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When the Ebola crisis struck in West Africa, other countries, like Cuba, sent in doctors. Not the United States. Repeating a worrisome trend we saw in Haiti after the earthquake and in Asia after the Indian Ocean tsunami, the U.S. sent in armed troops to subjegate the victim population. http://rall.com/comic/u-s-invades-ebola

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Matt Love Damn Cuban commies, what wrong with them? Me make fun of them, ha ha ha. But me very afraid of them, too. Murica!

September 22 at 11:42am · Like · 7
Jon Gawne I hear the Army is developing a new camouflage uniform so the ebola germs can't see them.

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James Robert Smith The USA sucks Holy Roman Ass.

September 22 at 12:22pm · Like
Bill Purkayastha Ebola? Isn't that the chief of Boko Haram or something?

September 22 at 12:25pm · Like · 3
Scott Thill Reminds me of Doctor Who episode where the soldier was shooting at a tailpipe to stop a poison gas...

September 22 at 12:28pm · Like · 1
Dean Cutting Why don't you knock it off with them negative waves?

http://youtu.be/Xyh-JpWdGmQ?t=34s

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Michael Ray Fitzerald Bomb them!

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Karen Woodward Sarrow kinda figured we'd contain it....

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Redjade Magyarországon send in the drones... just because KONY might be there - it is Africa, after all.

September 22 at 2:46pm · Like · 2
Redjade Magyarországon Gary Younge writes: 'History will judge him by his achievements, not his obstacles. His campaign slogan was “Yes we can”; those who defend him by blaming others carve a presidential epitaph that reads: “At least he tried.”

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When the Ebola crisis struck in West Africa, other countries, like Cuba, sent in doctors. Not the United States. Repeating a worrisome trend we saw in Haiti aft...

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Craig Harlan Hullinger Four Americans have contracted Ebola, fighting the disease in Africa. Likely many more over there. http://www.foxnews.com/.../ebola-survivor-shares-blood.../

Ebola survivor Dr. Kent Brantly shares blood with infected American doctor as treatment

Donated blood from an American Ebola patient who recovered...

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Craig Harlan Hullinger More anti American and anti military nonsense.http://themoderatevoice.com/.../u-s-military-mission-to.../

U.S. Military Mission to Fight Ebola: What Does Victory Look Like?

In an August 22 column on the Ebola crisis, we noted that the...

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John Wason Thank you, Craig. Both insightful articles.

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Typical Anti American Anti US Military Drivel

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