EBOLA: DON'T YOU DARE TELL ME NOT TO BE AFRAID

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The Obama Administration trumpets started blasting in full force late Thursday and into Friday and the weekend, assuring us that no Ebola outbreak or epidemic would ever happen in the United States.  And, everyone involved flatly refused to curtail flights from African nations into the U.S. or to impose any temporary quarantine prior to making such flights.  

"Well," they say, "He's only one and it turns out our security screening was just fine, because he lied on his application to travel."  Huh?  He has to suspect he has Ebola because he's been in such close contact with a patient who died from it and where is he going to get the best care; why wouldn't he lie on his travel papers?  You call a verbal questionnaire a "screening?"  

Oh, there has yet to be any Ebola case that has originated in the U.S., so everything is under control.  How do we know that until those he has been in contact with go through the incubation period?  And they have 50 of his contacts under observation, four in enforced quarantine; another 50 or more people could have been in contact with him.  And there are dozens of flights into the U.S. from African nations every week with 200 or more occupants on each one. 

All of these "assurances" come from the mouths of those who told us Al Qaeda was defeated and that it was safe to bring our troops home... those who told us you could keep your health plan and your doctor and that your premiums would actually go down under ObamaCare. 

Why have Britain and France both put flight restrictions into effect?  Let me ask you: If you knew of an I.S.I.S. terrorist who had beheaded people and you knew he was on a plane headed to the United States, wouldn't you be mad as hell at our security protocols?  Well, what is the difference between him and an Ebola carrier?  

The more they insist that everything is hunky dory, the more convinced I am that it is not.  With these lying, spinning and incompetent dungholes in charge, don't you dare tell me not to be afraid. 

That's MY AMERICAN OPINION, respectfully submitted.