BIOHOAX:  Statistically, Just How Dangerous and Deadly is the Current Ebola Outbreak for the Populations of Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia?

Let’s look at the actual math for a better understanding of how it is affecting the average citizen of these small countries.

If we put that into large U.S. Football Stadium terms, i.e.,110,000 seats (pictured below), a  capacity crowd would experience about 17-18 cases of infection resulting in probably less than 10 eventual deaths.

Since the virus is spread from person to person within close contact, the 17-18 cases would mostly know or closely associate with one another, of which just over half would die (given the largely unsanitary and communal hospital conditions of impoverished west Africa). 

Therefore, your chances among this sampling of 110,000 of being in that infected group of less than twenty would be just 1 in 6111, that is to say, extremely unlikely.  If you were very careful and avoided close contact, your chances would be virtually 0% of catching it.

In light of statistical analysis, Ebola doesn’t sound so pandemic, does it?  Perhaps that’s why in 18-20 outbreaks over 38 years it has never spread outside of the central/west African area.

What do you think?   Does it bring to mind the film “Contagion” with its dramatic and rapid airborne wiping out of society?

Just 76 deaths per ONE MILLION people? Ten deaths among a large stadium full of people? 

Clearly, as the movie promoters know, ‘NOTHING SPREADS LIKE FEAR!’

It is not Ebola, but the untiring attempts to SPREAD FEAR LIKE WILDFIRE by supposed ‘public service’ humanitarian warnings with their one-sided, rumor-mongering, fact-twisting failed journalism.

Carelessly, perhaps even ruthlessly, and consistently pushing “FEAR ITSELF–NAMELESS, UNREASONING, UNJUSTIFIED TERROR which paralyzes needed efforts….” (FDR).

Watch for them! You shall know them by their fruits!