The Ebola Conspiracy

Sooooo, hear me out on this one guys...not usually a fan of conspiracy theories but this one just seems a little bit too weird. All right, so I'm sure by now everyone knows about the Ebola outbreaks and how it's a deadly mutated strain that somehow spreads a lot more effectively. What I'm sure that some of you don't know however is that the virus is already in the United States and I'm sure that no matter how 'contained' they say they have it, there will be more cases showing up. Here's some more information you don't know: The CDC owns all patents on Ebola. Don't believe me? http://www.google.com/patents/CA2741523A1 So whether or not they're directly responsible for the outbreak they have full responsibility over being able to contain it. Their solution: ordering a shit ton of new hazmat suits. So they're getting prepared that's for sure, though whether it was good foresight or meticulous planning is yet to be decided... Oh some other things that seem a little bit too coincidental: Fema camps have been set up all across the U.S. all of which are maintained by a skeleton crew of sorts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnbrqYoToWo Other things that seem a little bit out of place here: the timing of obamacare being pushed through till now where it's pretty much certain allmost all americans have it. The large amounts of riot gear and vehicles the PD's have been ordering. And lastly...the timing with which a lot of big officials have been retiring from companies. Soooooo, yeah...they seem pretty inter connected to me, either that or it's the biggest string of coincidences happening since...well...ever really? But hey, I could be wrong and just jumping to crazy conclusions. When has the government screwed over it's citizens. Right? <a href="http://tinypic.com?ref=2zp4jo3" target="_blank"><img src="http://i61.tinypic.com/2zp4jo3.png" border="0" alt=""></a>

it does seem kind of strange if you ask me the story i heard was the ebola patient came here for treatment and was released and came in contact with 7 people. why was he released in the first place it seems to me something is going on

Im ready for an apocalyptic outbreak. Im already in Oregon, easy to get guns and survival equipment 5min walk from my house. I can just grab and go off into the nearby woods if things get bad. Deer everywhere, plenty to eat.

The bigger question would be, why? Ebola isn't exactly a new disease and really it was just a matter of time before it went global . Like all viruses, it can, will and probably has mutated. My point is, just like aids, it's highly contagious , makes no sense to create a disease that will likely be out of control and kill it's ssupposed creator. I'm sure our government is amping things upa bit for if and when something as big if not bigger than ebola becomes a major pandemic. We still remember the plague of the dark ages and by now even AIDS has that beat for deaths and contagiousness. Our planet is an amazing thing and has many creatures just waiting to populate and take over, viruses happen to have a grear advantage in that it doesn't take millions of years to adapt, spread, and grow. They only need years or months because they spread so fast with us living in such close proximity to one another , kind of like how the black death spread from Asia thanks to the silk road and dense populations around it. We still have cases of plague , but we've learned how to deal with it and in some cases , have an immunity since we've been exposed to it for so long . Our planet will kill us if we don't first.

@yaasshat There have been a few government officials who have advocated population control using viruses. Most notably there have been a few scientists affiliated with the CDC who have advocated depopulation via the ebola virus. So it's not exactly hard to believe that there could be something purposefully being planned. Like yunoxyukki said, they 'accidentally' let him go while he was still contagious. As far as I know, it's not exactly commonplace for a doctor to accidentally discharge a patient who's been contained due to infectious diseases. And to answer your question of "why?" (I'm assuming you're referring to the use of Ebola instead of some other virus) Ebola was already a relatively deadly and infectious disease that was easy to spread (albeit not the easiest, but definitely one of the deadliest for it's ease of use) Why this strain seems weaponized is because not only does it spread easier, but it kills more efficiently and quickly. It very well could have evolved on it's own, but for it to evolve so...efficiently? Doubtful. Also just came across some new information that may or may not be true. Supposedly the CDC was testing vaccines for Ebola near where the outbreaks started...

Ebola is actually not very contagious. It doesn't actually transfer from one person to another as easily as the public likes to think it does especially in recent times. It's not like measles or influenza. AIDS is also another one of those hard to contract diseases. Those methods of transmissions are pretty specific, even more so for AIDS. To contract ebola, you need direct contact like broken skin or the mucous membrane with the contaminated body fluids like blood and secretions. The reason it's so incredibly bad in Africa is that the countries that have the worst outbreaks, Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia have incredibly weak health systems, poor infrastructure, just came out of long period of instability (wars and such), along with the majority of the population being uneducated and rather superstitious. In the United States, we don't have these problems so I'm pretty unconcerned about there being some kind of widespread outbreak. In the case of the patient in Dallas, I'd consider that pretty far fetched that they purposefully released him to infect others. The symptoms of ebola are the same as the flu, fever, aches, etc. And given that he has been proven to have lied on his travel information while leaving Liberia (thus why they're planning on prosecuting him), I'm more incline to believe that he would omit that information to the nurses and doctors overseeing him. But I'm a very when you hear hoofbeats, you don't think zebras kind of person.