While scheming
and overwhelmingly incompetent factions among the Obama bunch stubbornly and
illegally ride that hazardous train called amnesty into town, consumed
by a focus exclusive of America's truly urgent problems, there's a little
something about Ebola worthy of mention:
Health care workers.
We can cry,
scream and pound our fists over the disease and its victims and, yes, we can panic
in the streets, but if Ebola's menace spreads throughout the U.S., the first
mass exodus will be composed primarily of doctors, nurses and pretty much
members of every medical career. Believe
it -- self-preservation tends to beat dedication when things get dicey, and
medical personnel realize better than occupants of a drugged up, media-fed
society how dire are the consequences.
I think CDC head
Dr. Thomas Frieden knows it, too, but his job is to calm you so you don't storm
the currently useless/evil/far left/downright communist White House and the
invisible/pathetic/brain-frozen Congress with pitchforks and cans of Raid.
At least three
nations in Africa should have been quarantined and air travel forbidden for any
reason until Ebola's current potential is reduced and, we hope, cured via some
pharmaceutical magic. Flights to the
U.S. would be curtailed, and damn the economic loss to the airlines. Alas, we still host the great Obama in the
people's White House. Obama, the
community organizer and non-communicator who routinely goes silent regarding issues America's rock-solid
legitimate citizens really care about.
By the way,
don't we have a Surgeon General milling about somewhere? Nothing to say? Cat got his or her
glossopharyngeal area?
And to think
Congress gave the CDC a giant cash infusion, most of which
apparently went to prop up Obama's policies instead of contributing to
research. Instead, the Democrats blame
non-existent budgetary cuts for the Ebola crisis at the CDC. Typical.
West Africans
must remain in their nations, and President Obama's total lack of involvement
in making this happen is yet another reason why this president and his loyal
screw-ups deserve a trial and long, long prison sentences. These folks are criminals, if little
more. What else do we call those
complicit in ignoring, murdering or treating as lab rats their own country's
population?
Confidence? No confidence. And this president dares to send our military
folks to Africa to nation-build a society out of Ebola, risking their lives to
battle an enemy none of them signed up to confront in their wildest
dreams? Perhaps his wife can go along
and suit-up to advise Ebola victims about a proper diet of vegetables to go
along with meals of fruit bats and bush meat.
The president
initially dismissed the chances that so much as one Ebola patient would emerge
in the U.S.
The World Health
Organization expects, potentially, at least 10,000 new cases a week around the
globe. For starters, that is. Latest predictions indicate that Ebola may
indeed have airborne capabilities, necessitating respirators for all involved
medical personnel. Good luck with that.
How about our
cash society? Paper money and coins will
provide excellent transportation for the Ebola virus as these objects make
their rounds throughout the country. All
it takes is a little cough or perspiration left behind.
And there's
still the Southern border, potential invasion site for Ebola victims or those
merely fearful of infection.
Never let a good
crisis go to waste,
remember that one. A Democrat classic.
But yes, just as
in Africa, American health care workers will flee hospitals for their lives if
Ebola erupts out of control in the USA.
Why wouldn't -- why shouldn't they? They're people, too. Does anybody know for sure that those special
body outfits intended to protect health workers aren't hazardously porous in microscopic terms? What about pinhole-sized rips?
Endemic. A plague.
Darkness. Economic catastrophe and social chaos. Because our leaders choose the wrong options
in an absurd quest to engineer definitions of hope and change. They'll warn about some vague war on women
instead of declaring a war on Ebola, starting at our shores. Or must we play that always exciting political game, What’s
the Agenda? The clue to playing the game begins with the words, amnesty and open borders at any cost. Even your kids' lives, as we've already experienced with Enterovirus D68, most likely a little gift from Central American border crashers.
I think I know
now why TV's The Walking Dead is so popular. Maybe, more than ever, art imitates life
death.
Fear and hazing
in New Jersey: Bullying and hazing are nothing new in
school locker rooms, though apparently things are a tad emotional right now in
some educational institution called Sayreville or Sayerville high school,
whatever. The sexual aspects of the
situation shouldn't surprise anybody familiar with the Internet, because the
Net is one big how-to reference, a fact which government officials have yet to
fully appreciate. The current "sexual
revolution" via the Web precipitates some strange bedfellows for young
onlookers, and one's observation that sex as hazing or torture in the locker
room is just some peculiar phenomenon -- an "isolated incident" --
misses the mark. Like it or not, this is
the modern disturbing successor to "horseplay," towel-snapping and
playing "grab-ass."
The real
surprise for me was watching some TV news reporter interviewing an actual
psychologist whose specialty (per the screen title) was bullying and
hazing! Is there no end to these
one-trick-pony experts!? For every psychologist a specialty and a specialty to one and all.
Know what I
want? I want to see a psychologist
versed in presidential idiocy and the horrors of Marxism visiting the White
House to have a little session or two with the current chief occupant. Of course, he or she would need to force
their way through a room already filled with behavioral psychologists employed
to make Americans see life through Mr. Obama's eyes.
Frauds, nothing
but frauds enriching their own lives, using sleight-of-hand magic while they
put our lives in jeopardy with incompetence or personal agendas, the only services
they have to offer.