eagle1462010
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Ebola would be an excellent biological weapon. Terrorists getting injected, a quick flight to the US and with a two week incubation, one person could infect thousands before he died a horrible, painful death. These clowns here aparrently haven't watching the news lately. Too busy reading Obama's poll numbers I suppose.The problem is that the "premise" of this thread, and what OldSchool referred to as "ridiculous" is about Ebola as a bio-terror agent, not the idea of bio-terror attacks in general.
I think post #112 is a good question for you to answer. I don't care about that troll. I want to talk about terrorism and biological weapons.
There are hundreds of thousands of diseases more deadly and more easily spread than ebola.
Well, you also have to consider how easy it is to obtain. Right now, at this time, it would not be very challenging to spread Ebola, considering the outbreak that is occurring.
So, under your theory, a bunch of jihadists travel to Sierra Leone and lick the sweat off an infected ebola patient, then get on a plane and fly to New York.
Then what?
The disease can only be spread once symptoms start - and the symptoms are severe. Are these infected jihadists going to vomit in Times Square, hoping that someone licks it up?
Do a little research on the transmission vectors of ebola. It's not as scary as you've been lead to believe.
Please explain to me then why Sierre Leon has placed 2 million people on house arrest in order to contain it then.