The Judge & Others Remain Logical on Ebola Analysts note: If youre like me, you continue to fume over Mr. Obama (community organizer) and our current policies regarding Ebola. In fact Obamas disease has infested all of government including CDC. U.S. national security my foot .... We also note that Shipment of supplies to fight Ebola in Sierra Leone delayed You will want to see this article by Joseph Farah, asking a few pertinent questions about U.S. military mission in West Africa. It is entitled Why deploy soldiers to fight Ebola? In recent years, U.S. military missions have been ill-defined. But here’s a non-military mission for U.S. soldiers that appears to set new low standards for the likelihood of mission creep. Here is an article you should know about Generals blast Obamas order of troops to fight Ebola In exclusive interviews with WND, retired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. William “Jerry” Boykin and retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Paul E. Vallely condemned Obama’s decision, as U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel approved up to 4,000 boots on the ground from a previous ceiling of 3,000. ....The concern is that these soldiers, who will be exposed to the environment where the virus is prevalent, could bring it to the United States and potentially spread the disease as they rotate back to the United States and are assigned to other units. .... Boykin pointed out that there will be no inoculation for Ebola prior to troop deployment. Defense Department spokesman Rear Admiral John Kirby said that the only preparation service members will receive before heading to West Africa will be briefings on the disease. .... “What about the other African nations? What about a coalition? Where is the U.N.?” Boykin asked. “There should be a U.N. coalition to try to stem the tide of this Ebola [epidemic]. This isn’t a U.S. military operation, and it should not be a U.S. military-led operation.” csiafoundation/12250-the-judge-remains-logical-on Ebola
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