Ebola warning US - Update: now believed to be airborne - heads up!!!!!

More and more diseases appearing, people! This is nuts! We are at risk on a daily basis.

I've said since the beginning of this thread - please position yourselves so that you can suddenly make the decision that neither you nor your family will go outside your home or bug-out location again until you are positive the nation is again safe from diseases and all that happens in a society because of epidemics and pandemics.

That time is coming closer - have you gotten everything you need to protect yourselves from food shortages, diseases rampant, EMP, all the things about which we are being warned?

I've been without internet for the last week, because I've moved to a more remote area.

What have I missed Pooka?

The first link I provided is here. There are many, many more links throughout the thread, and the thread has gone far, far beyond the Fiji situation. Please read and learn and contribute as we all prepare for what could be a very bad time in this country. At the same time, let's pray together against ebola becoming epidemic here, so that none of this will be required and we will all remain healthy indefinitely!


Apparently the hospital first closed the ward where the couple died, and separated the five people who were ill after coming in contact with the couple from the rest of the hospital into that ward.

Now we hear the hospital has closed, and more people are ill.

Research if you like - I'd love to know more. This is just a heads-up on the possibilities.

Replay the original YT news video which just ended, and watch the chat on the right, as well.

They now have a cure for Ebola. Doom off.

AC 6288 Either you are a pure troll, or a half-a$$ troll who only reads headlines and doesn't read far enough to get to the heart of the matter.

In either case, don't bother trying to end this thread with the false "cure" because you just don't get the facts!

Posting this here as a simple well defined video on how to prepare yourself for a pandemic. IMO well put together~

U.N. agency: Tanzania not sharing details on Ebola-like cases
A rapid response is crucial in containing the virus, which can be fatal in up to 90 percent of patients.

Posting this here as a simple well defined video on how to prepare yourself for a pandemic. IMO well put together~

Good video and a to keep up with the threat, we should start following food shortages along with the fall flu and cold stats,


Prep it's coming peeps

Guess who scientifically proved and published that lethal infections in primates can be caused by aerosolized Ebola Zaire? USAMRIID

Who is the United State Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases?

“Since 1969, USAMRIID has served as the Department of Defense's (DoD) lead laboratory for medical biological defense research. While our core mission is to protect the warfighter from biological threats, we also investigate disease outbreaks and threats to public health.

[link to www.usamriid.army.mil]

The United State Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, Frederick, Maryland, USA published the following scientific study and paper in 1995:
“Lethal experimental infections of rhesus monkeys by aerosolized Ebola virus.”

I wasn't going to post this here, because I didn't want to make people more afraid than they already are, but they deserve to know the truth. The shocking disregard of our criminal government for the health of its citizens, the insane behavior of the CDC, and other governmental agencies, and inappropriate laxity of the airline industry, along with the almost willful encouragement of Ebola to be seeded to the US and elsewhere have changed my mind.

Please download this PDF before it “disappears”.


“Lethal experimental infections of rhesus monkeys by aerosolized Ebola virus”
“E. JOHNSON, N. JAAX, J. WHITE AND P. JAHRLING”
“United State Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, Frederick, Maryland, USA”
“Received for publication 13 January 1995”
“Accepted for publication 24 May 1995”



"Discussion: This study demonstrates aerosol transmission of Ebola virus to non-human primates. Inhalation doses as low as 400 PFU of virus caused a fatal illness clinically similar to that previously reported for monkeys infected by parenteral inoculation (Baskerville et a/. 1978; Bowen et at. 1978; Fisher-Hoch et a/. 1985). The illness was characterized by fever, anorexia and a petechial rash. Fibrin deposition and fibrin thrombi throughout the vascular system in all monkeys suggested that disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) may have also played a role in the clinical manifestations of Ebola virus infection.
Our aerosol infectivity findings for Ebola virus support Dalgard's and Pokhodyaev's observations that suggested a role for aerosol transmission of filoviruses in monkeys. Epidemiology studies of human disease outbreaks in sub-Saharan Africa did not suggest that aerosol transmission of filoviruses was likely in that setting."

“Although coughing was common among the human Ebola haemorrhagic fever cases in Africa, there was no direct evidence for the aerogenic spread of Ebola virus in human populations. Several potential explanations might account for this situation. It is possible that the quantity and distribution of the virus within most patient’s respiratory tracts may have been below the level needed to establish effective aerosol transmission. “

“We also demonstrated aerosol transmission of Ebola virus at lower temperature and humidity than normally present in sub-Saharan Africa. Ebola virus sensitivity to the high temperatures and humidity in the thatched, mud and wattle huts shared by infected family members in southern Sudan and northern Zaire may have been a factor limiting aerosol transmission of Ebola virus in the African epidemics."

"Both elevated temperate and relative humidity (RH) have been shown to reduce the aerosol stability of viruses (Songer 1967). Our experiments were conducted at 24 degrees C and less than 40% RH, conditions which are known to favor the aerosol stability of at least two other African haemorrhagic fever viruses, Rift Valley fever and Lassa (Stephenson et al. 1984; Anderson et al 1991)."

"If the same holds true for filo viruses, aerosol transmission is a greater threat in modern hospital or laboratory settings than it is in the natural climatic ranges of viruses. The route of infection, or the degree of the pulmonary involvement of the primary cases may also be an important factor to consider when evaluation the natural aerosol transmissibility of the filoviruses."

