how can we

[cuznjohn]

send 3k troops to help with ebola when things like this happen

http://time.com/3403202/guinea-ebola-mob/

 

[ARtraveler]

The fact that workers who were there to help were attacked and accused of trying to spread the virus--to me--means hands off. They don't want help, don't give them any.

My feelings about the troops mentioned in another post: I don't think its good to expose our troops to this terrible disease. When they are re-deployed, how many of them are going to be carriers of the virus, and perhaps start an epidemic here? Add in the costs involved, the benefits derived, and you will have a mess for sure.

No comments on blame, but it is easy enough to figure out.

 

[ChasCS]

Thc world is sinking into the darkest abyss

Soon it will all be over, because it will be all over us...

History happily repeats itself, again and again...

It's earth cleansing, and helps keep the over population in check.

Remember Typhoid Mary? She did her job.

Chas

 

[PrairieSpyder]

I don't know why O would put our troops at such a risk. If I was in the service, I'd refuse to go.

 

[ChasCS]

Sing it with us

"Stand by your man..." Thanks Tammy W. ;-)

Chas

 

[grumpybob]

troops are trained for war, not to do this. A complete mis-use of our men, time, and money. Get real. Why do we send troops anywhere?

 

[cuznjohn]

i would think sending the whole CDC department there would be a better idea

 

[retread]

i would think sending the whole CDC department there would be a better idea

Or everybody in D.C.

john

 

[Chupaca]

Curious..!!

what exactly are our troops supposed to do..?? They are not used to defend us here in the us when we have medical emergencies but we will use them in a foriegn country to protect us here..?? :dontknow:

 

[Bob Denman]

Or everybody in D.C.

john

:agree: :2thumbs: