The NWO and Obama are intent on killing as many Africans as they can to help control the population. How are they doing this? With chemtrails from airplanes of course.
Nevermind that the populations in India and China would be the ones that really need culling, these guys know THE TRUTH!
Damn it. The line between satire and crazy has become so blurred that I don’t know which is which any more.
I should have looked at more articles on this site. I assumed that this was written by a “truther”.
The way I found out about it was from my moonbat insane auntie. She still thinks the site is real and forwards me links all the time. I usually respond with ‘oh my gosh thanks for keeping me up to date on these things I don’t know what I’d do without you!’.
Don’t go to the FOX noise channel for EBOLA coverage unless you want to be misinformed.
Science journalist (and former CNN correspondent)Miles O’Brien excoriated Fox’s hyperbolic media coverage of ebola on CNN’s Reliable SourcesSunday, calling it irresponsible given the increasingly technological nature of the world, and pleaded for large media outlets to develop more science-specific reporting units.
“I wish everybody could take a deep breath and take a break from trying to pull viewers in by scaring them,” O’Brien said. “It borders on irresponsibility…But there is a perception that by hyping up this threat you draw people’s attention. It’s a shame to even say that, and I get embarrassed for our brethren in journalism.”
Stelter played a clip of Fox & Friends’Elisabeth Hasselbeck demanding to know why an infection disease specialist wasn’t panicking over ebola, and *Outnumbered’*s Andrea Tantaros alleging that ebola patients might be visiting witch doctors or something. RELATED: NIH Doctor Takes Fox’s Chris Wallace to Science School over Ebola Panic
“We could digress into what motivated that, the racial component of all this, the arrogance, the first world versus third world,” O’Brien said. “It’s offensive on several levels. It reflects, frankly, a level of ignorance we should not allow in our media and in our discourse.” (Host Brian Stelter also critiqued a CNN segment on ebola.)
“My biggest wish for the audience is that the mainstream media, the big outlets, CNN included realize that science coverage is important, and that they should have people on staff who have a certain amount of expertise, who study this beat,” O’Brien said. “You would never run CNN without a political reporter, would you? Why in this world where climate change is a big issue, ebola is a big issue, missing airplanes are a big issue, why is it big entities don’t maintain science units anymore? They’re gone!”
I’m fascinated that there are people like you who just take political talking points, swallow them whole, then barf 'em back up while thinking you’re some great sage of wisdom.