Chance (22 June 2026)
"Ebola In The News..Again"


 
Hello John and Doves,
 
I see that Ebola is hitting the news hard and heavy again.  Travelers from three West African nations are being closely monitored - U.S. citizens who've been to Congo, South Sudan and Uganda have special travel instructions to follow in order to enter the U.S..
 
The State Department issued arrival restrictions and enhanced Ebola screening for U.S. citizens that have visited these three African countries.  The CDC has banned foreign nationals who have traveled to these countries in the past few weeks from entering the U.S.
 
Americans who have traveled to these three countries are to enter the U.S. via four designated airports:  Washington-Dulles International Airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airports, John F. Kennedy International Airport, and George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
 
At these airports, these passengers will have their temperatures taken and  will be assessed for signs of the disease.  If they have no symptoms they will be allowed to leave the airport.  They will be asked to monitor their health.
 
The State Department has issued new worldwide cautions for expanding public health restrictions and enhancing Ebola screening for arrivals from three West African nations.
 
This particular Ebola is caused by Bundibugyo virus.  There is no vaccine and no treatment.  As of May 27, 2026 there have been 128 confirmed cases - 18 deaths and 1,077 suspected cases.  The epicenter is in Congo.  With a few cases in Uganda.  
 
Congo is in the middle of an armed conflict - which doesn't help with tracking cases.
 
I'm always suspicious of these 'new emerging pathogens' of international concern.
Especially if Bill Gates is somehow involved. And WHO can't be trusted either.
 
 
Is this a coincidence?  
 
"Just four months before the WHO declaration, in January 2026, the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), awarded 26.7 million dollars to Moderna and Oxford University to develop a multivalent mRNA vaccine against Ebola, specifically including the Bundibugyo strain."  One of the founding donors for CEPI was the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.  CEPI is basically 'owned' by Bill Gates.
 
And then earlier this year, two NIH virologists were caught smuggling in deadly pathogens in vials of human samples from Congo.  Two of the pathogens were reported as Ebola and Monkeypox. I wrote a letter 22 May 2026 about this:
 
Here's the story reported by ZeroHedge:
 
To smuggle in pathogens 'suggests' a nefarious use of these pathogens.  Gain-of-function research?  Hybrid, recombinant experiments?  
 
Bundibugyo virus in 2012 in Congo had a death rate of 50%.  So it has a history of being pretty deadly.   Ebola viruses can have mortality rates of 80 to 90%.
 
"..Ebola's lethality, infectiousness, and global spread potential make it a viable candidate for weaponization..."  Virology can have a dual-use:  scientific advances intended for human health or scientific advances repurposed for destructive purposes.
Ebola as a Bioweapon: Rethinking Preparedness in an Age of Converging Threats
 
A virus like this could be purposefully spread to the public via 'infected individuals' - they can simply spread the virus with air travel, public transportation, public events, hospital/school settings, etc.  It is spread via body fluids (urine, saliva, sweat, feces, vomit, breast milk, semen, amniotic fluid, blood) or contaminated objects (clothes, bedding, needles, door knobs, etc) - the virus enters the body through broken skin, mucous membranes of the eyes, nose or mouth.  The virus is not spread through the air.  Not unless 'something' has been done to it...as in gain-of-function.
 
Gain-of-function is the "genetic modification that deliberately enhances that ability of an organism - often a virus or bacterium - to study how such changes affect its function, transmissibility, or virulence.  In simple terms, it means imparting a new or stronger function that the organism didn't previously have."  Such as making an Ebola virus capable of spreading via respiratory droplets...
 
There are four types of orthoebolaviruses:  Ebola virus that causes Ebola virus disease.  Sudan virus that causes Sudan virus disease.  Tai Forest virus that causes Tai Forest virus disease.  And Bundibugyo virus that causes Bundibugyo virus disease.
 
The illness usually starts with what is referred to as "dry" symptoms:  fever, aches, pains, fatigue.  This progresses to "wet" symptoms:  diarrhea, vomiting, unexplained bleeding.
 
Ebola symptoms can appear two days to three weeks after contact with the virus...the infected are 'contagious' when they are sick.  This means "a person is only contagious once they begin showing symptoms of the disease."  That may not be real helpful if the person has flu-like symptoms....or if the virus has been 'gain-of-functioned' to result in contagion before symptoms.  Like SARS-CoV-2 or influenza.
 
In Conclusion:
 
Has 'someone' already gain-of-functioned Ebola?  Or are they working on it now?  Who knows how many other trips to and from the Congo NIH virologists (who worked under Fauci) have made before these two were caught bringing pathogens into the U.S..  This could have been going on for some time.  They just weren't caught.  And will we hear anything more about these two virologists?  I got a gut feeling we won't....
 
Considering the same names keep popping up when it comes to deadly pathogens that could become pandemics...Gates, WHO, China CDC, NIH, NIAID/Fauci, HHS, Moderna, Rockefeller Foundation, etc. - they all seem to know something before it happens...
 
SOS Rubio said that "We cannot and will not allow any cases of Ebola to enter the United States."  "The US is setting up a state of the art facility in Kenya for Americans who may have been exposed to the Ebola virus but who do not have symptoms, Trump administration officials said Wednesday.  This facility is to be set up by the US State Department, US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS - a questionable department, with questionable motives) and the Pentagon.  (Congo is a pretty volatile country.)
 
"However the US has its own specialized network of hospitals that are highly specialized to treat Ebola patients that some experts say would be much better utilized."  Director of the US Agency for International Development's Office of US Foreign Disaster Assistance during the 2014 - 16 West Africa Ebola outbreak said, "One of the things that I just find so viscerally offensive about the administration's posture right now is they're saying basically, if you're an American who gets infected, we don't have your back; you're not welcome in your own country."  This new plan has been called "insane".  And "it will have awful consequences."  And "the plan is reckless, unethical and possibly unlawful."
Americans exposed to Ebola in Africa will be sent to Kenya for care, Trump administration says
 
This plan does seem awfully odd.  They've had soo few cases overall.   And the Americans that have Ebola or close contact have been taken to Germany.  This facility is top-notch for treating Ebola cases.  So why a 'special' facility?  Makes one go 'hmmmm'.
 
And to add to this May 28, 2026 article:  Russian scientists have reportedly developed an Ebola vaccine that could offer protection against the new strain of the deadly virus, including the rare Bundibugyo strain linked to the outbreak in Congo." 
Russia Develops New Ebola Vaccine Against Rare Congo Strain | Times Now
 
I was amused by the "global public health exports" response to this news - they "caution that such claims still require transparent scientific validation to determine the vaccine's safety and effectiveness.." - like what we saw with the "Covid-19 vaccine"??  Laughable. I'd be more likely to  consider a Russian vaccine than a Bill Gates "vaccine".
 
Definitely something to watch if this starts to unravel or become more 'complex'.  And no one knows what our virologists are actually working on....
 
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!
 
Maranatha!
 
Chance