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Illegals flocking to U.S. now, because of Obamao...from Ebola countries


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Well that sounds a little vague to me. Help them to help themselves. I guess it's like trying to help an alcoholic to sober up. He's not going to do it if he doesn't want to and all your help is in vain.

One does not make groundhogs and raccoons more self-sufficient by throwing out more and more trash into the yard.

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Yeah, the countries have to want to help themselves. You see so many times the country is run by some corrupt military leader and all the aid just gets funnelled into entrenching his position. But then there are those countries that aren't so much like that, and are trying to better themselves, and we can help those. The more countries we help to raise up, the more countries there are to help up the rest.

 

No, animals don't get self-sufficient by giving them more food. But, people have cognitive abilities beyond animals, so that's kinda irrelevant. But I'm not talking about giving food out to everybody, but the ability to provide food for themselves.

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"Perhaps these kids should have come across as embryos, then you'd give a damn."

 

 

 

TOO FUNNY

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Or a solution from the other side how about 100,000 post natal abortions?

;)

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The other side of what?

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Uh the other side meaning the guys that arent abortion proponents. You might want to go back and read the joke.

See that's what made the embryo gag clever.

Sheesh

 

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The embryo line is still funny

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Sounds like "big serious trouble" to me...especially with the Obamao marxist, corrupt gov

shipping these illegals to several states, including Alaska.

 

Isis is no direct threat to us. This fiasco is.

 

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Sounds like "big serious trouble" to me...especially with the Obamao marxist, corrupt gov

shipping these illegals to several states, including Alaska.

 

Isis is no direct threat to us. This fiasco is.

 

 

IMMIGRATION OVERLOAD IN TX; SHELTERS LIKE HURRICANE...

 

UPDATE: Illegal who gunned down border agent arrested 4X for entering USA illegally...

 

Law enforcement overwhelmed by death, rape along 'immigrant superhighway'...

 

Agents Spot More Than 770 in 24 Hours!

Horse shit. Isis is a direct threat to the rest of humanity. Illegal aliens probably won't behead you and enslave your children because God demands it. Illegal immigration is a problem, a very serious one, but the scope and vision of their violence isn't in the same league as isis.

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Horse shit. Isis is a direct threat to the rest of humanity. Illegal aliens probably won't behead you and enslave your children because God demands it. Illegal immigration is a problem, a very serious one, but the scope and vision of their violence isn't in the same league as isis.

You don't think this news about illegal aliens is news in the Middle East? You can be ISIS has already sent people across the border.

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It'd possible but I get the sense isis isn't an Al qaeda like terrorist organization but more an ever growing army getting richer and more powerful every day. I don't know clearly but I don't think they've set their sights on America at this time. The bloodlust they've exhibited is much easier accomplished in the middle east as of now.

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Maybe only the blaze can open the eyes of folks like cal.

 

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/08/06/they-would-not-convert-priest-describes-seeing-horrific-photo-of-an-isis-attack-on-an-iraqi-christian-family-that-was-too-awful-to-show-anybody/

 

 

There is a war on Christianity going on, cal, but America's Christians won't speak up for their brethren.

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Yes, Cysko. I know there is. And Obamao is doing NOTHING, SAYING NOTHING.

 

Obamao is a disaster. He is practically inviting crisis here, and in the Middle East, and

in the Ukraine. All this disaster can be simply said to be happening because

so many fools voted for Obamao the second time.

 

The big lies about Obamao are all known now. But it's too late.

 

Cutting back our military on top of it?

 

Big, very serious trouble up ahead. I hope we can avoid it.

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Yes, Cysko. I know there is. And Obamao is doing NOTHING, SAYING NOTHING.

 

Obamao is a disaster. He is practically inviting crisis here, and in the Middle East, and

in the Ukraine. All this disaster can be simply said to be happening because

so many fools voted for Obamao the second time.

 

The big lies about Obamao are all known now. But it's too late.

 

Cutting back our military on top of it?

 

Big, very serious trouble up ahead. I hope we can avoid it.

We can just elect a R for president, and EVERYTHING will be OK. Especially if you like our country going to war

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We pulled out of there and that decision may have won Obama a few at atta boys from the Democrats and a lot of back slapping, Gee whiz good job buddy! You ended the war! Except us leaving essentially opened the door for an army of murderers to commit GENOCIDE and NOT ONE FUCKING PERSON IS TALKING ABOUT IT. Because then they'd have to admit cutting and running on Iraq was a fucking insane terrible idea and Barack would have to answer for it. We destroyed their country while promising them freedom and we sort of owe them better than this. We suck for invading them in the first place and we double suck for just taking off and saying "You've got this, right?"

 

When you topple the government of a country you typically occupy that country for years. Decades even. We've still got troops in Germany and South Korea after all. You think Iraq is less strategically valuable than south Korea? I'd disagree.

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We could go in there and wipe the desert with them.

 

Just turn the cameras off and let us win a war the way we used to. If you want to put restrictions on war, then wars can't be won.

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Both pres Bush's also didn't finish the job.

Neither did Clinton.

