Verbal Ebola

Ever wonder why the Usual Suspects increasingly talk about weaponizing language? It started with “misinformation”, how to discredit those pesky conspiracy theorists, then it graduated to concepts like “prebunking” to poison Normals’ minds against dissent… ever wonder how far it can go?

Can you spread a plague using only social media?

How Cultural Practices In Africa Are Spreading Ebola

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By Joseph Alton MD, 28 May 2026

Anyone who’s read the news over the last decade or so has probably heard of Ebola. Also known as Ebola hemorrhagic fever, it’s a viral disease that appears not uncommonly in African countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. This time, a rare strain known as Bundibugyo has appeared in Congo and sickened, so far, 1,000 people, with 220 succumbing.

I’ve read 1k people known-exposed, not 1k people symptomatic, but it’s definitely a big outbreak.

As Ebola is spread by bodily fluids, close contact is highly likely to lead to infection of relatives. This is the case even with dead bodies. The body is infectious for at least several days. Here’s where the local funeral practices have led to conflict with authorities: It’s imperative, culturally, for family members to take possession of the body to honor the deceased relative. You might not be surprised that the experts say this is not the best policy

Traditionally, funerals last up to several days. During this time, community elders or loved ones (often older women) tend to the body in their own homes, washing them and dressing them in their finest clothes. Sometimes, they will even sleep next to the corpse as it lies in state. The idea is to receive elements of the spirit of the departed person.

As you can imagine, contact with a highly contagious corpse is risky business. In the 2014 epidemic, transmission of the virus to family members of deceased individuals accounted for 80 percent of new cases in Sierra Leone and a majority of cases in Guinea. Slowing the spread of Ebola requires, therefore, persuading families to change funeral practices or risk deadly contagion.

Hospitals are holding briefings with the family as to what the process is when a person dies of Ebola, but customs are difficult to change.

If you don’t want to get Ebola then don’t sleep with rotting corpses. Good to know! Now here’s where things get interesting.

A second Ebola treatment center is set ablaze in eastern Congo, with 18 suspected cases fleeing

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By Justin Kabumba and Wilson McMakin, 23 May 2026

BUNIA, Congo (AP) — Angry residents of a town at the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo attacked and burned a tent that was part of a health center where people are being treated for the virus, the staff there said Saturday. It was the second such attack in the region in a week.

No one was hurt in the attack, according to initial reports but as patients ran out to escape the fire, 18 people with suspected Ebola infections left the facility and are now unaccounted for, a local hospital director said.

The angry residents had arrived at the clinic in the town of Mongbwalu on Friday night and set fire to a tent set up for suspected and confirmed Ebola cases by the Doctors Without Borders humanitarian group, Dr. Richard Lokudi, director of the Mongbwalu hospital, told The Associated Press.

On Thursday, another treatment center, in the town of Rwampara, was burned down after family members were banned from retrieving the body of a local man suspected to have died of Ebola.

Such incidents have happened before, but apparently not at this scale, and the mob arriving the day before, doing damage and not being dispersed before doing it again is worrisome. Nobody jokes about site security in Africa. Mainstream journalism doesn’t do context but fortunately for us, Dr. Malone did:

The Ebola Story You’re Getting Is True. It’s Also Built to Be Forgotten.

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By Dr. Robert W. Malone, 26 May 2026

The outbreak is centered in Ituri and the Kivu provinces, among the most violent regions in the world, where scores of armed groups operate. The largest, the M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, seized the major cities of Goma and Bukavu this year.

Meanwhile, Erik Prince (formerly of Blackwater fame) retook the city of Uvira for the national government, with mercenary forces and IDF trainers. Relax, no need for a map & scorecard… I don’t have that long of an attention span myself… just sayin’ who the players are.

Several of the cities now reporting Ebola cases are under rebel administration rather than government control. The Congolese health system cannot operate freely in the areas where transmission is highest. That constraint, not any failure of medical technique, is the central reason the outbreak is not being contained.

The population also resists the response, and the resistance is not simple ignorance. Treatment centers have been burned twice in a single recent week. Health workers have been attacked. Families have fought burial teams for their dead. Officials and much of the coverage classify this as “misinformation,” a framing that obscures more than it explains.

Hmm, this might be the time the boy cried wolf and there really was a wolf. The locals were truly misinformed if they thought jailbreaking plague corpses and Buboes Bernie was a good idea. Was somebody fanning the flames of that simmering cultural resentment? Let’s see if I can build a case.

