Sierra Leone Ebola Truth – Transmission INTENSE, WIDESPREAD
By Patricia Doyle
Rense.com
12-14-14
Hello Jeff – The real situation in Sierra Leone is not as reported by the Obama administration or some researchers, the situation is Ebola is WIDESPREAD AND INTENSE TRANSMISSION. This does not sound like people are spending a week or two in hospital and walking out cured. People, especially health care workers are dying.
The truth is too hard for some to handle, so they feel lying about conditions on the ground in Sierra Leone and other hard hit countries in W Africa is going to sugar coat the situation. Remember sugar has its own dangers and too much will cause bad health effects especially for diabetics. So, too, lying about the Ebola situation will bring with it its own grief. People will let their guard down and that is when there is a big risk of infection.
So, there cycle of transmission has been labeled INTENSE. That tells me we are no closer to containing this virus in W Africa then we were back in the late Summer and early Fall.
Why are patients, who have been called ‘HCWs’, being flown to the US, at least 3 a week for the past couple of Weeks? What is the purpose? Why are these particular patients not being identified? We don’t know if they are Americans or simply residents of the US which could even be some are non citizens who may or may not be legally in the US. What is the big secret?
Are these patients – very ill and dying – or are they not yet sick? That would brings up a new list of questions. Questions like why is the US spending almost a quarter of a million dollars to bring in patients not yet infected? According to the CDC talking points, a patient exposed to Ebola is not contagious until symptoms are evident. That is if, IF, you believe the CDC. I don’t particularly believe that line with this strain of Ebola.
In any event, this report does show a very different Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone than we are being told.
Follow the planes, which is following the money…taxpayer money!
Patty
All areas of Sierra Leone have been impacted by Ebola
The Rest…HERE
