I posted on this last week. The numbers do not add up. As soon as Uganda started losing tourist bookings (Aug is their busiest tourist season) the country came out and said everything is under control. But I have been Googling this from almost day one. They've kept the total dead at 14 or 16, the total cases at 36 to 53, depending on where you look, but articles were showing daily additional deaths of about 2 and new cases of 4 to 6. Far more have been reported since they placed those caps. They still haven't caught the escaped prisoner with Ebola, but "all is under control". And, there appears to be 2 cases in Tanzania, but all is ok, come back, visit Uganda. There is a lot more to the than we are being told. It would appear this strand has an incubation period of almost three weeks, and the onset of the illness doesn't initially show the bleeding. This causes spreading of the germ for weeks before the victim is diagnosed and taken off the streets..

The fact is there are Ebola outbreaks in that part of the world almost every year. Its nothing out of the ordinary and there's no reason to fear some kind of conspiracy or attempt to cause a pandemic from TPTB at this point.

If the infection to death ratio's are real then it might even be Ebola.

I been watching this ebola outbreak with very cautious eyes. Im replying specifically to this thread so i can keep up with the untold cases. Peace.