This reminds me of the army troops sent near a desert testing of an A-Bomb in the 1950s. They were assured everything would be okay and yet a big percentage of them later developed cancers from the radioactivity.
Ebola Cases & Deaths UPDATED 09/16/14 - 5006 CASES - 2469 DEATHS
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/133546/1/roadmapupdate16sept14_eng.pdf?ua=1
We have 5,000 WHO reported Ebola cases on Sept 16th from a base line of ~3,000 cases on Sept 1, 2014 against a projected 6,000 cases by 1 Oct 2014.
We are at 2/3 of a doubling in two weeks -without- Liberia updating since 9 Sept 2014.
We are going to surpass 6,000 cases before Sept 24st, without any further Liberia updates. And frankly the lack of reporting from Liberia is scarier than a report from them putting us over 6,000.
Our troops are going to be where no reports are coming from.