[Mom MD]

I appreciate the fact that you are a self annointed expert on Ebola. It is just your approach that will kill people. A virus acts very differently on a wild population than in a lab. People can and will do unpredictable things.
Again, we will not know how Ebola acts in the current conditions in the US until we have gained experience with multiple cases. Until that time, I am for an excess of precautions rather than unsupported confidence in what “experts” say.

[nomad]

Thanks for the common sense! Now if only it was contagious.

[Paladin2]

If one wants to use "Science" (actually statistics in this case) to assure peeps that something can't happen in a country of 330,000,000 or so peeps, a sample of a few thousands is not enough to declare certainty.

On the other hand, if there are studies the PROVE that 0b0la can not take up residence in, say, the US feral deer population (et.al.) then maybe the risk of bring 0b0la organisms to the New World is not so high.