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October 5, 2014 Ebola Mutating! Discoverer Of Ebola Virus Says "It Is Clear That The Virus Is Mutating" By Susan Duclos In a recent release by David Vose he brings our attention to a very concerning article in The Guardian where Dr. Peter Piot, a man that was part of the team that discovered the Ebola virus in 1976, states that the Ebola virus is clearly mutating, as he describes what he calls a "nightmare scenario." Piot is also doubtful that an outbreak in Europe and North America would be as devastating as one that could potentially break out in India due to the health practices and the differences in how doctors and nurses use protective gear. Normally, that would be assumed to be true, but as already shown with just the first case of imported Ebola within the US, many missteps have been made, despite months of preparation for just that eventuality, from the patient, Thomas Duncan being sent home from a Texas hospital after they were made aware that he came from an Ebola infected country and was suffering Ebola symptoms, to the lunacy of his vomit being cleaned up by men not even wearing HAZMAT suits, to the TX ambulance workers not being informed of Duncan's diagnosis, for two days in which they continued to work, to the family that had been living with Duncan being locked in the home he has already contaminated, including three children to a whole host of other blunders showing that the US is NOT more prepared that a country like India. Question : The virus is continually changing its genetic makeup. The more people who become infected, the greater the chance becomes that it will mutate ... Answer: : ... which might speed its spread. Yes, that really is the apocalyptic scenario. Humans are actually just an accidental host for the virus, and not a good one. From the perspective of a virus, it isn't desirable for its host, within which the pathogen hopes to multiply, to die so quickly. It would be much better for the virus to allow us to stay alive longer. Question: Could the virus suddenly change itself such that it could be spread through the air? Answer: Like measles, you mean? Luckily that is extremely unlikely. But a mutation that would allow Ebola patients to live a couple of weeks longer is certainly possible and would be advantageous for the virus. But that would allow Ebola patients to infect many, many more people than is currently the case. When asked if that was speculation, his answer was "Certainly. But it is just one of many possible ways the virus could change to spread itself more easily. And it is clear that the virus is mutating." In the second video below, a reminder that according to the US Army, (Documents found here) Ebola, like the Flu, needs Winter weather to go airborne. which in turn would take this already deadly disease and turn it into an almost unstoppable force.

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