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FOX news celebrities are floating trial balloons for Ebola camps — i.e., rebranded FEMA camps. Is anyone on FOX or mainstream media about due process or review for those accused of potentially BECOMING sick? And does our government’s response look more like Nigeria, where it was contained, or Liberia, where it is growing exponentially?
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