Uganda confirms outbreak of Ebola in capital Kampala, one dead

Reuters ^ | 1-30-25 | Elias Biryabarema

[dynachrome]

Does Gates or Fauci have any labs over there?

[House Atreides]

Oh, noooeee….. we’re ALL gonna die….AGAIN!

[dfwgator]

[dragnet2]

Bet the rent, Trump won’t be importing the infected here.

Like the other lunatics...

[ansel12]

Who was imported besides the Americans who came home for medical treatment?

[Engraved-on-His-hands]

Ebola is a pretty serious thing. Our family knew one of the doctors who in 2014 was tasked with trying to bring the epidemic under control. Brave man.

[dragnet2]

Thomas Eric Duncan. Thomas Eric Duncan (December 30, 1972 – October 8, 2014) was a Liberian citizen who became the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the United States

[dragnet2]

Btw, there have been several groups who’ve wanted to bring infected foreigners into the U.S. for treatment. You never heard this?

[Delta 21]

We are all gonna die from this.

[ansel12]

Who imported him?

[Flaming Conservative]

Thank God our borders are no longer open, since before, nobody was checked for communicable diseases, they just waltzed in, to spread their diseases to all.

[reasonisfaith]

If Ebola is not a bioweapon created by the CIA, then my name is Stansfield Turner.

[dragnet2]

I would guess it's simply part of free flow of people from all over the globe. Chain immigration, open borders, thousands overstaying visas...This was all routinely tolerated in a very dangerous world.

"""On September 19, Duncan went to Monrovia Airport, where, according to Liberian officials, he lied about his history of contact with the disease on an airport questionnaire before boarding a Brussels Airlines flight to Brussels. In Brussels, he boarded United Airlines Flight 951 to Washington Dulles Airport."""

Are you good with this?

[dragnet2]

You need to start paying better attention to the events over the past 40+ years.

[ansel12]

“””If Ebola is not a bioweapon created by the CIA, then my name is Stansfield Turner.”””

The first Ebola breakout was in 1976 in the Congo.

[ansel12]

“””Bet the rent, Trump won’t be importing the infected here.
Like the other lunatics...””””

I asked you who was imported, I’m still asking it.

[rxh4n1]

“Thomas Eric Duncan. Thomas Eric Duncan (December 30, 1972 – October 8, 2014) was a Liberian citizen who became the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the United States”

Remember the Obama admin wasn’t going to keep Ebola victims out of the USA. Said something like it wasn’t fair that only Africans were getting it.

[dragnet2]

Ya think I’m going to repeat everything you were just told?

lol....

[dragnet2]

They’ve been wanting to import the infected into the U.S. for many years...yep...

[MortMan]

Hi, Stan. Ebola was first documented in 1976, but has been putatively linked to prior outbreaks of disease in sub-saharan africa for a long time.

80% mortality is a hard barrier to break or reach, and I doubt any man-made virus could sustain that for the almost 50 documented years since the first documented outbreak.