
But can everybody please calm down for a minute and let’s reason this
issue properly? because we might all actually end up dying from panic
instead of the real deal.
I am trying to think out here, if there’s truly no cure for ebola, then
what are all the foreign aid workers still doing at those clinics where
they are at risk of contracting the same virus with a 99.9% mortality
rate? Well maybe they knew from the outset that they would be flown back
to America and get cured with a secret serum.
Ebola is a contagious disease, but if it is that contagious as we are
being made to believe, one would expect the whole of Congo to have been
wiped off the earth by now. Africans live in a communal system where
everybody hugs, kisses, shakes hands and shares almost everything from
buckets to bathrooms and latrines.
W.H.O. has come out screaming that ebola is not airborne but the
Canadian Public Health Department says ebola can be airborne because if a
person coughs or sneezes or vomits, some of the droplets with the virus
travel through the air. So whose report do we believe?
How do we define “contact” in the ebola context, if it spreads only by
bodily fluids? Did the 70 people on the flight with Mr. Sawyer the
Liberian diplomat actually touch his body fluids? Did they touch his
vomit, faeces or sweat? Did he sneeze on them? How did they come into
contact with him? So much conflicting talks of how ebola kills but none
is clear on exactly how individuals can be really exposed. Health
officials need to fill in the blanks. The ignorance of the situation and
the panic it is causing will eventually kill more people than the virus
itself.
We were bamboozled and sent scampering when they discovered AIDS, but
the same smart individuals who discovered and christened it HIV/AIDS
decided in all smartness that an anti retro-viral suppressant is more
essential to victims than a permanent cure. They have made us aware that
a permanent cure to AIDS would be against their interest.
They have created a sick world where the strong prey on the weak and the
intelligent few thrive on the ignorance of others. The same smart guys
that invented computer virus got celebrated for inventing the anti
virus.
Now another set of smart thinking individuals and their pharmaceutical
companies are about to have a fat pay cheque with their newly invented
ebola vaccines. Panicked Nigerians are already getting fleeced with fake
ebola hand sanitisers.
Whenever a pharmaceutical company wants to push a new drug, they come
out with a new disease or enhance the potency of an old one with their
media machine. These pharmaceutical companies know that in population,
Lagos is the size of most American cities and Nigeria is more than half
the size of the US, that Nigerians will be scared knowing that if ebola
gets a foothold here, the body count will make the kwashiorkor epidemic
of the Biafran war look like a cupcake. And therefore we will
automatically grab the $200m Intervention Fund from the World Bank.
After which their health arm will voluntarily introduce the cure for
ebola to our shores and save the day. For Christ’s sake, how much longer
will this continue? How many people will have to die before the rest of
the world finally gets off its duff and stop using Africa as a guinea
pig for every new medical invention? They say Africa has found it pretty
hard to buy her way out of ignorance. Is the $200m thrown at ebola
supposed to change the same ignorant and superstitious Africa?
This same attitude of throwing money at Africa is precisely what
guarantees the spread of diseases. And if ignorant locals are the reason
the virus became an outbreak, haven’t “The big AIDS and how to get it
campaign” been in effect in America and beyond for decades already? So
how is it that the spread of ebola in Africa is being blamed on ignorant
locals? Something stinks here, and someone is going to have to cough up
the truth before it’s too late.
Please we all should be very careful as we go about our daily affairs
and adhere to all safety measures prescribed by health authorities. The
cure for ebola will be found soon, if it’s not already cooling off in
the vaults of a lab somewhere. The disease is predictably going out of
control because of the panic surrounding it. By choosing to heighten its
effects, we are only rolling the dice, instead of taking matters into
our own hands.
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