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To: tomkat

I am no scientist.

However, as deadly as this thing is, if it were insect borne, don’t you think it would have been all over Africa by now? When, in reality, it is not geographically wide-spread.

I believe the science of it is that insects do not respire as mammals do. Nor do they ingest the blood in a way that would pass along the virus.


141 posted on 10/15/2014 9:04:59 AM PDT by Vermont Lt (Ebola: Death is a lagging indicator.)
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To: Vermont Lt
Nor am I, and I hope you're proven correct in this instance.

However, given:

* Øbola's historical mutating proficiency,
* the empirical data that as few as 10 viruses are required to transfer the infection
* the fact that a single drop of blood can contain six billion viruses,
* CDC/FedGov's obfuscation, incompetence, and traitorous inaction to date,

I'm finding it very difficult to believe anything we're being 'told'.

195 posted on 10/15/2014 9:33:54 AM PDT by tomkat
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