The fact is this out break of Ebola started in December of last year and did nothing but continue to spread. There were some virologists and pathologists who were warning early on that this out break would be different because of its proximity to dense population centers. By mid June, July the stories began to appear that this was the largest known outbreak of the disease. Well here we are some three months later and the disease has reached into Europe and North America. All that said, the questions that need to be asked don't yet appear on the horizon.
1. Did the CDC or NIH begin any preparations when the first warning came out about the danger posed by the proximity to urban population centers? If yes what were they and why have they so obviously failed? If not, why not.
2. When it became clear that this was a large and largely out of control outbreak what steps did the agencies take then. Again why have they failed or why were they not taken.
3. How many dead Americans will it take before the agencies and the Obama administration STOP PLAYING POLITICS and start operating in the best interest of the America people? Namely really and truly close the borders as effectively as possible and halt all direct and indirect travel from the epicenters in Africa.
4. How many dead Americans will it take before the American people in mass stand up and demand the government take all reasonable and necessary steps to keep this menace from our shores?
We have reached the point where a significant minority if not a majority of the public no longer believes anything the government says
ReplyDeleteNot one iota here.