Ebola cases jump 30% in 4 days says WHO

Hello everyone, I tried to search for this article on here but found no results. Accordent to the WHO there are now over 13,000 deaths from Ebola. This is dangerous turn of events and is counter to what has been told by the MSM.

www.latimes.com...

Does anyone else have a suspicion that this is worse then we are being told and that TPTB are biding their time before all hell breaks loose?

I think that article says the number of cases went up over 13k. The deaths are still listed at 49xx, which I find strange. This would seem to mean the death percentage is lower.

a reply to: AmethystWolf

I appologize, seems I had misread that. And yeah a 70% mortality rate would seem to have different numbers.

a reply to: tranquilone666

I would counter you with this


EBOLA ON THE DECLINE

*snip*

Ebola is dead... get over it people.

cheers

originally posted by: ArmyOfNobunaga
a reply to: tranquilone666

Ebola is dead... get over it people.

It's not "dead" to the thousands who are dealing with it right now.

I don't like the fear-mongering either, but turning a blind eye is equally as bad.

a reply to: tranquilone666

here for you buddy


anytime you want to type

Does anyone else have a suspicion that this is worse then we are being told and that TPTB are biding their time before all hell breaks loose?

without facts... ill be here to help you.


cheers

a reply to: ArmyOfNobunaga

Facts were presented by the article, notice I asked if anyone thought that. Not said look here I have proof.

a reply to: tranquilone666

Does anyone else have a suspicion that this is worse then we are being told and that TPTB are biding their time before all hell breaks loose?

Yes I have suspicions.

Big suspicions.

It seems all the "facts" are ajar with malarkey and tangents and down-playing.

This could easily top 1 million casualties.

I think the extremely high number of recent cases *all-of-a-sudden* indicates an experiment has gone awry.

I think a vaccine/cure test has backfired.

On purpose?

WHO knows (pun intended)

a reply to: xuenchen

Thankyou, it seems weve been hearing a death toll of around 4000 for weeks now. It just seems that too eerie to me.

At some point it becomes more difficult to count the cases and deaths. Each new figure arrived at will be more vague. We cite mathematic and exponential progressions but the reality is more complex. Who's doing the counting as the number of cases grows?

How do they determine who died and has healed if the healthcare system is being overwhelmed and patients are being turned away?

Does anyone have any stats on the increased number of health workers arriving there to do ever more contact tracing and quarantining?

In Obamas speech this evening he stated how we need to fight this at the source but I don't remember hearing all the further resources that are being funneled in that direction? I'm hearing about doctors coming home… did I miss something?

a reply to: ArmyOfNobunaga

ebola is far from dead man...africa is probably gonna lose 50k or more by the end of this....it always makes me curious why people think ebola is not a big deal...

i think it lies in that...it is not a big deal in the usa...or its not gonna kill the whole world...but to lose lets say 50,000 to maybe hundreds of thousands in africa is pretty big deal...

not to mention the all money its gonna cost...every time a patient comes here or someone is quarantined or a new lawsuit over ebola erupts in the usa...its gonna drain the economy...

ebola isn't going away that fast...this outbreak will probably last for many more months until its under control and during that time we are gonna see the lousy one or 2 constantly pop up all over giving headaches to administrations and making for more doom porn ats threads...

we're gonna be here for awhile!

originally posted by: tranquilone666
a reply to: xuenchen

Thankyou, it seems weve been hearing a death toll of around 4000 for weeks now. It just seems that too eerie to me.

And the current "case count" could easily be 50,000 by now IMO.

The MSM is controlled opposition and can't be 100% trusted.

a reply to: xuenchen

every since the czar took over it does feel like msm isnt saying much besides the ..."suspected case" then they clarify its low risk or not a big deal but then again how to you report in africa...they have no clue how many have it or how many are dying from it

a reply to: intrptr

Any time Obama says anything about Ebola, it is easy to miss things.

Lots of things.

originally posted by: rockpaperhammock
a reply to: xuenchen

every since the czar took over it does feel like msm isnt saying much besides the ..."suspected case" then they clarify its low risk or not a big deal but then again how to you report in africa...they have no clue how many have it or how many are dying from it

The "Czar" was placed in the spotlights for political control reasons.

All the players are puppets.

a reply to: rockpaperhammock

I think they have a fairly good idea of an accurate death toll. The government has some pretty sophisticated equipment at their disposal. Just watching the area by satellite would give a rough indication. I just dont think that we will be told what the number really is. If it is worse then reported, mass panic, if it is "dead" as some have speculated then they caused a huge hype for no reason whatsoever.

a reply to: tranquilone666

There is no way to know what those numbers really are, far too many people covered up the cause of death to ever know. The numbers are much higher than reported, so the numbers will begin to start reflecting more closely as weeks and months move forward. It is no surprise with the international boots on the ground efforts that we start to get the real picture.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: intrptr

Any time Obama says anything about Ebola, it is easy to miss things.

Lots of things.

That speech was so refined I thought he cured it right there from the podium. The official look presented by the white coats flanking him on both sides… priceless.