Here we go again, courtesy of the ^&%$#@* Chinese......

[ABNAK]

New ‘Ebola-like’ virus discovered in bats is spreading in China, report says:

https://fism.tv/new-ebola-like-virus...a-report-says/

And we're supposed to AGAIN accept that it comes from bats? Riiiiight.

My God, those rice-eating bastards have once more been playing in labs apparently. For those not "in the know", a hemorrhagic fever ain't no joke. If true (notice that caveat?) it'll make COVID look like a bad cold. Now bodily fluids is how they spread so while extremely fatal it *should* be easier to contain. That said, if our Asian wonder-kids have been screwing with it then the method of spreading would no doubt be the target. An airborne/aerosolized hemorrhagic virus would put the brakes on U.S. civilization real quick like.

I swear, my sigline isn't harsh enough. Should've let MacArthur do what he proposed.

[tgizzard]

Maybe just glass the entire place, just to be sure the spread is put to a halt.


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[.45fan]

I'll personally wax and fuel the Enola Gay if they would bring it out and get it ready for another mission.

[glocktogo]

Canned sunshine is the world’s greatest disinfectant. The whole world should remind the CCP of that fact, and tell them to stop playing with forces beyond their ken.

[lowprone]

NUKE CHINA, make the world safe again !

[ddbtoth]

Ebola? That’s the fun one right? We actually imported cases into the US, right?

[Inkslinger]

Eh, a little lockdown and this one will burn out quick. Real quick!

[ABNAK]

Ebola? That’s the fun one right? We actually imported cases into the US, right?

Yeah, back when Obunghole was in office. That was quite a few years ago though. This one will be uninvited.

[ABNAK]

Someone needs to do a little online searching and see if an, uh, "institute of higher learning" is in or near the city of Xi'an. In other words is there a Wuhan-style lab nearby? And did that little bastard Fauci have a hand in it?

[chuckman]

Interesting article. So we know that coronavirus was prevalent in bats since the early 2000s. We also know that filoviruses can be found in bats. I'm curious to see where this goes. Given the rapid deterioration of people with filoviruses/HV unless they f*** with it in a lab I doubt we'd see it in the US. Filoviruses/hemorrhagic critters like ebola are extraordinarily hard to weaponize