I don't have the oreksi for debate.
I'm enjoying reading the comments though.
Ebola is not my field of expertise.
All I know is it came from your 'Give Africa A Chance'.
Cap wrote:I don't have the oreksi for debate.
I'm enjoying reading the comments though.
Ebola is not my field of expertise.
All I know is it came from your 'Give Africa A Chance'.
Lordo wrote:all illnesses have greek names. it stands to reason they are all caused by greeks.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:Cap wrote:I don't have the oreksi for debate.
I'm enjoying reading the comments though.
Ebola is not my field of expertise.
All I know is it came from your 'Give Africa A Chance'.
We are not really discussing Ebola-the-science, are we? That's pretty straight forward and boring if we were. It's just another viral disease that surfaces every so often. Kills a few people, sells some newspapers or increases online clicks.
It's whether we (our politicians) choose to treat it (the disease) and remove it (virus) from circulation (e.g. smallpox - now a great bio-weapon threat to our children ) or allow it to fester and use it to "control" populations like some other diseases have been (e.g. TB, malaria, leprosy etc).
What do you think? As an ex-African?
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