holy cow. theres just no way that were anywhere near prepared to deal with this virus if this example is close to being accurate. for example, where in the world would you possibly obtain 2,500 gallons of bleach each day? and how many other medical facilities in each city would be needing the same thing? the nations bleach supply would probably be dried up within days (time to buy some stock in clorox). also, imagine trying to get rid of all that bio-waste? its not likely youll be allowed to just dump 2,500 gallons of bleach and Ebola by-product down into the drains - each day. the storm drains would send it into the ground and water supplies, to places where animals would be drinking it. and the sewer drains are leading directly into sewage treatment plants, from which some of the water that we send down those pipes is often recycled back into drinking water. so what will we do with all of it? id say fire, but apparently there is concern about that (in the end, my guess is that that will be the acceptable option that well employ). come quickly Lord...
Posted on: Wed, 22 Oct 2014 06:56:49 +0000