Could Ebola become the next ‘pandemic’?

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EBOLA DECLARATION

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the latest Ebola outbreak in Central Africa a “global health emergency”, warning that the disease “poses a serious international risk as infections spread across borders”.

The declaration, formally known as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), represents the highest level of alert available to WHO under International Health Regulations. It is designed to “trigger urgent international coordination, funding, and medical support to contain outbreaks before they escalate further”.

The current emergency centres on outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, involving the ‘Bundibugyo strain’ of the Ebola virus.

Officials have expressed concern over ‘cross-border transmission’ and the absence of an approved vaccine for this ‘strain’, which they say is ‘complicating efforts to halt the spread’.

WHO says the decision was made following advice from an “emergency committee of international experts” who ‘assessed the outbreak’s severity, the risk of regional expansion and the need for a coordinated global response’.

The emergency declaration is expected to unlock additional international funding and accelerate the deployment of healthcare workers, laboratory support, and medical supplies to affected regions. It also allows WHO to issue temporary recommendations on surveillance, screening, and public health measures.

Among the most important ‘containment tools’ are rapid testing, isolation of infected patients, contact tracing, and the use of protective equipment by healthcare staff.

Safe burial procedures are also regarded as ‘critical’.

Ebola virus is considered ‘one of the world’s deadliest infectious illnesses’, ‘spreading through direct contact with the bodily fluids of infected people or contaminated materials’.

Symptoms typically begin with fever, weakness, and muscle pain – before progressing to vomiting, diarrhoea and, in severe cases, internal and external bleeding.

Under the International Health Regulations, WHO can issue a PHEIC when an event is considered “extraordinary”, poses a public health risk to other countries, and/or may require immediate global action. The mechanism is intended to ‘encourage governments to share information quickly and work together on containment measures’.

Health officials stress that a PHEIC declaration does not mean a disease has become a ‘pandemic’, but rather, it signals that an outbreak is “sufficiently serious to require an internationally coordinated response”.

But considering the involvement of characters like Bill Gates in Ebola research and ‘prevention’, it begs to be asked whether such a situation will evolve further.

Not everything is as it seems when it comes to pathogens and ‘virus outbreaks’, as we learned from the ‘pandemic’ period – and this story may be the exact same.

Don’t trust the narrative that is being spewed out by the mainstream health oligarchy.

PLANNED ALL ALONG?

This is not the first time WHO has invoked its highest emergency alert for Ebola.

In 2014, the organisation declared a global emergency during the West African ‘epidemic’ that affected Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.

That outbreak became the ‘largest Ebola epidemic in recorded history’, reportedly killing more than 11,000 people and overwhelming healthcare systems across the region.

It was during this time that controversial ‘biosecurity’ laws were passed that would eventually underpin COVID-19 restrictions just half a decade later.

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We warned at that time that genomic surveillance of society, coupled with authoritarian quarantine powers, could potentially be the next move of the global elitist parasites.

WHO again declared an international emergency in 2019 after another ‘major outbreak’ in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, fearing it would spread into neighbouring countries.

Now, it is back to rear its ugly head once again.

COVID made us forget about Ebola, but those who are behind the biopharma complex driving these decisions did not – including our good friend, Bill Gates.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has a history of major financial interventions during major Ebola outbreaks, committing over $150 million across various ‘humanitarian crises’.

Their funding primarily targets emergency relief efforts, ‘healthcare system strengthening’, and the research and development of experimental vaccines and treatments.

In 2014, Bill Gates pledged over $50 million for ‘emergency operations and research’ relating to the Ebola outbreak – raising many suspicions with anyone following his work at the time.

The foundation then provided ‘rapid grants’, including $2 million in 2018, to accelerate responses, identify and isolate ‘infected individuals’, and for experimental vaccines.

Fast forward to 2021, and the Gates-funded Gavi Alliance says Ebola may be the next ‘major pandemic’ to emerge following COVID, largely ignored at the time.

Is something fishy going on here beneath the surface?

This is the same Gavi, mind you, that the federal government will provide $386 million dollars to further support from 2026 to 2030 – our largest investment ever into the group.

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Will this ‘global health emergency’ be the one that ‘tips the scales’?

We shall wait to find out what is being planned.

What we do know, is that ‘virus’ season is in full swing.

Over the past month, we have also seen warnings of ‘Hantavirus’ on our television screens, which is supposedly a zoonotic viruses that infects rodents and transmits to humans.

Health authorities are using this event to reinforce the ‘critical role’ of WHO in ‘leading the multilateral cooperation central to global pandemic prevention and control’.

Regardless of which ‘virus’ will be the next ‘pandemic’, they will be ready to capitalise – including with Bill Gates, who has suggested WHO-led ‘rapid response teams’.

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The ‘pandemic treaty’ is still just a few details away from being agreed on, specifically in relation to pathogen data sharing – so there is that to worry about, as well.

Indeed, the pathogen wheels are starting to turn again, and who knows if one of these latest news stories may boil over into a full-blown ‘pandemic’ situation.

One thing is for sure, though: When looking beneath the surface, the same names and entities are always involved – something that should be a red flag for anyone.

Are you concerned with the latest Ebola declaration?

Will this continue to escalate further?

Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comment section below!

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