Speaking of loonyism . . .
We'll Tell You How Dangerous Ebola Is After The Election
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Speaking of loonyism . . .
"you lot" ?
yes , it means you and your kind.
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.Maybe Odumbo is extending Odumbocare to Africa now ... and they pay $0 in premiums ...
Mebbe. Odumbo keeps saying, "America doesn't deserve what we have... we owe a lot to Africa"...
Why? History of slave labor? We're still paying for that?
IOW... Odumbo says, "Africans come before Americans"!
WTF? Odumbo is president of AMERICA*, not Africa!
*stupid as that decision was
Odumbo is a BLACK MAN 1ST... A MUSLIM TERRORIST 2ND. (Maybe vice versa?.. makes no diff.) Where he sees his obligations to America rank as its president, who knows?
Half of America is uninformed, inattentive, stupid, and greedy. THAT'S the reason we have this asshat enemy in the WH!
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Guy on a flight from Nigeria to JFK (is that even possible? A direct flight?) vomited himself to death. But no worries, it's not Ebola says the CDC:
http://news.yahoo.com/video/man-dies-aboard-flight-nigeria-125238049.html
http://news.yahoo.com/video/man-dies-aboard-flight-nigeria-125238049.html
Just like their American parasite counters.
Republican Who Wants West Africa Flight Ban Unaware There Are No Direct Flights To U.S.
A member of Congress who wants to ban travel from countries afflicted by the Ebola outbreak appeared to be unaware of a key fact -- that there are no direct flights between the U.S. and Liberia, Guinea or Sierra Leone.
In a Friday morning appearance on MSNBC, Rep. Dennis Ross (R-Fla.) argued that instituting a flight ban, regardless of what experts say, makes sense and said he plans to introduce a bill doing so once Congress reconvenes in November.
"I believe we can nip this in the bud, if you will, at least by banning those flights temporarily until such time as the [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] believes the epidemic is under control and also make sure we don't issue visas to travelers from over there. We have a good border patrol, believe it or not, and they can catch these people with fake passports and fake visas as they come across the border. It just seems to me we ought to have the debate on this and flush this out and that's why I filed the bill to allow for the banning of these flights," he said.
Since there are no direct flights between the hardest-hit nations and the United States, the Florida Republican was pressed to specifically identify which flights he wanted to impose restrictions on.
"I believe there are some flights," Ross responded.
"There are no flights. There are no direct flights that come to the United States from West Africa. That is incorrect," rebutted New York Times reporter Jeremy W. Peters.
"Then we don't have any problem. Everybody's contained, correct?" Ross responded sarcastically. "They are not. They are traveling. They are traveling."
"It will not solve the problem," he added of his bill. "It is a step in the right direction. We know what the source is. We know that they are traveling here."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/17/dennis-ross-ebola-flight-ban_n_6002730.html
A member of Congress who wants to ban travel from countries afflicted by the Ebola outbreak appeared to be unaware of a key fact -- that there are no direct flights between the U.S. and Liberia, Guinea or Sierra Leone.
In a Friday morning appearance on MSNBC, Rep. Dennis Ross (R-Fla.) argued that instituting a flight ban, regardless of what experts say, makes sense and said he plans to introduce a bill doing so once Congress reconvenes in November.
"I believe we can nip this in the bud, if you will, at least by banning those flights temporarily until such time as the [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] believes the epidemic is under control and also make sure we don't issue visas to travelers from over there. We have a good border patrol, believe it or not, and they can catch these people with fake passports and fake visas as they come across the border. It just seems to me we ought to have the debate on this and flush this out and that's why I filed the bill to allow for the banning of these flights," he said.
Since there are no direct flights between the hardest-hit nations and the United States, the Florida Republican was pressed to specifically identify which flights he wanted to impose restrictions on.
"I believe there are some flights," Ross responded.
"There are no flights. There are no direct flights that come to the United States from West Africa. That is incorrect," rebutted New York Times reporter Jeremy W. Peters.
"Then we don't have any problem. Everybody's contained, correct?" Ross responded sarcastically. "They are not. They are traveling. They are traveling."
"It will not solve the problem," he added of his bill. "It is a step in the right direction. We know what the source is. We know that they are traveling here."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/17/dennis-ross-ebola-flight-ban_n_6002730.html