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I betting the troops will be put on a Secret Service watch list to insure they don't any where near the Obama family. When ask if Obama was concerned the troops may spread Obola to their family members upon returning from Liberia the White House assured the reporter "there is zero chance of that happening". The reporter asked how the White House could make that statement, that question went unanswered and it was back to talking about the importance of immigration reform to bring citizens out of the darkness.

Yes I said "hose a gala". You can rest assured they would all be hosed down if they come any where near Obama.

Sure would.

The U.S., under Obama, is being astoundingly blithe about Liberia and the area.

The number just jumped to 4,000 troops with a promise from Obama he will send as many troops is needed, it's his number one priority (behind making illegals voters).

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WASHINGTON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Friday it may send nearly 4,000 troops to West Africa to support America's response to the Ebola crisis, almost 1,000 above its previous estimate, and cautioned its projections may change further...The Army said it has already committed 3,200 forces for troop deployments. The Pentagon cautioned it may never deploy all of the nearly 4,000 forces it says may be needed but also refused to commit to any firm numbers going forward.

"I'm not going to put a floor or ceiling on this," Kirby said.

....troops returning from Liberia? :lol:

Here’s a question for you: Can a military tiptoe onto a continent? It seems the unlikeliest of images, and yet it’s a reasonable enough description of what the U.S. military has been doing ever since the Pentagon created an Africa Command (AFRICOM) in 2007. It’s been slipping, sneaking, creeping into Africa, deploying ever more forces in ever more ways doing ever more things at ever more facilities in ever more countries -- and in a fashion so quiet, so covert, that just about no American has any idea this is going on. One day, when an already destabilizing Africa explodes into various forms of violence, the U.S. military will be in the middle of it and Americans will suddenly wonder how in the world this could have happened....

Speaking of the Pentagon, its spokesman Kirby is really awful at his job.

Imagine your tax dollars going for some deskbound admiral to spindoctor for Obama.