Here's Some Stupid For Lunch

I had forgotten about Alan Keyes, the former ambassador, former presidential candidate, and the sole occupant of his own universe. He used to stop by the Cafe all the time. Anyway, Ambassador Keyes has some thoughts he'd like to shareabout the recent emergence of the Ebola virus on the North American continent. He shared them with the readers of World Net Daily. Here they are, translated from the original Paranoid.

The Obama faction's plan to import Ebola-infected persons into the United States maintains the outward appearance of and unarmed invasion while in fact introducing into the country what amounts to specialized "armies of one," each of them carrying a biological weapon of mass destruction. If and when the resulting infections get out of hand (which seems to be happening despite repeated, apparently erroneous, possibly deceitful, assurances of effective containment) what will be made of the resulting health crisis? When, by way of this sly biological warfare, "Obamacare" morphs into "Ebolacare" what will become of the (always suspect) commitment of Obama's ostensible opponents in the GOP's elitist faction leadership to roll back the government takeover of the health sector?

Keyes links his thoughtful appraisal of the situation to the work of Niccolo Machiavelli. Reached in the Beyond, after reading Keyes's musings, Machiavelli remarked, "I should have sold goats like my uncle."

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