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Could the Black Death Actually Have Been an Ebola-like Virus?
nature.com ^
| Nov 8, 2013
| Julia Paoli
Posted on 09/30/2014 9:04:16 PM PDT by Marie
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To: MeshugeMikey
To: Tolerance Sucks Rocks
absolutery not I refuse to call a Redskin,...a Redskin...for example....
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10/01/2014 8:20:33 AM PDT
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MeshugeMikey
("Never, Never, Never, Give Up," Winston Churchill)
To: null and void
~~shhhhush~~
we're just being paranoid... the experts say this isn't so...
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10/01/2014 2:02:40 PM PDT
by
Marie
(When are they going to take back Obama's peace prize?)
To: Marie
But #5 states, "This includes a 10 day incubation period followed by a 22 day infectious period whereby the person could be infectious but not exhibit symptoms." This clearly goes against all the rhetoric right now regarding you are safe if the person doesn't have symptoms.
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10/01/2014 2:10:23 PM PDT
by
EBH
(And the angel poured out his cup...)
To: Marie
> #5... The 37-day estimate fits nicely with the 40-day quarantines carried out in Europe during the Black Death.
Black Plague is a 72-hours-and-out kind of killer, but Yersinia Pestis, which is known to cause the Plague today, was found in remains from medieval plague victims. Beats me why anyone would buy this obvious attempt to cash in on ebola.
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10/13/2014 6:23:11 PM PDT
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SunkenCiv
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