Yesterday a
long-range business jet with an isolation pod left the United States for
Liberia, where it will bring back two Americans infected with Ebola.
Upon getting wind of this decision by the Obama Administration, Twitter
exploded with questions about the deadly virus, which according to the World
Health Organization, is believed to have killed thousands in four West African
nations, is extremely contagious, and has a 50-90% mortality rate. In particular, reaction to news that
two infected Americans would soon be on their way back to the United States
included the simple but on-point question: "Why are they doing
this?"
Up until now, Ebola has never been detected in the United States,
so why deliberately import it? It doesn't seem like the smartest way to
treat the infection - especially with the US's new policy of open borders, which invites all kinds of diseases into our country. But to purposely bring it here? Maybe that explains why the CDC has dedicated 20 facilities across the nation as Ebola
quarantine sites.
Something seems rotten in Denmark....well, in America, at least. Just what is President Obama up to this time? No
doubt, though, that those of us who question the president's motive will be
branded as cold, heartless and of course, racist. It doesn't matter to his blind followers that contagious disease itself is completely lacking in prejudice. It will take hold of anyone it gets near, black, white, conservative and liberal. This is not a move that's in the best interest of any American citizen, so yes, the question is valid, "Why is President Obama doing this?"
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