Nigeria stopped Ebola? Waayyyy premature to say such a thing. This pandemic is only at the beginning of the "hockey stick" vertical rise.
Pretty crap hockey stick -- no cases since 8 September.
In all countries that we still currently allow people to freely fly to and from?
No, in Nigera. Learn to read.
Our best bet at this point is to start vaccinating all the health care workers
With what?
On the first positive test for ebola, a quick humane administered death and incineration is the only thing that'll stop this thing now. The math says there are at least fifty infected traveling around the country right this minute
The math says that you are a hysterical fuckwit.
I'd advise you to seal yourself in your basement. Make sure to close all the airgaps. A generator might come in handy for the inevitable loss of electricty.
Wait, it's more safer to allow commercial airlines to fly back anyone back and forth from Libera to the United States
There are no flights from Liberia to the US.
They're Nigerians, not Americans.
Nigeria stopped Ebola? Waayyyy premature to say such a thing. This pandemic is only at the beginning of the "hockey stick" vertical rise.
Pretty crap hockey stick -- no cases since 8 September.
No, it learned them from the Ugandans.
No, the US is hoping that it will be able to handle the situation as well as Nigeria did.
So far it isn't.
I've heard the rumors of parallel construction, but we have no examples of such.
Rumours?
DEA training material isn't rumours.
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No examples? Of course you have no examples, that is the whole point of parallel construction!
Could we please talk about the size of your penis now.
Because I think you'd make about as much sense.
Might be because your entire country is only about the size of Minnesota
So, what's the internet like in Minnesota?
People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices.
-- Adam Smith.
Amazing, maybe he was trying to get broadband in the states.
Profit is king in the US. Providing for your citizens is king in Sweden. Apparently those are unrelated concepts.
Well, no. Carl XVI Gustaf is king in Sweden.
If you can deliver $40 100/100 service, go for it. Anyone can put fiber in the ground and on poles. I'll pay for it. Everyone would. The reality is you cannot without massive government subsidies.
WTF?
Why would anyone need "massive government subsidies" for a basic internet service?
However, California's population is 38.8 million people, so you've still got to provide infrastructure for 4x the amount of people.
So you have 4 times the manpower and probably 4 times the money.
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