At this point it is only a matter of time before Ebola and ISIS collide

What will that look like? At present rates of Ebola it will likely be in Syria and Iraq by Christmas. After all, the Middle East and Africa are connected. We likely will first see cases of Ebola in Libya. Because of the chaos and lack of government because of militias there, Libya likely will become a firestorm of Ebola because everything has broken down there.

Will Ebola wake people up so they work together or will it simply throw Libya into a worse chaos?

This remains to be seen. Also, Egypt might want to watch Libya because if Libya starts getting Ebola cases then Egypt will be next likely. If Egypt has Ebola cases then Israel likely would be next and on down the line.

What will this do to governments, infrastructure, etc. ?

All this is unknown at present.

Will Ebola make it into Europe?

I think if we see Ebola in Israel we are going to see it in Europe on some level. One could also make the statement that if it makes it into Libya, Egypt or Israel we would see it in Europe very soon. I think Ebola's route into Europe would likely be from illegals on boats landing on shores at night. Because air entry would be watched if it was public flights. Only private flights likely could be a real problem.

What is the time table?

I think January might be when we see it in Libya. If we see Ebola in Libya in January likely by March or April we would see it in Europe and by June we would see it in the U.S. and north and south America. And once it is there you are going to see it everywhere on earth sort of all at once at that point.

So, likely if Ebola isn't stopped now the whole world will be reeling from it and weaker governments around the world collapsing temporarily or permanently (the weaker 50% of governments) at that time.

So, if it isn't stopped  by Christmas and reducing by then it is likely going to hit every country on earth by next year this time.

Remember, what is happening now mathematically brings somewhere between 20,000 and 200,000 cases of Ebola in Africa by December on it's present course trajectory.

It isn't the cases governments know about that are the problem. It's the ones they don't know about soon enough that is the problem worldwide.

I think if Ebola is all over the world by next fall this time we must expect up to 50% of governments to collapse temporarily or permanently and up to 50% or more of the human race to be gone within 3 to 5 years.

This doesn't end technology but it might temporarily end farming while trying to get this under control. So, many people might starve during this process worldwide. So, up to 1/2 of those that could die from this over the next 3 to 5 years likely will starve if it isn't stopped in Africa by December.