After the 2014 West Africa epidemic, the world produced a [Zaire-strain] Ebola vaccine and two approved antibody treatments. None of those tools are [effective] for this [Bundibugyo] strain… The existing antibody treatments were tested against it and did not improve survival. There is no approved vaccine and no approved treatment for the disease now spreading.

Bundibugyo is rare, with only two prior outbreaks ever, in 2007 and 2012, which is why no countermeasure was developed for it. The current options are experimental: an antibody cocktail with strong results in monkeys and no proof in humans, and the antiviral remdesivir, the COVID drug, both being moved toward clinical trials that have not yet begun. Frontline care consists of managing fever, administering fluids, and supportive therapy.

So, the Usual Suspects have a fat financial motivation to seed Congo with this rare variant of Ebola? A strong start to my conspiracy theory!

The government issuing the instructions is itself compromised. President Tshisekedi is maneuvering toward a third term. His predecessor, an eighteen-year ruler stripped of immunity and accused of treason, is openly backing the rebels. A government in that position has limited standing to demand public compliance, which weakened the centralized response from the start.

Textbook African corruption by outside interference. Are the people propping him up, the same people who produce remdesivir?

Eastern Congo holds enormous reserves of cobalt, copper, lithium, tantalum, and gold, the critical minerals in demand for batteries and electronics. The war is, in large part, a contest over that wealth. In December 2025 the United States, the DRC, and Rwanda signed a set of agreements in Washington that traded mineral access for security guarantees. The American president stated the terms openly: the United States gets “a lot of the mineral rights from the Congo as part of it.” Human Rights Watch, not a marginal source, characterized the arrangement as “a mineral deal first, an opportunity for peace second.”

Yep, same people. I looked up that agreement and… Trump called it “The Washington Accords”. Sounds familiar, and as ALWAYS, the text of what Trump negotiated was not made available to the American people. I’m not sure even Congress is told anymore. I assume it’s the usual African “loot everything for as long as the puppet stays bribed.”

Within a week of the December signing, M23 advanced toward another city. Fighting spread to new provinces. The rebels who hold the contested ground were never party to the negotiations, so the agreement bound the actors who could not stop the war and left the war itself untouched.

The connection to the virus is concrete, not figurative. The gold-mining economy moved infected people around the region before the outbreak was identified. It began in a mining hub. The mobility that spreads the disease and the extraction that drives the war are the same economy. This is a resource conflict with a virus moving through it, and the governments with the most leverage have treated that conflict primarily as a procurement opportunity.

Here’s a timeline:

1906: World Zionism considers Uganda for a Jewish homeland (the Uganda Scheme), along with other sites such as Patagonia (Andinia Plan), Siberia, Madagascar (proposed not only by That Guy), Grand Island New York (New Ararat), Palestine and even Japan (the unserious Fugu Plan). Uganda was discarded because it didn’t come with a guarantee of Temple Mount ownership in the future. Also, “hello fellow white people” didn’t work on the Maasai.

1996-2017: Zionist Dan Gertler (grandson of Moshe Schnitzer, co-founder of the Israel Diamond Exchange) operates multiple mineral-extraction companies in Congo. Eventually sanctioned out of business in 2017 by USA for corruption & human-rights abuses, lifted as one of Trump-1’s final acts, reversed by Biden two months later.

17 October 2023: Barely ten days after the precipitating incident, Israeli authorities publicly float the idea of forcibly relocating Palestinians from Gaza to Congo.

November 2025: Israeli President Isaac Herzog visits Congo, the official meeting in a long time. A few days later, Congo normalizes relations with Israel.

December 2025: Israel (via Trump) signs the Washington Accords with Congo: ZOG can loot everything if only they prop up the current President Tshisekedi against his China-aligned predecessor & rival.

Early 2026: Reports of IDF trainers and mercenary outfits historically linked to Israel come out of the Congo. It’s a mess with no end in sight.

April-May 2026: A rare variant of Ebola appears, one that can only be treated (so far as Western media claims) by Zionist-manufactured remdesivir, on an emergency-use basis AGAIN no less, and the locals are trying unusually hard & effectively to spread Ebola among their own people… their opposed-to-the-Zionist-puppet people.

Zionist Jewry has everything to gain by fanning this Ebola outbreak from semiconductors to a backup homeland, and a people that fatally stupid are probably easy for crisis actors to manipulate. Weaponizing language is a primary goal for all of today’s factions. Notice Pope Chicago cited language weaponization as one of his Five Points for “achieving world dignity” in his recent Magnifica Humanitas. And Zionists keep getting exposed as operators of illegal bioweapon labs. (Latest is Ori Solomon in Nevada.) And Central Africa is one of the ((philanthropies’)) favorite places to do bioweapon research anyway.

