Nah! That couldn't be it. What are you, nuts or something.:rolleyes: Perhaps it's having spent too much time in Colorado that's causing your thought processes to be flawed. :rolleyes:

Seriously, your theory will never float here, what with all the anti-government and naysayers talking like they're experts and anyone who says differently is, well, out of their mind. I, however, agree with you, and hope that they are indeed getting this problem under control over in West Africa. After all, we have bigger things to worry about, like Ferguson, Missouri, which will now monopolize the news media for the next few weeks or so, or until something new comes along. It's really no wonder that nothing gets done here, what with everyone flitting from one issue to another, without closure on anything.

Four days ago the UN put out that the epidemic is "not even close to over." And all the known individuals that contracted it in Mali have died. Mali hasn't closed it's borders. Liberia is doing better, but Sierra Leone infections are increasing. And on the 17 of November, the USA put travel restrictions/enhanced ebola questioning for anyone traveling from Mali.

I'm not fearmongering, just reporting the facts which can be easily read about with a simple internet search.

But we're going to be ok because ebola patients don't cough or sneeze. Dr. Skywatch says so.