For the fifth time in recorded history, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a global health emergency, this time in response to an Ebola outbreak that continues to ravage the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
According to official data, some 2,500 people have already been infected this time around – and some of these infected individuals may have entered the United States, as the government has been importing Congolese "refugees" through San Antonio, Texas, and distributing them across the country.
A known testing ground for bioweapons experimentation, Africa is where Ebola outbreaks often start. But they usually stay contained within Africa, which is why health officials are now starting to panic over the prospect that a global pandemic could be in the works.
Despite declaring this Ebola outbreak as a global emergency, WHO's general director Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stopped short of classifying it as an "international" emergency – the implication being that the disease is still contained within the Congo, despite still being a threat to the rest of the world.
Where Ebola is spreading is still anyone's guess, however, as Congolese migrants continue to make their way into the United States via Texas, threatening the lives and liberty of American citizens who never voted to allow such an invasion in the first place.
What we do know is that at least 1,700 people have died thus far as a result of this latest Ebola outbreak, which was recently detected in the city of Goma, which has a population of roughly two million people.
"This is still a regional emergency and by no way a global threat," insists WHO's emergency committee chairman from the University of Zurich in Switzerland.
Don't be fooled: disease outbreaks in Africa are practice efforts for a real global pandemic
The other four global health emergencies declared by WHO include one in 2016 for the Zika virus epidemic; another in 2014 for Ebola in West Africa; another that same year for polio resurgence in a handful of countries; and the infamous one in 2009 for influenza.
This latest declaration comes roughly a year after Ebola first struck the Congo and began to spread rapidly, despite efforts to stop it. Ghebreyesus says it's the worst possible disease to impact one of the world's most dangerous areas, and that it could continue well into 2020.
It's currently the second-largest Ebola outbreak in history next to the one from 2014-2015, which is said to have infected nearly 29,000 people, resulting in more than 11,000 deaths.
What's interesting about these outbreaks is that they often appear in conjunction with calls by the "elite" for better "population control," which is exactly what happened a few years back when a plague outbreak started not long after Prince William publicly stated that "urgent depopulation efforts" were necessary to save the world.
As Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, warned at the time, deep state globalists are actually creating, and then weaponizing, these deadly diseases as an act of medical genocide against the world's "useless eaters," which apparently include black people in Africa.
You see, the "elite" don't actually think that black lives matter, at least beyond their votes. And since black people in Africa can't vote in elections where the "elite" hold power, they're easy targets for elimination.
"[A] covert depopulation program is being run by the World Health Organization, targeting Africans for extermination via infertility chemicals administered under the guise of 'vaccines.'" (Related: BOMBSHELL science paper documents the depopulation chemical covertly spiked into vaccines.)
"These vaccines, notably, contain chemicals that are administered without the informed consent of the women being injected. In fact, the women are deliberately lied to and told the injections are meant to 'protect your health.' But the real reason for the shots is to exterminate blacks in the name of 'science' and 'medicine.'"
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