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Re: Doctor rushed to Bellevue Hospital with Ebola symptoms went bowling a day earlier
I do NOT believe a 100% travel ban is needed, or in the best interests of America.
I think we should limit those traveling to and from West Africa to essential Ebola Aid personnel ONLY.
I think we (America) need to be very heavily involved in the combating of Ebola in Western Africa, and to support that effort, we need to be sending somewhere around 20,000 emergency drafted Doctors, Nurses and Hospital Mechanics to Africa. We need to learn what we can from working in Africa, and have those bitter, but essential lessons telecom sent back to the USA. We need to create a cadre of experienced Doctors and Nurses, who after being carefully cleared, return to teach our people.
I think that we need to implement an 8 week remote isolation health monitoring camp period as part of the return protocol.
I think that about half of the drafted 20,000 doctors and nurses will die in Africa, but that cost is worth the benefit to the United States.
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I also don't think any EU countries are issuing 100 visas per day to Africans from countries with the Ebola outbreak.
This is why Obama has made it political. 1,000 visas per week are still being issued by the Obama State Dept. to Africans from three West African countries with the Ebola outbreak and most are likely visas over stays. In layman terms as soon as their visas expires they will still be in America, will become illegal aliens aka undocumented Democrats and will just wait around for amnesty.
That's the real reason why the Obama administration refuses to stop incoming passengers from West Africa entering our country.
I do NOT believe a 100% travel ban is needed, or in the best interests of America.
I think we should limit those traveling to and from West Africa to essential Ebola Aid personnel ONLY.
I think we (America) need to be very heavily involved in the combating of Ebola in Western Africa, and to support that effort, we need to be sending somewhere around 20,000 emergency drafted Doctors, Nurses and Hospital Mechanics to Africa. We need to learn what we can from working in Africa, and have those bitter, but essential lessons telecom sent back to the USA. We need to create a cadre of experienced Doctors and Nurses, who after being carefully cleared, return to teach our people.
I think that we need to implement an 8 week remote isolation health monitoring camp period as part of the return protocol.
I think that about half of the drafted 20,000 doctors and nurses will die in Africa, but that cost is worth the benefit to the United States.
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