I can’t prove anything. It’s just another Cohencidence if somebody is stampeding the locals to take back their diseased dead by force. If so, it’s an example of how mere words can kill. Whenever they finally do Covid-2 to us, I bet they will plant bad advice intended to kill the dissidents who follow it. In fact, they already did with Covid-1. Remember the misuse of respirators? Bad advice, pushed immediately, with the result of inflating the morbidity statistics before people knew how bad it would NOT be.

Words CAN kill, and somebody in Congo might be excitedly experimenting with the concept.

Postscript

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20 February 2026

The US government is encouraging companies to invest in Congo’s critical metals. KoBold, a start-up backed by Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, agreed to buy a stake in a huge lithium mine in Congo in mid-2025.

Mister “Decade of Vaccines” himself.

In September, reports emerged that Glencore was in talks to sell a stake in Kamoto Copper Company, one of Congo’s largest copper and cobalt operations. Potential interested parties include the New York investment firm Orion Resource Partners and mining giant Rio Tinto, with potential US government financing. But the talks have been complicated by Gertler’s ongoing 2.5 percent royalty on net revenues from KCC—by some estimates, his royalties on Congolese mines will generate an average of $200,000 a day for at least another decade. An anti-corruption NGO, Global Witness, noted recently that Congo stands to lose more than $3.7 billion because of Gertler’s deals, according to estimates made by the civil society coalition Le Congo N’est Pas à Vendre.

Gertler has reportedly agreed to a version of the Biden plan: He will sell his royalties, which could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, divest from Congo, and participate in an audit. The US in turn would provide a license that would conditionally lift the sanctions. Details are still being hashed out in Washington.

Trump is not likely to push Gertler out of Congo, assuming he wants to return. In March 2026, the last of Gertler’s legal troubles were settled. Convenient timing.

On January 16, 2001, Laurent-Désiré Kabila was killed, reportedly by one of the child soldiers who had been assigned to guard him. Joseph Kabila [his son] ascended to become the fourth president of Congo at just 29 years old. By April, Kabila’s new government was persuaded by the IMF and the World Bank to withdraw from the contract with Gertler after only eight months. At first Gertler was livid: How could his friend have double-crossed him? He called Kabila over and over but got no response. He threatened legal action.

Sounds like a front in the Globalist-Zionist civil war.

Kabila’s new administration convinced Gertler to cool down. They saw Gertler as an “important asset to use,” Sanderson told me, because of his “connections to the Israeli government and, most especially, to the Israeli military.”

Kabila appointed Gertler special envoy, and the young Israeli began traveling to the US on the president’s behalf. He was instrumental in brokering a 2003 peace deal between Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda.

Kabila talked to China while sending Gertler to Washington. In 2007 Kabila signed the Sicomines (Sino-Congolais des Mines) agreement with China, removing him from ZOG’s influence. He decided to term out in 2018** and was replaced by Tshisekedi. The new guy spent three years purging Kabila loyalists, tore up the Sicomines agreement and called Washington. Kabila is now the head of the M23/Rwandan opposition.

So, the modern Congo is a proxy war between ZOG and PRC. You wouldn’t have believed me if I’d said otherwise, right?

If there’s a limited outbreak of Bundibugyo-Ebola elsewhere in the near future, that might be Chinese payback. The possibility explains Trump’s curiously prudent move to quarantine air travel from Africa. China would have to do any payback deniably and slipping a Patient Zero past airport security was the most obvious way.

Post-postscript

**That’s just after USA “discovered” Gertler was corrupt? Sounds like Kabila bribed USA to do that, but 2017-2020 was Trump-1. I checked and my error was not dating Kabila’s influence in USA to when it began…

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The Chinese company in which Hunter Biden held a stake invested in a Congolese mine that was the site of gross human rights abuses and at least one death.

Biden, son of Democratic presidential frontrunner Joe Biden, joined the board of Chinese investment firm BHR in 2013, while his father served as vice president. He purchased A 10 PERCENT STAKE in the company in 2017…

Ah, there’s the bribe. And the bagman. Gertler was subsequently sanctioned. Yes, I recall Trump Derangement was quite common in the Trump-1 administration.

…and maintained that stake even after he resigned from the board in October. Among BHR’s investments was the largest cobalt and copper mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Tenke Fungurume mine, where the Congolese military in June executed a brutal crackdown on illegal mining viewed as a threat to the mine’s bottom line.

Never thought I’d be nostalgic for the Biden years.