A Link Between the Ebola Outbreak and a US Bioweapons Lab?
EconomicPolicyJournal.com
Sunday, July 27, 2014
What’s behind the ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone? Could it possibly be a US bioweapons project gone amuck? Why are US military agencies taking the lead in responding to the breakout? These are questions that need to be asked.
“There are many villages in the eastern part of Sierra Leone that are basically devastated,” virologist Robert Garry of Tulane University told National Pubic Radio. “We walked into one village … and we found 25 corpses. One house with seven people, all in one family, were dead.
“It’s a very serious situation there,” adds Garry, who just returned to the U.S. from West Africa. “This is about as bad as it [an Ebola outbreak] gets.”
The epicentre of the current Ebola epidemic is the Kenema Government Hospital in Sierra Leone. BeforeItIsNews claims the hospital houses a US a biosecurity level 2 bioweapons research lab. That claim is unconfirmed, however, this we do know.
Analysis of clinical samples from suspected Lassa fever cases in Sierra Leone showed that about two-thirds of the patients had been exposed to other emerging diseases, and nearly nine percent tested positive for Ebola virus. The findings, published in this month’s edition of Emerging Infectious Diseases, demonstrates that Ebola virus has been circulating in the region since at least 2006—well before the current outbreak, reports Global BioDefense.
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