Would never come here!

Hey, did anyone see those sweet new pimped out copters Obama is flying around in ....

Ebola in the US should not be something we take lightly

the osprey?

those things have been in development for 30 years. nothing but money pits until computer processing technology finally became powerful enough for turbo-fan hovercraft to work....

that is what he was flying today over the N side of the city.

Yikes! How much power do you really believe the president has? Should he not allow anyone in our country who may have been in Africa at some point in the past year?

I think this week he sent 1,000 troops to different areas of Africa to help contain something that is now past containment, so this is not a question of how much power he had or has, it is when he chose to do something and it's obvious he didnt move on something before it became an issue.

OK, there was no Ospreys, that was my photoshop work just to cause issues.

They couldn't "contain" it in July. The only way to contain it is create a vaccine that can be mass produced or to prevent people that have been to Africa from entering our country. I don't think this will be a major issue in this country.

I think this week he sent 1,000 troops to different areas of Africa to help contain something that is now past containment, so this is not a question of how much power he had or has, it is when he chose to do something and it's obvious he didnt move on something before it became an issue.

OK, there was no Ospreys, that was my photoshop work just to cause issues.

Dr. Nas

The only way to contain it is create a vaccine that can be mass produced.

I'll take my chances with Ebola.

Ebola isn't an airborne virus. It can only be spread through bodily fluids. The virus spreads when blood, semen, urine, vomit, feces, or other bodily fluids of an infected person come into contact with someone else’s mucus membranes. That's the only way this works.

And it’s not just any infected person—it’s a symptomatic infected person. People can only catch Ebola from someone actually exhibiting symptoms. Those include vomiting, diarrhea, and, in some cases, hemorrhaging of mucus membranes, such as the nose, nail beds and eyes — in other words, pretty hard to miss.

Nearly every hospital in the US is equipped to treat Ebola patients and keep them in isolation. And the symptoms, once they set in, are so aggressive that it’s hard to do much of anything except head to the hospital ... even if you had been on your way to Jimmy John's.

This isn't, say, Liberia where their hospitals are literally turning patients away and are nearly out of things like rubber gloves ... and where they just dump dozens of dead bodies right outside of some village in an open grave.

I have family that are from Liberia but they haven't been there since the 80's. I should probably avoid those people

I will never answer that question.

Seeing Uncle Jerry tomorrow, I will tell him you have stuck up for him.

Where did I stick up for Jerry?