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(Manufactured) Ebola Crisis is the Biological 9-11 for the Whole World – a Gift from the .01%

Internet radio financial pundit Richard Martin recently stated: “”In 1915 there were 15 million horses in the US. By 1950, even though the human population had expanded exponentially, there were only 1 million horses, a result of the automobile and automation. What will the .01% who make the rules do with 9 billion (and growing) unnecessary humans?

The answer to this question is already here and can be stated in one word: ebola.

The end-game of the elite (the 1% of the 1%) is not to accomplish deep population reduction via infecting as many people as possible with what is likely a weaponized and manufactured version of the Ebola virus. This strategy would be too risky for the elite and their families themselves.

The end-game is still the same – population reduction in the longer term – but the means different.

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2014/10/092014/10/17

Owl: Sheriff Ill After Being Forced to Enter Ebola Apartment — CDC Criminally Irresponsible?

02 Infectious Disease, 07 Health, 07 Other Atrocities, Corruption, DHS, Government, Idiocy, Ineptitude, Officers Call

When this gets out in the cop community, it's going to be much harder to make them get ebola infected people out of the community:

Breaking: Sheriff’s Deputy Who Was Forced to Enter Ebola Apartment Falls Ill

Phi Beta Iota: We have no direct knowledge but an expert observer tells us that CDC is lying to the President and to DHS when it recommends the N-95 mask that is effective to .3 microns. Ebola, we are told, is now airborne and is at the .08 micron level — roughly one third smaller than the containment offered by the prescribed mask. Is this criminal irresponsibility? We think so. Below we repeat the health professional's comment:

I believe CDC and WHO are more concerned with controlling mass hysteria than actual infection control. Once people start fearing the worst, they’ll start exhibiting symptoms. Those will be real enough symptoms, regardless of whether or not there’s a genuine causative agent. Mass “casualties” will overwhelm the system – quick.

It’s also a matter of physics – an N-95 mask, the current CDC and WHO recommendation, is 95% effective on particles .3 microns and larger. Ebola is .08 microns across. Simple. Even so, with 200 million organisms expelled on any given cough, at 5% infiltration, you’ve got 10 million. To infect, you need from 1 to 10 – not one to ten million, but 1 to 10 – period. Odds are pretty good one will get through – in either direction.

But, they’ve distributed N-95 masks and are scared shitless that health care workers are going to refuse to put themselves and their families at risk. We’ve seen plenty of that in west Africa, we’ll see much the same here.

See Also:

Ebola @ Phi Beta Iota

2014/10/082014/10/09

Berto Jongman: Ebola Update — Going Airborne? What To Worry About — and Laurie Garrett on THE Countermeasures Obama Should Be Forcing NOW

02 Infectious Disease, 07 Health, Government, Ineptitude

NEWER:

Experts fear Ebola virus COULD spread through the air and not just through contact with bodily fluids

‘Unqualified assurances that Ebola is not spread through the air are “misleading”.'

NEW:

Ebola Fears Drive LaGuardia’s Airplane Cleaners to Strike

Ebola: Still No Time to Lose

The above post is adapted from the book No Time To Lose: A Life in Pursuit of Deadly Viruses by Peter Piot

White House to Start Working on Ebola Plan 10 Months After First Case

The Economic Impact of Ebola

Kelly: Southcom Keeps Watch on Ebola Situation

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2014/10/08

John Pilger: From Pol Pot to ISIS

04 Inter-State Conflict, 05 Civil War, 07 Other Atrocities, 08 Wild Cards, Corruption, Government, Idiocy, IO Deeds of War, Officers Call, Peace Intelligence

From Pol Pot to ISIS

“Anything That Flies on Everything That Moves”

John Pilger

CounterPunch, 8 October 2014

In transmitting President Richard Nixon’s orders for a “massive” bombing of Cambodia in 1969, Henry Kissinger said, “Anything that flies on everything that moves”. As Barack Obama ignites his seventh war against the Muslim world since he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the orchestrated hysteria and lies make one almost nostalgic for Kissinger’s murderous honesty.

