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Savages complain of being stigmatized - why don't they go home?

By DeNeen L. Brown and Pamela Constable  

Alphonso Toweh was riding a bus when a man sitting next to him politely asked where he was from.

“Liberia,” said Toweh, a writer from Monrovia who is visiting the Washington area, home to the nation’s second-largest population of African immigrants.

“At that point, the man went far from me,” he said. “He did not want to come close to me. People, once they know you are Liberian — people assume you have the virus in your body, which is not the case.”

Irrational fears about the deadly Ebola virus are running rampant across the country and the Washington region even as health officials try to quell them with assurances that the virus is transmitted only by contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person who is symptomatic. The fears have been fueled by the death of a Liberian man with Ebola at a Dallas hospital last week and the news that two nurses who cared for him now have the virus. One of those nurses flew from Cleveland to Dallas with a 99.5-degree fever before being diagnosed, potentially exposing the other 132 passengers to the virus.

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Dallas County Prosecutor Considering Criminal Charges Against Liberian Ebola Patient In Texas…

Considering he knew he had it and intentionally came here to get treatment (exposing countless Americans to the deadly virus), criminal charges should be a given.

DALLAS — The Dallas County prosecutor is considering whether to file criminal charges against Thomas Eric Duncan, the Liberian man who traveled from Monrovia to Dallas, where he was diagnosed with the deadly virus last week.

“We are looking at whether he intentionally and knowingly exposed the public to the virus,” said Debbie Denmon, a spokesperson for the Dallas County prosecutor’s office.

“It’s the issue of holding someone accountable, that you can’t just get on an airplane and lie on a travel document and get to the United States and lie on a hospital document,” she said.

Neighbors in Liberia said that Duncan had been in direct contact with a woman, who later died of Ebola. Duncan reportedly helped carry the 19-year-old woman, who was convulsing, to a nearby hospital. They said it was not clear whether Duncan knew the woman had Ebola before he left Liberia.

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Now HOW LONG will it take the Progs to start crying:

RACISTS!!!

Ebola by the Numbers

Ebola continues to spread, there are new cases anywhere in the world, and the emergence of the African begins to take the form of an international crisis. The map illustrates all the numbers of the drama that takes the name of Ebola.

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Stefano de Angelis

Americans Send Liberians Packing!

NEW YORK – According to a report published in Africa, Liberians in America are closing their doors to relatives and friends entering the U.S. from Liberia after Thomas Eric Duncan returned from the Ebola-stricken nation and developed the disease while staying with relatives in Dallas.

GNN Liberia documented that U.S.-based Liberians are refusing to make their homes available, deciding instead to provide visiting Liberians with hotel accommodations for 21 days, the maximum incubation period epidemiologists believe are needed for an Ebola-infected person to exhibit symptoms of the disease.

“We are in solidarity with the people of Liberia for those of our families that are returning,” the wife of a Liberian pastor whose husband returned to the United States from Liberia told a GNN Liberia reporter, “[but] we are setting these barriers to reduce the risk of spreading the virus to Liberian communities in the United States.”

An unnamed official of the Liberian community in the United States told GNN Liberia that the action by Liberian families was done on individual bases but was not a directive by the community leadership.

He said the decision by families whose relatives are returning from Liberia is intended to reduce the potential of returnees unknowingly coming with the virus without symptoms and putting the lives of the rest of their families in dange

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2014/10/liberians-in-u-s-close-homes-to-travelers/#DmBajshmGrrftdJB.99

Ban travel from Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea — now

Mark Krikorian

The Liberian Ebola victim in Dallas seems to have used a visitor visa to travel here “to visit family members.” The idea that we allow people from those countries to board planes for the U.S. so long as they don’t have a fever is absurd. There are more than 13,000 people from those three countries with visas to enter the U.S. Here’s a list of African countries with travel restrictions on Ebola-affected countries — what’s our problem?

