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Indeed it is. Just like HIV. Only, HIV switches the immune system off, giving normally harmless bacteria and viruses a chance to spread and kill. Ebola is more efficient and attacks directly, turning your cells into a virus factory exclusively.
The virus has been around since 1980 and has made few victims. It has...
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Best answer: Indeed it is. Just like HIV. Only, HIV switches the immune system off, giving normally harmless bacteria and viruses a chance to spread and kill. Ebola is more efficient and attacks directly, turning your cells into a virus factory exclusively.
The virus has been around since 1980 and has made few victims. It has been hiding but has been mutating to be more virulent.
Next step. It will find a way, by further mutation, to infect people by air (sneezing, coughing, etc.). And then all hell will break loose. No travelling on planes, no restaurants, no clubs, No places for public gatherings. Maybe in 2, 5 or 10 years.
There is no, or will be, cure, vaccins or antibiotics.
Politicians are ignorant and just hope for the best.