Ebola internet conspiracy theorists

[crimethink]

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[PatColo]

Ebola Simpsons & Holiday Inn CT'ists:

Ebola Predictive Programming in 1997 The Simpsons Episode and 2001 Holiday Inn Commercial

[gunDriller]

I think this Ebola situation is refreshingly free of malevolent interference by bad actors like the Israel's of this world.

Instead, it's a good old fashioned NASTY viral epidemic, magnified exponentially by modern conveniences & technologies like air travel (to spread it) and the Internet (so we can stay up to date on how many Americans have died or are infected.)

It's like the Black Plague with iPods.


It was spreading exponentially. Now we are seeing if that will continue in the US.

All those workers who worked on the first patient who died heard all the news about all the people who were dying in Africa, including a LOT of aid workers.

I'm sure they took all the precautions, motivated by good old-fashioned FEAR.

and someone still got infected.

i find that rather surprising. it makes me thing that they are not as smart as they thought they were about transmission mechanisms.

since they planned for all the possible contingencies, there is one left: airborne of some kind.

we could find out that the nurse pricked herself, something that explains how such a careful person on such a careful team could get infected.


and of course there's always the question of - what effect will Ebola have on PM prices ?

[Serpo]

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[Norweger]

I think the current ebola-scare is made to give credibility to the health-industry. "Trust big brother, he's got you covered, he knows what he is doing, line up with your offspring and take his vaccines"

We even got our own ebola patient here in Norway. Huge media coverage. They flew in some woman that works for "Doctors without borders" from Africa.

An interesting question i saw raised is why bring the patients to the west and not the doctors and equipment to where the disease is?

The media coverage has a certain flavor to it...

[Serpo]

credibility to the health-industry

they sure need it but have less then zero in my observations.

I doubt if they will ever make it even to zero after all the death and mayhem they have caused.

[EE_]

and of course there's always the question of - what effect will Ebola have on PM prices ?

I heard a rumor Ebola can be transmitted on paper currency, but the virus can't survive on gold and silver.
It was said that people should be careful when handling fiat and to not use it if possible.
Venders if unable to take electronic payments, should consider taking payment in pre-1964 90% US silver coins, or US silver and gold eagles.




Mind you this is just a rumor...that I started

[Serpo]

I heard a rumor Ebola can be transmitted on paper currency, but the virus can't survive on gold and silver.
It was said that people should be careful when handling fiat and to not use it if possible.
Venders if unable to take electronic payments, should consider taking payment in pre-1964 90% US silver coins, or US silver and gold eagles.




Mind you this is just a rumor...that I started

Still money handling is one of the best ways to catch something..............

[EE_]

Still money handling is one of the best ways to catch something..............

Paper currency and Ebola transmission
By Onche Odeh

Fears that Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) could be transmitted by exchange of paper currencies may not be completely wrong, as scientists have found that paper currency and coins may be a public health risk, especially when associated with the simultaneous handling of food.

Although it has not been established that Ebola virus could be transmitted through handling of bank notes, researchers have said it could help in the spread of infections within the hospital.

The researchers, including those from Université de la Méditerranée, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, France, Special Infectious Agents Unit, King Fahd Medical Research Center, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah and Department of Laboratory Medicine, Faculty of Applied Medical Science, Umm Al-Qura University, Makkah, Saudi Arabia particularly noted that banknotes recovered from hospitals may be highly contaminated by infectious bacteria like Staphylococcus aureus, while Salmonella species, Escherichia coli (which cause gastro enteric disorders) are commonly isolated from banknotes from food outlets.

Laboratory simulations from the team has also revealed that methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus can easily survive on coins, whwhile E. coli, Salmonella species and viruses, including human influenza virus, Norovirus, Rhinovirus, hepatitis A virus, and Rotavirus, can be transmitted through hand contact.

However, they say, on the large-scale, 16S rRNA, metagenomic studies and culturomics could dramatically expand the known diversity of bacteria and viruses on money.

In Nigeria, the fear that the deadly Ebola virus, which recently broke out in the country, could be transmitted by paper money is rife.

A team of researchers from the departments of Biochemistry and Microbiology, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, had, in a recent work published in International Journal of Advanced Biological Research, isolated and identified some disease-causing microorganisms on Nigerian currency notes obtained from bankers, beggars, market women and bus conductors in Lagos, Onitsha, Enugu and Abakaliki.

From the samples analysed, they found plethora of bacteria including Staphylococcus aureus and some fungi that are capable of causing diseases in man.

They found that the currencies used by beggers were extremely contaminated with various disease causing microorganisms followed by the currency used by hawkers and market women, advising that adequate care must be taken by those handling these currencies.

Indigenous experts have, however, debunked the fear, even as they say Polymer money, the kind of currently used in lower denominations of Nigeria’s naira paper currencies; do not tolerate the prolonged presence of disease-causing micro organisms.

First Vice President, Association of Public Health Physician in Nigeria, Lagos State Chapter, Dr. Adedoyin Odubanjo, who spoke on this, told Daily Independent that such fears were unfounded.

According to him, there has not been any proven case of Ebola transmission through handling of polymer money or similar currency options.

Speaking in Lagos, Odubanjo said, “There is a lot of misconception about how Ebola is spread. I want to say that there, be it polymer money or its kind, it is not proven that Ebola virus can thrive on it and be transmitted by handling money.”

He, however, added that personal hygiene remains a key consideration in the transmission of any disease that is as contagious and infectious as Ebola.

Meanwhile, experts have identified that polymer substrate used in making currencies, unlike the paper, is resistant to damage from moisture, dirt, oils and household chemicals, which are agents that could enhance disease transmission among humans.
http://dailyindependentnig.com/2014/...-transmission/


Mechanisms of antibacterial action of copper

The oligodynamic effect was discovered in 1893 as a toxic effect of metal ions on living cells, algae, molds, spores, fungi, viruses, prokaryotic and eukaryotic microorganisms, even in relatively low concentrations.[3] This antimicrobial effect is shown by ions of copper as well as mercury, silver, iron, lead, zinc, bismuth, gold, and aluminium.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antimic...ties_of_copper

[PatColo]

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