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the western world especially America is more worried about Isis then the Ebola crisis.. to me the Ebola out break is worse than Isis. the longer it is active and the more people it infects increases the chance of it turning into a air born virus.. even if it doesn't go air born it still is a huge threat to the whole African continent and the middle east, and beyond to Europe..
the Ebola cr-isis could kill more people in a short time than Isis could in 100 years..
The military forces will build treatment facilities in Liberia and Sierra Leone to help care for victims of the virus, which has killed more than 2,000 people since it was detected in March.
Scary hell yeah, can't believe our troops have to do this...
the western world especially America is more worried about Isis then the Ebola crisis.. to me the Ebola out break is worse than Isis. the longer it is active and the more people it infects increases the chance of it turning into a air born virus.. even if it doesn't go air born it still is a huge threat to the whole African continent and the middle east, and beyond to Europe..
the Ebola cr-isis could kill more people in a short time than Isis could in 100 years..
I get your point, but it doesn't mean we can ignore either one. Frankly we are foolish to allow people coming from infected cities and even certain countries to come to America without a quarantine.
The military forces will build treatment facilities in Liberia and Sierra Leone to help care for victims of the virus, which has killed more than 2,000 people since it was detected in March.
Scary hell yeah, can't believe our troops have to do this...
The military forces will build treatment facilities in Liberia and Sierra Leone to help care for victims of the virus, which has killed more than 2,000 people since it was detected in March.
Scary hell yeah, can't believe our troops have to do this...
I get your point, but it doesn't mean we can ignore either one. Frankly we are foolish to allow people coming from infected cities and even certain countries to come to America without a quarantine.
There are no direct/ non stop commercial flights between infected cities/ countries and the US. The overwhelming majority of these people do not have passports, let alone the means to board a plane.
Nigeria is likely most at risk. And this would likely represent the greatest risk to the rest of the world without global action to contain it.
Please tell me the movie wasn't your only encounter with that story!
If so, you should read the book, it's sooooo much better. I think it would be a great idea for HBO or Starz to do a remake of The Stand. As long as they don't do the Under the Dome treatment that CBS did, it could be really great.
Africa is not a country. It is a continent, larger than all of North America by 2.6 million sq. miles. It has over 50 nations.
And all of them messed up.
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