Secret CDC Memos Reveal Strain of Ebola Virus Has Gone âAirborneâ
Â The threat of the Ebola virus has gripped the country over the last several weeks, spreading across social media and internet news sites faster than the actual virus, but the one topic that concerned people the most is the idea that Ebola, which is normally contracted through contaminated bodily fluids, had become an airborne disease, similar to the way the common cold and influenza viruses are spread.Even now, the Center for Disease Control in Washington says that Ebola has not gone airborne, and that you are not likely to get it if you just follow normal health precautions; washing your hands after using the bathroom, washing fruits and vegetables before eating, saying your nightly prayers, and not licking the open sores of Ebola patients or dead.All of that is âhogwash,â though, according to a CDC insider who has obtained memos from high-ranking officials within the organization. He says that Ebola has mutated itself into an airborne disease, and that a worldwide pandemic is already underway.âYouâve seen the news already about the government purchasing disposable coffins. Did you think that was a joke?â Said the CDC insider, who spoke to us anonymously. âEbola is one of the deadliest diseases you can catch. Sure, only 2 people in the United States have it right now. Sure, itâs only killed about 5,000 people since 1976, compared to the almost 36,000Â people who die of the flu every year. And sure, itâs hard to contract right now -Â but soon it wonât be.âThe anonymous source says that he obtained confidential memos that state that there is a strain of Ebola that the CDC is trying to hide, and thatÂ the viral nature of the new disease has already caused it to spread quickly.âThe standard Ebola is called EBOV, from its own genus,Â ebolavirus.Â The new strain is being referred to as EBON, from the genus ebolanet,Â stemming from the fact that Ebola has gone âairborneâ across the internet and social media, almost inciting a mass panic. Truth of the matter is, the odds of anyone in a first-world country with modern health technologies, like the United States, contracting the actualÂ Ebola virus are near zero, but catching this new, panic-inducing media strain is almost a 100% certainty.âThe insider says that the best ways to avoid contracting this violent new strain of Ebola are to âignore hype,â âdo your own research,â and âstop believing everything you see on the internet.â