[mojito]

1.2 million frightened, angry, trapped people.

What could possibly go wrong?

[Obadiah]

What could go wrong? Uh, not much, just look at the New Orleans Superdome during Katrina...

Er, wait. Never mind.

[The Duke]

Ferguson, MO on steriods(!)

[Darksheare]

I thought their three day “quarantine” was a “success”?

[kidd]

1.2 million frightened, angry, trapped Muslims (predominantly).

What could possibly go wrong?

[GeronL]

They could do it here to, possibly condemning tens of thousands of those not infected to death. Remember the lock-down in Boston?

[BenLurkin]

So the purpose of the three day “lockdown” and door to door “informational” visits was really to identify subjects for quarantine.

Wonder whose idea that was.

[mojito]

Ping.

[lonevoice]

1.2 million frightened, angry, trapped people. What could possibly go wrong?

Including those superstitious tribal people who believe people aren't really sick, but are being detained in hospitals so that cannibals can eat them.

[Mom MD]

ping

[bgill]

At the other extreme, obola in flying them into the US every day on the hour and in between.

[blackdog]

Now you know what the 3,000 / I mean soon to be 30,000 US Troops are for. It’s not to build hospitals.

[tet68]

With the eastern districts of Kenema and Kailahun already under quarantine, more than a third of the population of six million

Um, isn’t that more like 2 million?
Just saying.
I get the feeling this isn’t going to turn out well,
it may in fact exacerbate the spread of ebola to
a captive population, not to mention fear, hysteria,
and general civil unrest.

We need to learn from what happens, cause it certainly
could happen here.

[silverleaf]

nor to worry president ebola sending 3,00 US troops over there to be stationed in the ministry of defense in a “humanitarian role”

confining angry and dying people in their death zones

but they will have NO contact with any patients

nossir

[Smokin' Joe]

Ping…

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