"While both parenteral and aerosol exposure to Ebola virus causes systemic disease involving all organs, monkeys exposed to the viral aerosols during our study developed strong immunoreactivity for Ebola Virus antigen in airway epithelium. In oral and nasal secretions, and in bronchial and tracheobronchial lymphoid tissue. By electron microscopy, viral replication after aerosol exposure occurred in the lungs and tracheobronchial lymph nodes, and extracellular virus accumulated in alveoli of the lung."

"Copious extracellular Ebola virus antigen was present in secretions on the mucosal surfaces of the nose, oral cavity and pulmonary airways of aerosol exposed monkeys, strong evidence to support the potential for secondary spread of Ebola virus by aerosol. As previously stated, aerosol spread was implicated in the spread of disease among the monkeys at Reston (Dalgard et al. 1992; Geisbert 1992) and may have occurred between monkeys and animal handlers who were in close contact with infected monkeys (CDC 1990)"

"Finally, host sensitivity to filovirus infections may also be a significant factor influencing the degree of aerosol transmissibility Asian (Macaca fascicularis) and African (Cercopithecus aethiops) monkeys know to be disseminating hosts for filoviruses (Gear et al 197; CDC 1990). Virus replicates extensively in Ebola virus infected non-human primates, reaching high concentrations in tissues (consistently greater than 6 log 10/g of tissue or serum for Reston virus,; P. Jahrling unpublished). Quantitate data for viraemia levels in humans are lacking as are estimates of minimal infections aerosol doses. Certainly filoviruses have infected humans with no known history of parenteral or ocular inoculation of the viruses. (Martini 1971; CDC 1990) and a respiratory route of infection cannot be rule out (Simpson 1977). Those cases may have resulted from exposures to unusual concentrations of aerosolized virus not often encountered naturally. In that regard, retrospective examination of any available archived human tissues by immunocytochemistry could prove to be helpful. “


"Regardless, we have shown that Ebola virus (Zaire strain) can be transmitted by aerosol in an experimental primate model. In light of the pathogenicity of human filovirus infections, health care personnel at risk of exposure should use precautions to minimize the risk of aerosol exposure while managing acutely ill haemorrhagic fever cases of unknown or filoviral etiology. The risk can be markedly reduced by adhering to sound and practical infectious disease management procedures. This requires curtailing aerosol generating procedures; using protective clothing including gloves and masks, adequately decontaminating potentially infectious material, and conducting viral diagnostic procedures in regional containment facilities capable of safely handling highly hazardous infectious agents (Comperts et al 1978; CDC 1988).”

[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

(Less than 50% quoted as per GLP policy)


So the bottom line here; in my opinion, is that the CDC is basing its current recommendations on epidemiologic studies from a different climate and environment, while the US army research shows scientifically and conclusively that aerosolized Ebola Zaire transmission is possible in primates, and is probably more likely to occur in a colder and less humid environment than exists in Africa.

Guess what, we are heading into the cold dry months throughout the northern hemisphere with far less UV (sunlight) than in equatorial Africa.

We know that UV light to some degree inactivates most viruses, including the Ebola and Lassa viruses, specifically the 254 nm wavelength.
“The data obtained indicate that the UV resistance of Lassa virus is higher than that of Ebola virus. The UV sensitivity of vaccinia virus (a surrogate for variola virus) appeared intermediate between that of the two virulent viruses studied.

[link to nihbrp.com]

Here is a good paper on preventing the aerosolized transmission of the H1N1 virus.
[link to www.dtic.mil]

Good luck to us all, be smart, and be safe.

Pooka, this is the CDC's site, but it hasn't been updated since May 2019.

It should start back up this fall.

[link to www.cdc.gov (secure)]


as for food I've been watching RFD-TV and the crop reports.
You can find USDA reports( if you trust them) but I like watching the farmers tell it like it is.

I still think that Trumps trade-war is a way of keeping food in the USA, we'll see soon enough. I think that we will see a 30% to 40% price increase starting with 05% to 10% increases every 8 weeks or so, that way people won't notice too much, and get used too paying a little more over time.

Then one day they'll blame it on inflation.

Hey Pooka, I just came across this and thought You might want to take a look.

[link to cropwatch.unl.edu (secure)]
Corn ...behind 91% last year and 90% average. Mature was 19%, well behind 41% last year, and behind the 35% average.


This was just for Nebraska, I'll look at the rest of the crop reports later.


Stock up as best you can now.

Thread: Suspected case of Ebola in hospital in Malmö

“Skåne University Hospital confirms to Aftonbladet that an suspected case of ebola is being investigated.

The patient arrived yesterday and suspicions were taken immediately.

"There are confirmed cases of Ebola in the area where the person has been staying," says Maria Josephson, director of operations at the infection clinic.

[link to www.aftonbladet.se (secure)] “

It's not Ebola but it can be a nasty disease.

Tampa Florida confirmed a case of Dengue Fever.

[link to www.fox13news.com (secure)]

Thought since alot of peeps access this thread that I would put it here. hope that is alright.

The first link I provided is here. There are many, many more links throughout the thread, and the thread has gone far, far beyond the Fiji situation. Please read and learn and contribute as we all prepare for what could be a very bad time in this country. At the same time, let's pray together against ebola becoming epidemic here, so that none of this will be required and we will all remain healthy indefinitely!


Apparently the hospital first closed the ward where the couple died, and separated the five people who were ill after coming in contact with the couple from the rest of the hospital into that ward.

Now we hear the hospital has closed, and more people are ill.

Research if you like - I'd love to know more. This is just a heads-up on the possibilities.

Replay the original YT news video which just ended, and watch the chat on the right, as well.