Why African Leaders Must Stop The US Government From Spreading Ebola

Peter Piot, Belgian microbiologist claims discovered Ebola in Congo in 1976, but the disease exists in Crimea since 1943

If one person is confirmed killed by Ebola in any African country, means that country is in trouble. Flights from that country to the outside world can be cancelled. The result is always disastrous, affecting the economy of that country.

Instead of African leaders to unite and demand answers from the US government, they struggle to deny that there is no Ebola in their countries. This is the situation in Uganda at the moment as the Health Ministry denies that Ebola has claimed someone.

As earlier warned, one suspected Ebola patient died at Fort Portal regional referral hospital in western Uganda on Monday, November 26, 2018, but, as earlier warned, yet the Ugandan Government still denies Ebola existed in Uganda.

The suspect from Bundibugyo District was rushed for burial by the Fort Portal Ebola task force team. Dr. Karissa Kyebambe, the deputy hospital administrator at Fort Portal regional referral hospital confirmed that the suspect died on Monday afternoon and was one of the alert cases of Ebola and his blood samples have been taken to Entebbe virus research institute for analysis.

“What I can say is that we received the patient as one of the alert cases of Ebola and we have taken the blood samples and after confirmation, I shall tell you but you should know that in Uganda, we have not declared any Ebola case,” Dr. Kyembabe said.

According to him, the health facility receives many alert cases but they test negative. Rev Gad Mugisha, one of the members of Ebola task force team for Kabarole District said after the death of the patient, they immediately safeguarded the body and transported it to Bundibugyo District for burial.

“What I can comment now is that we have reached Ntoroko going to Bundibugyo with the body and we shall bury him immediately and we come back,” he said.

At Fort Portal regional referral hospital where the patient died, there was panic among patients in the male ward where the suspect had been admitted. Patients said the medical staff took long to remove him from the ward.

“If the deceased is an Ebola case that means all of us need an examination because the body spent hours in the ward and by the time he was taken, many of us were not aware,” said Ms. Jane Kasiime, a patient who was found at the facility on Monday evening.

On November 10, a blood sample was taken from the Victim and sent to Kampala Government laboratory. The Kampala laboratory confirmed that the patient died of Crimean Congo Haemorrhagic Fever (Ebola).

Also on November 10, another patient, Babukika Steven, age 56, from Rwakatera Village, was also admitted to the same hospital and died with all symptoms of Ebola. He died the same day waiting for health officials to bury him.

Despite the cases of these patients with all symptoms of Ebola on November 13, 2018, minister Moriku stated; “There is no confirmed case of Ebola in Uganda.” But on November 4, 2018, within an official document which is in our possession, it is stated that within Niakybale Hospital Tumuhereze Wallen, age 23, died with all symptoms of Ebola.

There is no confusion Crimean hemorrhagic fever is identical to Congo's Ebola

Crimean Congo hemorrhagic fever's (CCHF) first outbreak was reported in 1944-1945 in the Crimea region, the reason the disease is called Crimean Hemorrhagic Fever. Ten years later and specifically in 1956, the virus was isolated from a febrile patient in Belgian Congo and this isolate was noted to have the same antigenic structure with the Crimean strains.

For this reason, the virus was called Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever but is completely identical to the Congo Ebola virus. CCHF virus has been observed in Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa, Nigeria, Senegal, Uganda, Tanzania, Mauritania, Kenya, Liberia, Siera Leone, and Guinee Bissau.

Belgium Professor Peter Piot the biggest Ebola liar

Again, tirelessly, scientist Johan van Dongen and investigative journalist Joel Savage have taken African leaders incompetency into consideration, to ask them the reason they sit on the presidential seats, living in corruption by taking Africa’s money to Swiss Banks, while Europe and America used Africans as Guinea pigs, to test all the dangerous Ebola vaccines and devices manufactured in Europe and America.

Micro-surgeon Johan van Dongen is not scared to say that “The Ebola virus was man-made and tested on Africans in Uganda and Zaire, under the guidance of Belgium medics, in order to find vaccines against it for military defending purposes. After the Ebola outbreaks in Africa, apparently, nobody is interested in finding a cure for Africa.”

On October 13, 1994, in an interview with Humo, one of Belgium’s news magazines, Belgium’s professor Guido van der Groen said “The U.S. military laboratories slated for Ebola and HIV, to develop into a biological weapon in the early sixties.

Because he regrets of revealing the truth, Groen now claims that: Ebola was invented in the 1960s in Fort Detrick and in Congo. Humo has archive copies of all their magazines. Anyone who doubts this article should contact Humo publishers.

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Once in 1976, a research team had been formed, including a special Belgian Aids researcher, to meet at the Antwerp Prince Leopold Institute of Tropical Medicine.

To their surprise, they didn’t find only members of the American National Institute of Health but also many others, including the director of the American National Institute of Allergy and Infection Diseases NIAID, and surprisingly the director Peter Piot of the Prince Leopold Institute itself.

Yes, Peter Piot, the one and only who proclaimed to be the discoverer of the Ebola virus is a liar because the disease already existed in Crimea 1943 and 1956.

The Center for Disease Control healthcare workers who are retracted from the Ebola epidemic in Congo is located at the East African Yellow Fever Institute in Kampala. Every blood sample is examined by those American CDC employees.

UVRI is located at 51-59 Nakiwogo Road, in Entebbe, Uganda, approximately 36 kilometers (22 mi), south of Kampala, the capital and largest city in Uganda

The organization was established in 1936 as the Yellow Fever Research Institute by the Rockefeller Foundation. In 1947, scientists researching yellow fever placed a rhesus macaque in a cage in the Zika Forest.

The monkey developed a fever, and researchers isolated from its serum a transmissible agent that was first described as Zika virus in 1952.

Scientist Johan Van Dongen and the Belgian journalist and writer, Joel Savage

Other noteworthy arboviruses discovered at the institute include Chikungunya virus, West Nile virus, Bwamba virus, Semliki Forest virus, O'nyong'nyong virus, and Kadam virus.

In 1950, after gaining regional recognition, the Institute was renamed the East African Virus Research Institute, under which identify many of its noteworthy accomplishments were published. In 1977, it was reorganized under its current name.

Recently, the Immunization, Vector Biology and Arbovirology laboratories were designated as Centers of Excellence by the World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa.

UVRI collaborates with various agencies including WHO, Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Medical Research Council (MRC) and National Institutes of Health - USA to implement projects at the institute. The majority of staff at UVRI, are employed by The Government of Uganda.