The Other Side of Ebola: Capitalism's Weak Resistance to Ebola

lt;p>While the media focuses on airport&nbsp;security and other similar measures to &quot;prevent&quot; Ebola spreading, they distract from what is really at the heart of Ebola spreading in Western Africa: the&nbsp;systematic&nbsp;historic and economic&nbsp;plundering of the region.</p>
While the media focuses on airport security and other similar measures to "prevent" Ebola spreading, they distract from what is really at the heart of Ebola spreading in Western Africa: the systematic historic and economic plundering of the region.

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