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Dadtodabone wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:

KD5NRH wrote:

Keith B wrote:And this one disputes it, so who is correct?

Given that the Reston strain is airborne, saying that human-lethal strains of Ebola can't become airborne is like watching a Norwegian break a world record and authoritatively stating that no Californian will ever be able to do that simply because they haven't yet.

Ebola airborne transmission has been documented between animal species although the exact means was not determined.

Airborne transmission to humans and between humans has not been tested and documented.

Those in (supposed) authority keep claiming it is not transmitted via airborne means and keep telling us not to worry.

Right.

Anygunanywhere

Ya'll don't have anything to worry about. I've heard that hasn't been anyone breathing in La Grange for decades...

KD5NRH wrote:

Keith B wrote:And this one disputes it, so who is correct?

Given that the Reston strain is airborne, saying that human-lethal strains of Ebola can't become airborne is like watching a Norwegian break a world record and authoritatively stating that no Californian will ever be able to do that simply because they haven't yet.

Keith B wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote: Think really hard and tell me what any government has done well and successfully, especially in recent history.

They successfully screw things up and then cover them up very well. Does that count?

mojo84 wrote:It is interesting how they keep telling us it cannot be spread by air or contact and that it can only be transmitted through bodily fluids. However, they are looking for anyone that may have come in contact with him. How about just looking for everyone that may have come in contact with his bodily fluids? That should narrow down the number of people significantly. I am pretty confident I know with whom's bodily fluids I've been in contact.

This is just an observation and not trying to kick the ant pile in any way.