Do you get the impression we’re watching a 1950’s
horror flick when it comes to this Ebola contagion? You know the kind. The ones featured on Elvira’s Movie
Macabre. The plot line to all these B-grade
movies is similar to the one currently playing in Washington D.C.: we have an outbreak. Government officials deny it. People die.
Government officials accuse citizens of being hysterical. People die.
Truth tellers are hunted down.
People die. Martial law is
declared. People die.
We also get the theater experience. A potential victim is about to enter the
basement. Someone in the crowd screams, “Don’t
go down there!” Too late, the chainsaw killer
just ripped another foolish teenager. So
it is with the Obama administration's decision not to bar the West African
basement door. According to these
geniuses, isolating these countries would actually spread this contagion. So we might as well let them roam the world
free and unencumbered. Has anybody seen
Elvira?
But the one movie that best depicts Washington
D.C. is The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe. All the nobles isolated themselves from a
plague that ravished the countryside.
These elitist snobs thought the contagion wouldn’t touch them. This disease only killed plebeians. The nobles partied day and night without a
care in the world that was until death finally caught up to them.
We can thank the Obama administration and all the Democratic Party sycophants that have bought this country a ticket to an Ebola horror
show. Have fun eating popcorn while
wearing a hazmat suit.
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