The World Health Organization (WHO) has released the latest figures on Ebola deaths: 4447. This is a 10% increase in total deaths in 4 days. The official number of infected people (including deaths) will be over 9000 shortly. The actual number is much higher since hospitals in West Africa are not accepting patients. Which begs the question: what can our soldiers do? The amount of beds necessary to treat Ebola is more than our soldiers can handle. And this also begs the question of their training: a trained RN was infected with Ebola in Dallas using full biological safety protocols. Which then begs the question: how many soldiers will be infected with this airborne virus?
David DeGerolamo
Personally, I don’t think our military are there to help with Ebola cases but to guard
the new oil discovery and run the Africans into the jungle if they get in the way or
what ever it takes. Never see any pics of what is going on.