North Africa at Risk of Ebola
Ebola has spread at an alarming rate within less than one year, passing
from one person to tens of thousands of people. The highly contagious virus could soon reach northern
Africa owing to migration towards Europe and Britain of large numbers of people
seeking asylum. Asylum should be considered here as meaning emigration towards an
easy, comfortable life where everything is paid for.
The first case of the current outbreak of Ebola goes back to December 2013, starting with one person in Guinea in western Africa. Doctors
did not diagnose the illness as Ebola, but instead thought it was another locally known
virus. It spread to that person's family, and eventually to numerous people in
the area around the village.
Only in March 2014 did the authorities discover it was a strand of
Ebola.
The number of people who have been infected since then in that region of Africa – an area meanwhile spanning five countries – is thought to be in the tens of thousands, a lot more than the official 7,000. Most of these have died without having been diagnosed.
The number of people who have been infected since then in that region of Africa – an area meanwhile spanning five countries – is thought to be in the tens of thousands, a lot more than the official 7,000. Most of these have died without having been diagnosed.
With an incubation period that can be between 2 and 21 days (this is an
assumption that is not 100% proven), it is mathematically certain that sooner
or later someone infected with the Ebola virus will turn up in Morocco trying
to get to Spain, or in Libya with the intention of reaching southern Italy.
Open Door EU Policies even with Ebola
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Britain's and - in general - the European Union's open door policy on
asylum seekers, with guaranteed stay in a hotel, a council flat and the weekly
welfare cheque while the asylum claim is being processed, is exposing Morocco,
Libya, and all northern African countries to the Ebola virus.
In order to reach El Dorado and the asylum-seeking paradise, people will
travel through these countries that geographically divide their own homelands
from the West. When disaster strikes, the populations of northern Africa will not thank the insane
Bolshevik leaders of the West once they do have Ebola spreading among them.
Ebola Is Airborne
http://celticbritannia.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/ebola-is-airborne.html
The Ebola Time Bomb Coming to Britain
http://celticbritannia.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/the-ebola-time-bomb-coming-to-britain.html
When Is Ebola Going to Hit Britain?
http://celticbritannia.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/when-is-ebola-going-to-hit-britain.html
Is the UK Government Trying to Infect Us with Ebola?
http://celticbritannia.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/is-uk-government-trying-to-infect-us.html
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