CDC Refuses to Acknowlege Risk of Aerosol Transmission of Ebola; Fact Sheet From 2010 Warns Ebola Virus Has Displayed the Ability to Spread Through Airborne Particles

Despite repeated assurances from the Centers for Disease Control that the Ebola virus is transmittable only through direct contact with infected bodily fluids, an Ebola fact sheet issued by the CDC in 2010 suggests every species of the virus has demonstrated the ability to spread by aerosol particles “under research conditions.”

The fact sheet, issued by the CDC in April, 2010, says: “Ebola-Reston appeared in a primate research facility in Virginia, where it may have been transmitted from monkey to monkey through the air. While all Ebola virus species have displayed the ability to be spread through airborne particles (aerosols) under research conditions, this type of spread has not been documented among humans in a real-world setting, such as a hospital or household.”

The incident in question involving the Ebola-Reston virus occurred in November, 1989, when an outbreak broke out among crab-eating macaques at a lab in Reston, Virginia, just outside Washington, DC. Doctor C.J. Peters, the man who oversaw the Army’s response to the outbreak, expressed concern that the Ebola virus could be spread through the air. According to Gerald Jaax, one of the Army scientists who responded to the outbreak, scientists concluded there was some form of aerosol  spread of the virus in the monkey house. The outbreak in Reston, Virginia inspired Richard Preston’s 1995 book The Hot Zone.

Two doctors involved in the response to the Ebola-Reston outbreak, including Dr. Peters, have come forward to debunk claims that the strain of Ebola currently ravaging West Africa can not mutate to become airborne transmittable. “We can never say never, but I just don’t think the risk is very high,” said Thomas Geisbert, a professor at the University of Texas at Galveston who co-discovered the Reston strain of Ebola. Dr. Peters, also currently a professor at the University of Texas at Galveston, told The Los Angeles Times, “we just don’t have the data to exclude it.”

Numerous other doctors and medical professionals have come forward to express concerns that the strain of Ebola involved in the current outbreak could mutate to become fully transferable by air. Dr. David Sanders, an Ebola expert at Purdue University, told RTV6, “It can enter the lung from the airway side, so this argues that Ebola is primed to have respiratory transmission.”

Peter Jahrling, a chief scientist at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, where he runs the emerging viral pathogens section, told Vox he believes the current strain of Ebola is more virulent than previous strains and has the potential to become fully airborne. “You can argue that any time the virus replicates it’s going to mutate, so there is a potential for the thing to acquire an aerogenic property but that would have to be a dramatic change.”

The Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) at the University of Minnesota, published a report claiming there is evidence to suggest Ebola can be transmitted by aerosol particles. “We believe there is scientific and epidemiologic evidence that Ebola virus has the potential to be transmitted via infectious aerosol particles both near and at a distance from infected patients, which means that healthcare workers should be wearing respirators, not facemasks,” wrote Dr. Lisa M. Brosseau and Dr. Rachael Jones.

While the Ebola-Reston virus is not transferable from monkeys to humans, the CDC claimed in its 2010 fact sheet that all species of the Ebola virus have demonstrated the ability to spread through airborne particles “under research conditions.”  An experiment performed in Canada in 2012 demonstrated that the Ebola-Zaire virus (the deadly strain involved in the current outbreak) could be transmitted from pigs to monkeys with no direct physical contact between them.

While the CDC continues to downplay the risk of Ebola transmission through aerosol particles by claiming it has only occurred ‘under research conditions’, an advisory issued by the CDC entitled Interim Guidance about Ebola Infection for Airline Crews, Cleaning Personnel and Cargo Personnel, seems to indicate concerns about airborne contamination. The advisory suggests airline staff provide surgical masks to potential victims who are coughing and sneezing, and suggests they not use “compressed air, pressurized water or similar procedures, which might create droplets of infectious materials.”

CNN Guest: American Slavery Created Liberia, How Dare Us Cut Off Flights to the Ebola-Stricken Country

David Quammen, a well-known author of numerous books on nature and diseases, including Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic,  told CNN’s Anderson Cooper the United States is obligated to maintain air traffic with the Ebola-stricken nation of Liberia because American slavery helped create the country in the early 1800s.

As Dallas schools prepare to install remote body temperature monitors in response to the first U.S.-diagnosed case of Ebola, calls to ban flights from the West African nations ravaged by the current Ebola outbreak have increased.

Despite increased calls to ban flights from West Africa, particularly Liberia where Thomas Duncan (Patient Zero) contracted Ebola, Quammen asserted that the past sins of the United States require us to keep air traffic open, despite the risks involved. “We in America, how dare we turn our backs on Liberia, given the fact that this is a country that was founded in the 1820s, 1830s because of American slavery? We have a responsibility to stay connected with them, and help them see this through,” he told Anderson Cooper.

Around 1822, many freed slaves settled in the area that is now Liberia, with assistance from the abolitionist-funded American Colonization Society. In 1847, the settlers established Liberia as an independent country, with its governmental institutions modeled after those in the United States.

Quammen’s attempt to use race to induce guilt in the American people is dangerous. Top virologist, and Ebola expert, Heinz Feldmann warned the pre-screening at Liberia’s main airport in Monrovia is a “disaster.” “They are checking your temperature three times before you get into the airport, but if you look at the people that do this kind of work, they don’t really know how to use the devices,” Feldmann said. “They are writing down temperatures of 32°C, which everybody should know is impossible for a living person.”