I’ll tell you our problem: Much of our political class is simply uncomfortable with the idea that border and immigration controls should be used vigorously and unapologetically to protect Americans. You can hear the objections now: It would be xenophobic, it might stigmatize West Africans, those countries will object to our State Department that they’re being discriminated against.

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Ebola Fight is Lost So what's the Story?

In Liberia, the death toll has risen to over 1000.

The Fight Is Lost

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5 Million Could Die—Says German Virologist

A German Ebola expert, Jonas Schmidt-Chanasit, has predicted that the Ebola virus that is ravishing the Mano River Sub-region can no longer be contained by health experts and that the virus will end up "burning itself out" in specifically Liberia and Sierra Leone.

This may come as a nerve cracking news for many, alarming hosts of  people, according to the German broadcasting outfit, Deutche Welle (DW).

But Jonas Schmidt-Chanasit of the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg told DW that he and his colleagues are losing hope for Sierra Leone and Liberia, two of the countries worst hit by the recent Ebola epidemic.

"The right time to get this epidemic under control in these countries has been missed," he said. That time was May and June. "Now it is too late.

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So why the HELL are we sending 3,000 US troops the worst zones for?

Because it's PC BABY!!! Here is why:

Liberia was established by citizens of the United States as a colony for former African American slaves and their free black descendants. It is one of only two sovereign states in the world that were started by citizens of a political power as a colony for former slaves of the same political power:Sierra Leone was begun as a colony for resettlement of Black Loyalists and poor blacks from England for the same purpose by Britain.

So what did these former Slaves do?

Between 1847 and 1980, the state of Liberia was dominated by the small minority of black colonists and their offspring, known collectively as Americo-Liberians. The Americo-Liberian minority, many of whom were mulattos or Afro-Americans, were generally richer than the indigenous people of Liberia and exercised overwhelming political power.

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So what did they do for the next 130 years?

Not much. For money, they relied on their many natural resources. With the assistance of the US and Britian they were able to export large quantities of goods, have real jobs and stop eating missionaries.  

The 'Former" slaves soon resorted to their savage natures and tribal wars became common. Two major Civil Wars, lasting from the 1980's to the early 2000's were devasting for what had been a fledgling nation.

Since then they have not accomplished much, but have learned to hold their hands out and cry to the UN, US and Christian Charities. 

So why it is a High Prioriry for the US?

It is NOT but DEY IS BRUDDERS!!!

PILOTS REFUSE FLIGHTS TO EBOLA INFECTED AREA

Move threatens to further isolate countries plagued by Ebola outbreak

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NEW YORK – Air France pilots have now joined flight attendants in demanding the right to refuse to fly to destinations in the West African countries affected by Ebola.

The move threatens to further isolate three nations most ravaged by the disease – Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.

According to Le Monde in Paris, François Hamant, a representative of the pilot’s union in France, filed an official government complaint Wednesday. It demands a commitment from Air France management that any pilot or flight attendant not wanting to fly to the Ebola-impacted West African nations can refuse to make the flight without suffering any adverse consequences, either financial or disciplinary.

Julien Duboz, spokesman for the Syndicat des Pilotes d’Air France, the French union of airline pilots, confirmed to Le Monde that while the union is aware of some Air France pilots who have refused to fly to West Africa, the defections are “rare.”

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2014/09/pilots-demand-right-to-refuse-flights-to-west-africa/#Ih8Z1MSF8zKkkfgm.99
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Great!  We should AVOID ALL CONtACT WITH THOSE INFECTED AREAS!

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (CBS Charlotte/AP) — A Liberian health official says the Ebola outbreak is now above the control of its government.

“Our government has declared this now as a humanitarian crisis that is above the control of the national government,” Tolbert Nyenswah, Liberia’s assistant minister of health, told CBS News.

More than 700 people have died in four western African nations during the largest Ebola outbreak ever, with over 320 known cases in Liberia alone. One American died while contracting the virus in Liberia. Two other American medical missionary workers also contracted Ebola

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