Americans totally unprepared to deal with social chaos that's sure to follow domestic Ebola outbreak

Wednesday, September 24, 2014
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Tags: Ebola outbreak, social chaos, food shortages

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(NaturalNews) The CDC now estimates that Ebola will explode over the next few months, infecting 550,000 to 1.4 million people by the end of January.

In response to this, most Americans remain in a state of blatant denial, paying more attention to NFL scandals than how much food they have (or don't have) in the pantry.

The current state of delusional thinking across most of the U.S. population is grounded in the idea that Ebola is "an Africa thing" and can't possibly reach North America. This delusion is only reinforced by the hollow claims of Presidents and politicians who insist the chances of Ebola ever reaching America are extremely small. These are the same people, of course, who also claim the southern border is secure, the federal budget is balanced and that the way to spread more peace is to drop more bombs.

If Ebola does come to America, the widespread lack of basic preparedness will of course result in widespread panic and desperation. In a nation where most households barely have enough food to cover nine meals, today's "polite" society is just three days away from outright panic.

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The U.S. government is preparing for mass population control

All the federal preparations we've witnessed and covered over the last several years suddenly make sense: the billions of rounds of ammo purchased by DHS, portable roadside checkpoint booths, the activation of "emergency centers," the U.S. State Department's purchase of 160,000 viral pandemic hazmat suits, etc.

It's now clear beyond any doubt that the U.S. government is expecting a catastrophic event to take place on U.S. soil. The government is also expecting most of the population to be completely unprepared, having virtually no food, water, medicine or other supplies to keep themselves alive.

While we can't read the minds of government preppers, it's a near-certainty that their imagined scenarios include a power grid failure from EMP weapons, a nuclear bomb scenario in a major U.S. city, and a pandemic outbreak scenario (among others). The U.S. federal government currently believes that the population should be strongly discouraged from preparing on their own and that all prepping activities beyond a 3-day effort should be solely conducted by government. (This is a recipe for weak national security, but then again that seems to be the goal these days...)

The clueless mainstream media, meanwhile, incessantly satirizes all preppers, acting as if anyone who believes in food insurance is somehow mentally ill. Even across religious organizations, most churches don't openly recommend prepping activities. The Mormon Church, thankfully, directly advocates food storage and proactive preparedness planning, so you can expect tremendous food security across much of Utah and Idaho.

But for most of the country, an Ebola pandemic or other similar crisis will very quickly result in widespread rioting across major U.S. cities at a scale that would put Ferguson, Missouri to shame.

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