[Resolute Conservative]

If you think that they are 100% telling the truth on transmission methods then I have a “bridge for sale”...

[Mamzelle]

Yes. I find it very telling that it was a US doctor that got infected, using US hygiene…something may have changed about transmission.

Still, our porous southern border is a lot more dangerous in re Ebola than the first-class Emory...

[jpsb]

The transmission methods is the part of this story that I am watching closely. From very reliable sources I have learned one can catch Ebola from

contact with infected animals (pigs, bats, monkeys)

contact with "droppings" of infected animals

eating any part of an infected animal

touching anything excreted (blood, sweat, urine, fetal matter) by an infected person.

any part of your skin touches any part of an infected persons skin

inhaling the droplets an infected person exhales via sneeze cough.

touching any item an infected person has recently touched.

touching a hard surface that has recently been in contact with anything wore, excreted or touched by an infected person who is dead or nearly dead from Ebola.

I am sure there are other means of Ebola spreading. It appears to me that Ebola is very contagious and could easily spread in a high density US city. I also think things are much worse then we are being told. Only 1500 infected? Only 800+ dead in West Africa? Really? I think way more.