As a witness to the human consequences of aerial savagery – including the beheading of victims, their parts festooning trees and fields – I am not surprised by the disregard of memory and history, yet again. A telling example is the rise to power of Pol Pot and his Khmer Rouge, who had much in common with today’s Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). They, too, were ruthless medievalists who began as a small sect. They, too, were the product of an American-made apocalypse, this time in Asia.

According to Pol Pot, his movement had consisted of “fewer than 5,000 poorly armed guerrillas uncertain about their strategy, tactics, loyalty and leaders”. Once Nixon’s and Kissinger’s B52 bombers had gone to work as part of “Operation Menu”, the west’s ultimate demon could not believe his luck.

Read full article.

2014/10/082014/10/08

Robert Steele: Ebola, ISIS, & Dysfunctional Government

Commerce, Corruption, Government, Idiocy, Ineptitude, IO Deeds of War, Law Enforcement

We have a perfect storm in the making. Among the ingredients:

01 Ebola for real — contagious, airborne, mutating.

02 Ebola from Fort Detrick — weaponized, perhaps planted in Africa and Venezuela.

03 Health “professionals” committing treason (CDC) and generally betraying the public trust (Spain, everywhere else).

04 Neo-cons, Zionists, Saudi Wahabbists, and Turks intent on luring the USA into another ground war in the Middle East for varied reasons including profiteering, electioneering, as a distraction for internal disidents and as a cover for eradicating the Kurds (which is not possible).

05 Republicans that see the dysfunctionality of the Obama Administration on Ebola and ISIS as the perfect foundation for taking over the Senate in November.

06 Rogue elements of the US Government all too happy to use Ebola to dry run new martial law procedures.

07 Local law enforcement personnel fearful of Ebola on the one hand — to the point of refusing to contain — and being directed in an over-zealous manner using Ebola as a cover for achieving other disruptive ends.

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2014/10/082014/10/08

Micah Sifry: Progressive Activism Frustrated by Lack of Tools — And Refusal to Share…

Civil Society, IO Impotency

Transparency, Big Data and Internet Activism

Internet activism—and internet democracy—depend on accessible public meeting spaces online. So why are there so few of them?

By Micah L. Sifry

UTNE Reader, October 2014

Micah L. Sifry tackles the reasons progressive change has failed to manifest with the growth of the internet in The Big Disconnect (OR Books, 2014). Internet activism seemed like the wave of the future only two decades ago, but the Internet’s potential as a tool for progressive change has not quite given rise to sustained political mobilization and participation. The following excerpt from Part 4, “The Way We Look To Us All,” focuses on ways to create online public spaces that cater to internet democracy and internet transparency in ways current social media does not.

The Internet does not have to become one more means for mass marketing and manipulation. It can also transform civic life into something far more participatory, transparent, and engaging. And rather than just work as a tool for petitioning and protest that a few people use on behalf of much larger atomized groups of individuals, it can link problem-spotters with problem-solvers, and make everyday life better in myriad ways.

As Ami Dar, the founder of Idealist.org, a hub for listing volunteer service opportunities, likes to say, “Our problems are connected, but we are not.” That is, most people don’t know who lives near them, or what they may be thinking about important issues. The way Big Data now works, only the managers of giant data-streams have a comprehensive understanding of who is interested in what. For example, Google knows who is searching for terms that relate to the flu, and can use that information to build a model that predicts where outbreaks are taking place. It can even (and does) serve up useful medical advice for such search results.

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2014/10/082014/10/08

Berto Jongman: Ebola Risk Timeline by Country

02 Infectious Disease, 07 Health, 08 Wild Cards, Government, Ineptitude

Global threat of Ebola: From the US to China, scientists plot spread of deadly disease across the world from its West African hotbed

Disease spreading rapidly across West Africa; more than 3,400 people dead and 7,500 infected
The first case was confirmed in the United States last week
114 people came into contact with him before he was diagnosed
Scientists believe an infected person will arrive in the UK before October 24
Estimate a 75% chance of the virus reaching France in that time
Belgium has a 40% chance of the disease reaching its shores, while Spain and Switzerland have lower risks, at 14% each

Countries Most at Risk in Short Term:

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