Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Nothing Happened on 9-11 This Year

But ebola, a disease for which we the people of USA now have a patent, is oddly getting out of hand.  Against all disease control, we at great expense shipped diseased patience from the source to the USA.  Now we are sending 3000 soldiers into the epidemic area, to this end.
The Obama administration is ramping up its response to west Africa’s Ebola crisis, preparing to assign 3,000 US military personnel to the afflicted region to supply medical and logistical support to overwhelmed local healthcare systems and to boost the number of beds needed to isolate and treat victims of the epidemic.
Barack Obama is to announce the stepped-up effort on Tuesday during a visit to the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta amid alarm that the outbreak could spread and the deadly virus could mutate into a more easily transmitted disease.
Alarmingly, one function of the Centers for Disease Control is to mutate diseases to be more easily transmitted.  How many soldiers will contract the disease and bring it back to USA?

Having gotten our asses well and truly kicked, again, by farmers, again, and become isolated in world affairs, USA is retreating to mad scientist "disease control" and what better diseases to control than ones for which we have a patent?

That Obama would make his announcement at the Center for Disease Control sends a message: the same department that ran the Tuskegee Experiments will be running the Africa Ebola gig.  No one was ever prosecuted for the Tuskegee crimes.  Get it?  No one will be this time around either.

Is it possible all these elements add up to something benign?

No.

Stop the Ebola deployments.  Cut the military budget and tell the Africans to figure it out for themselves.  It's none of our country's business, we cannot yet manage our country, provision health care for the thousands dying of preventable disease in USA.  Let private companies address the disease, since ultimately, it can only be addressed thus anyway.

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