My point is, time for being the "NICE" guy is over. Just go over there and finish it. Stop pussyfooting around. It is only hurting us

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Not for-profit medical care probably isn't up to the task.

WSS

Don't be so sure. For-profit medical care only focuses on those things that will bring in the money. A disease affecting people in west africa isn't exactly a money spinner, so don't be shocked if no cure is found until after there's an outbreak in a developed country.

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So you are suggesting that countries like Great Britain and Canada who admittedly have to spread the care thinly would be better equipped to handle tiny but deadly diseases brought in from the third world?

 

Possibly equal attention is paid to beri beri and rickets as it would be to pneumonia and cancer?

 

I am admittedly ignorant of the numbers but I would find that hard to believe.

 

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OUTBREAKS Ebola mortality rate expected to rise as outbreak runs its deadly course
Published August 06, 2014
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Volunteers carry bodies in a centre run by Medecins Sans Frontieres for Ebola patients in Kailahun August 2, 2014. Hundreds of troops were deployed in Sierra Leone and Liberia on Monday to quarantine communities hit by the deadly Ebola virus, as the death toll from the worst-ever outbreak reached 887 and three new cases were reported in Nigeria. Picture taken August 2, 2014. REUTERS/WHO/Tarik Jasarevic/Handout via Reuters

The death rate so far in the world's worst outbreak of Ebola is not as extreme as recorded in the past, but experts expect it to prove no less virulent in the end, once more victims succumb and the grim data is tallied up.

Latest figures from the World Health Organization (WHO) record 1,603 cases of Ebola in the West African outbreak and 887 deaths - giving a death rate of just over 55 percent.

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That is well below the 78.5 percent average death rate over 14 past outbreaks of the same virus - called the "Zaire strain" after the former name of the Democratic Republic of Congo where it was first detected in 1976. In some outbreaks the rate was up to 90 percent, according to WHO data.

Experts say death rates for Ebola outbreaks can rise as the disease runs its course, which is what they now expect.

"This is partly a statistical thing about collecting death events, and also partly about the maturity of the outbreak," said Derek Gatherer, a virologist at Britain's University of Lancaster who has been following the outbreak since it started in February.

"The nearer we get to the end of the epidemic, the closer we would expect the fatality rate to correspond to the Zaire Ebola average of 80 percent," he told Reuters.

Ebola can take up to a month to kill its victims, said Ben Neuman, an expert in viruses at Britain's Reading University.

Already, the death rate in Guinea, where the infection was first detected, has reached 74 percent. The overall regional outbreak mortality figure is brought down by lower death rates in countries that were more recently hit: 54 percent in Liberia and around 42 percent in Sierra Leone.

"It will take a few weeks until we see the outcome of a wave of new cases like this one," Neuman said. "(The) Ebola fatality rates look particularly low in Sierra Leone at the moment compared to Guinea, because the virus only recently arrived."

There is still some hope that the rise in death rates can be slowed through medical care. Neuman noted that when doctors are able to begin treatment soon after infection, the survival rates from Ebola can increase significantly.

But even at 50 to 60 percent mortality, no other human disease comes close to Ebola's ability to kill those it infects, specialists say.

The corner of West Africa stricken by Ebola is among the poorest areas in the world and government hospitals in the region often lack even basic equipment, with dirty and overcrowded rooms.

Fear of being left to die in isolation and suspicion of doctors in masks and full body protective suits is driving some patients to evade treatment altogether, meaning they can go uncounted in the data whether they live or die.

NO CURE

Ebola has no proven cures and there is no vaccine to prevent infection, so the best treatment is focused on alleviating symptoms such as fever, vomiting and diarrhea - all of which can contribute to severe dehydration.

Patients often need oral rehydration with solutions containing electrolytes, or intravenous fluids. Severely ill patients need intensive care.

But languishing in the bottom part of the U.N. Human Development Index, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia have some of the weakest health systems in the world. This, combined with porous borders, poor sanitation and local ignorance of the disease have helped its spread.

Nigeria said on Tuesday it had eight suspected cases linked to a confirmed fatal case in a man who traveled to Lagos from Liberia last week. Saudi Arabia's health ministry said it was also testing a suspected case in a man returning from Sierra Leone.

Two American aid workers who contracted Ebola while working in West Africa have been flown home for treatment are likely to have a better than average chance of survival due to higher standards of healthcare.

Guinea, where the outbreak started in rural forest areas in the east, had the lowest ratio of hospital beds per capita in a World Bank survey of 68 nations in 2011, with just three beds per 10,000 people.

Outside the main cities, rural healthcare clinics are rudimentary with healthcare experts saying even basic equipment like plastic gloves is unavailable.

Although malaria and other fevers are regularly treated at hospitals and clinics in the three countries, their facilities were not prepared for a disease as deadly as Ebola. Health authorities and medical NGOs had to scramble to set up makeshift isolation units - often a collection of tents - in rural areas.

Neuman said there was some hope that public relations efforts to get more people to seek treatment for Ebola would pay dividends in lower death rates.

"While improvements in care will undoubtedly continue to increase the Ebola survival rate, there will unfortunately be more casualties from among those who have already caught the virus," he said.

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