Posted on 10/16/2014 7:54:31 PM PDT by TigerClaws
On Thursday, Dr. Thomas Frieden, the director of the Centers for Disease Control, admitted that Africa's porous land borders made the Ebola crisis worse.
In a statement to the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee, Frieden said the "current epidemic in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone" is the "biggest and most complex Ebola challenge the world has ever faced." He said he feared the disease could spread even more in Africa.
"The porous land borders among countries and remoteness of many villages have greatly complicated control efforts," Frieden conceded in his prepared statement, noting that there have been Ebola cases "imported into Nigeria and Senegal from the initially-affected" West African nations.
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Duncan alone caused millions in expense... open your hearts out America.
His current job is chief medical propagandist.
What about OUR damn porous borders? Anyone can hop on a plane and be here in hours to spread ebola... WITH Frieden’s blessing.
De-fund the CDC - they’re worthless...
My husband, whose norm is to thoroughly think out and reason situations from every possible angle rarely missing anything, has bought into that bullshit.
There must be something in the water where he works.
Activate the DEPORTATION MILITIA!
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Sounds like a plan.
No, he does not really believe that, but he thinks we are stupid enough to believe it.
And I suppose there are enough LIVs who would believe it, but how many of them have time to pay attention to something so dull as a congressional hearing? Following “Dancing With The Stars” and catching up on the latest celebrity couplings is time-consuming, I am sure.
He was particularly evasive during the questions about his communications with the White House. Probably out of an abundance of caution.
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