Dr. James White discusses Ebola transmission. Should we be worried? What should we do?

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“The Biggest Problem is that We Just Don’t Know How it’s Transmitted”

Published on October 2, 2014

Something happened in Texas Tuesday that wasn’t supposed to happen. Ebola, the disease that has recently ravaged parts of Africa, appeared on US soil. The identity of the infected seems a bit sketchy, but then what else would you expect from “official” sources? For the last couple months, the Ebola outbreak in Africa has been steady news; but always thought of as being “over there” and not much to worry about. Now, all that has changed.

With the Agenda 21 program in full-swing for some time now, the American populace, more than ever, has migrated into a more compact, urban environment. This is certainly convenient for commuting and retail centralization, but potentially disastrous for the transmission of disease; especially one in which the infected may unknowingly transmit the virus to others for days ahead of any symptoms. The ramifications for larger cities like Chicago, LA or New York are almost unspeakable. Let’s pray that this remains contained.

On The Liberty Brothers Radio Show, we enjoy the great benefit of having a couple of outstanding patriot and liberty-minded doctors who join us on-air from time to time. One such doc is James White, Jr. Dr. White has extensive experience in healthcare, and has treated almost every disease that is found in America between his many years in the Army, and his many years as Executive Director of Detroit Healthcare for the Homeless. We had Dr. White as a guest two months ago, during which time we discussed the possibility of airborne Ebola. That interview can be seen here. Dr. White’s resume’ can be seen by clicking here.

I conducted the following interview solo, as my broadcast partner Jason is home with his family in Butte, Montana. Dr. White is not sounding the alarm for panic, but he does think that we need to take action now while we still have time.