With thousands of Liberians flocking to Monrovia Airport in an attempt to flee the Ebola-stricken country, and airport screening that can best be described as useless, the risk of an infected individual making it on a flight bound for Europe and the United States is extremely high. The case of Thomas Duncan is clear proof an infected individual, with the virus in the incubation stage and the individual asymptomatic, can pass airport screening and travel to the United States, putting hundreds of other individuals at direct risk of exposure.

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What Americans Should Fear More Than Ebola: Medically-Induced Martial Law

     As the world’s largest confirmed outbreak of Ebola continues to grow in western Africa, two American medical missionaries diagnosed with the virus are set to be transferred from Liberia back to the United States. The two missionaries will be brought to the United States aboard a customized Gulf-Stream Jet with a special tent designed to transfer patients with highly infectious diseases. After arriving in the United States, the patients will be transferred to a special isolation unit at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia; it should be noted that the special unit was set up in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), also based in Atlanta.

     Ebola is currently thought to spread person-to-person by means of exposure to an infected individual’s blood or bodily fluids (semen, sweat, urine, etc). Infected individuals experience severe flu-like symptoms, leading to rashes (caused by broken capillaries under the skin), vomiting of blood, coughing up blood, and bleeding from the gums and nose, ultimately leading to death in almost 90% of cases.

     While the prospect of a global pandemic caused by the current Ebola outbreak is enough to cause European and Asian nations to secure their borders to reduce the likelihood of the disease spreading, our Southern border lies completely open with infectious TB, Chickenpox, Swine Flu and other diseases crossing into the United States. As the west African nations at the epicenter of the outbreak agree to impose cross-border isolation zones, the United States government continues to bus, or fly, illegal immigrants anywhere they choose with minimal screening for potentially infectious diseases. In response to the question of whether or not Ebola could spread to the United States, CNN’s chief medical correspondent, Dr Sanjay Gupta, said “It’s going to happen at some point.”

     To the few Americans who pay attention to anything other than football or reality television, the concept of Ebola spreading to the United States is deeply concerning. However, there is something even scarier than an Ebola outbreak here in the United States: the Federal government’s probable response to such an outbreak, a medically-induced martial law.

     In the aftermath of September 11 and the subsequent anthrax-letter attacks, the Model State Emergency Powers Act was drafted. Since it’s drafting in 2001, it has been adopted in whole, or in part, by 33 states. The proposal, drafted by Lawrence O. Gostlin, a law professor who currently works for the World Health Organization attempting to create similar legislation for adoption by the WHO, was called, “an unprecedented assault on the Constitutional rights of the American people,” by Constitutional lawyer Phyllis Schlafly. The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons worried the proposed legislation would, “turn Governors into dictators.”

     The Heritage Foundation, calling the legislation, “an assault on civil liberties in the name of Homeland Security,” outlined the following, in which State Governors, using expanded police powers, could:

1.) Force individuals suspected of harboring an “infectious disease” to undergo medical examinations.

2.) Track and share an individual’s personal health information, including genetic information.

3.) Force persons to be vaccinated, treated, or quarantined for infectious diseases.

4.) Mandate that all health care providers report all cases of persons who harbor any illness or health condition that may be caused by an epidemic or an infectious agent and might pose a “substantial risk” to a “significant number of people or cause a long-term disability.” (Note: Neither “substantial risk” nor “significant number” are defined in the draft.)

5.) Force pharmacists to report any unusual or any increased prescription rates that may be caused by epidemic diseases.

6.) Preempt existing state laws, rules and regulations, including those relating to privacy, medical licensure, and–this is key–property rights.

7.) Control public and private property during a public health emergency, including pharmaceutical manufacturing plants, nursing homes, other health care facilities, and communications devices.

8.) Mobilize all or any part of the “organized militia into service to the state to help enforce the state’s orders.”

9.) Ration firearms, explosives, food, fuel and alcoholic beverages, among other commodities.

10.) Impose fines and penalties to enforce their orders.

     In an attempt to placate those who claimed the proposed bill was too authoritarian, a revised drat was released that removed words like “control” and replaced them with words like “manage.” The same updated draft also extended the powers outlined above to local governments, in addition to state governments.

     Reports have emerged that the Centers for Disease Control have plans in place to quarantine Americans who may not actually be infected in the event of an outbreak of an infectious disease. According to the CDC, “quarantine is used to separate and restrict the movement of WELL persons who may have been exposed to a communicable disease to see if they become ill.”

     In addition, President Obama recently signed an Executive Order, entitled Revised List of Quarantinable Communicable Diseases, which amended a prior Executive Order signed by President Bush in 2003. The revised version replaced a sub-section of the original order, which referred only to the SARS virus; the new version now refers to, “severe acute respiratory syndromes, which are diseases that are associated with fever and signs and symptoms of pneumonia or other respiratory illness, are capable of being transmitted from person to person, and that either are causing, or have the potential to cause, a pandemic, or, upon infection, are highly likely to cause mortality or serious morbidity if not properly controlled.” Now, any American even suspected of “respiratory illness” can be unlawfully apprehended and detained by the authoritarian Federal government.

     Conceivably, in the event of a massive outbreak of a highly infectious disease like Ebola, the Federal government could claim that EVERY American had been exposed to the virus and begin forcibly “quarantining” the American people. An massive pandemic is just one of the many false-flags the globalists could use to collapse our country and implement martial law. University of Texas Biology Professor Eric Pianka endorsed the eradication of 90% of the global population by an airborne version of Ebola in a speech in 2006. No matter which false-flag the globalists ultimately decide to use, their goal remains the same: the complete collapse and occupation of the United States, an authoritarian Eugenics-based global government with nearly 90% of the global population dead.