HOLY F S**T!! Hantavirus is EBOLA in disguise and IT'S IN THE USA! Rsoe link! Google Hantavirus ebola.

Ebola? Here?

Now check this the fuck out!!!

[link to outbreaks.globalincidentmap.com]

Now check this the fuck out!!!

[link to outbreaks.globalincidentmap.com]

LOOK.

[link to outbreaks.globalincidentmap.com]

"The president of the Oglala Sioux tribe says a young tribal member recently died from an illness caused by a virus that's carried by deer mice."

holy fucking shit that's like 25 min away from me

ALL of the flashing light green squares over US territory on the global incident map at the link below are indicating single Hantavirus infections or outbreaks.

[link to outbreaks.globalincidentmap.com]

weird, is this normal? there are cases in oregon, south dakota and illinois...

ah, ok. so, is this normal?

WTF, it's time to panic, do the research, I wonder how many cases there really are.

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I'm trained in virology and I've never heard of a hantavirus case outside of California or one of the southwestern states. Certainly this type of infection is usually only seen in the Western U.S. Most of the hantavirus cases I am familiar with occur on the Navajo Indian Reservation in northern Arizona/New Mexico.

I'm trained in virology and I've never heard of a hantavirus case outside of California or one of the southwestern states. Certainly this type of infection is usually only seen in the Western U.S. Most of the hantavirus cases I am familiar with occur on the Navajo Indian Reservation in northern Arizona/New Mexico.

I know that there tend to be more hantavirus outbreaks when there is alot of rainfall because this helps to sustain a larger number of field mice. Urine and feces get left behind from field mice that get into grain stored in someone's barn or storeroom. Humans cleaning that up without wearing proper protective gear is how hantavirus usually gets passed from animals to humans.

I know that there tend to be more hantavirus outbreaks when there is alot of rainfall because this helps to sustain a larger number of field mice. Urine and feces get left behind from field mice that get into grain stored in someone's barn or storeroom. Humans cleaning that up without wearing proper protective gear is how hantavirus usually gets passed from animals to humans.

Goodness, it occurs out of those areas: Where did you train? [link to www.cdc.gov]
Although nobody will likely pay attention to this post as I'm anti-doomy re: hantavirus.

I know that there tend to be more hantavirus outbreaks when there is alot of rainfall because this helps to sustain a larger number of field mice. Urine and feces get left behind from field mice that get into grain stored in someone's barn or storeroom. Humans cleaning that up without wearing proper protective gear is how hantavirus usually gets passed from animals to humans.

They're both considered forms of 'viral haemorrhagic fever'. Check out this link I found - creepy.

[link to dermatology.about.com]

holy fucking shit that's like 25 min away from me

EBOLA:

that's the way Dr Elizabeth Shaw's dad died in the recent 'god was an alien' film PROMETHEUS.

[link to www.prometheus-movie.com]

COINCIDENCES, they don't exist in Conspiracy Land.

LOOK.

[link to outbreaks.globalincidentmap.com]