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God, people are so ignorant.

“Ebola spreads so fast everybody will be dead before they can go to the bathroom..............”

It’s 8-10 days from infection to first symptoms on average and up too 21 days.

Plenty of time to get out of eastern DRC and into a major world hub city. Where everyone who touches you or something you contaminated as you leak mucus, tears, sweat all over the place loaded with virus. In late stage Ebola you absolutely can pass Ebola via droplets into the air at close ranges as in the same room or in an airplane in the surrounding seats. 100% confirmed at Dallas in 2014 with not one but two nurses who where in what they thought at the time was full PPE. They didn’t have full sealing face masks Reyes included they were in N95 masks and face shields, yeah about that Nina got it via her eyes and a droplet made it past her face shield or through the N95 mask she was in double gloves and full body suit plus an additional apron with sleeves so double front covers. It was not a formite transmission at all. 100% droplet transmission.

The WHO better get a handle on this before that whole region swarms into multiple North America cities for FIFA World Cup next month. Not just here but flights in and out of Paris, UAE and Turkey Istanbul where those people will crammed into tight spaces with travlers going to every corner of the globe from those hubs cities.

It’s not some Qtard conspiracy this bug is nasty it’s also highly communicable once in the symptomatic phase even early symptomatic. I will say people don’t know sh1t the CDC placates the sheep. Ebola is THE most studied bug, it is also the bioweapon of choice you can bank on every biolab on earth has and is studying it. Those with security clearance know this for a fact.

Simple truth is if this gets a foothold in Lagos or Paris or Istanbul it can and will go global it’s how much damage it does before it can be stopped with classic travel restrictions and quarantine we know both work it’s why they exist.