On Ebola Flap, Both Sides Are Wrong

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• back door director 10 years ago

  Ahoofe for your information nobody has even started a trial how much more to get it aborted.
  Approval was given on June 8th and recruitment in yet to start.
  I think you read a lot of the tabloids from Ghana. What a shame t ...
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  Ahoofe for your information nobody has even started a trial how much more to get it aborted.
  Approval was given on June 8th and recruitment in yet to start.
  I think you read a lot of the tabloids from Ghana. What a shame that a prof like you would not do any research but regurgitate western conspiracy theories.
  Infact why are you still hanging around in America when Ghana is so sweet.
  Vaccine trials are a different kettle of fish from your usual political rants

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• Kwame Kyereme 10 years ago

  People have many parts and so do not expect dogmatism in the expression of opinions. This writer has put out a very objective piece herein and needs to be commended.

  People have many parts and so do not expect dogmatism in the expression of opinions. This writer has put out a very objective piece herein and needs to be commended.

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• samabia 10 years ago

  Can you be objective when you start a discussion based on heresay.
  If Professors like Ahoofe join the bandwagon of the tabloid press and spew out untruths without checking they are doing more harm.
  one does not get the imp ...
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  Can you be objective when you start a discussion based on heresay.
  If Professors like Ahoofe join the bandwagon of the tabloid press and spew out untruths without checking they are doing more harm.
  one does not get the import of his supposed discussion.
  How can both sides be wrong. if one does not know that amoeba is an organism and says it is the name of a country in Europe is it not ignorance.
  The grandstanding by parliament would have been avoided if it had called all shades of opinion of experts on the issue to inform it and then make public pronouncements. Rather they engage in cheap populist rhetoric aimed at maximizing votes.
  the epidemic has started in Liberia again and it is round 2 should a case land in volta region all those loud mouth Mps are toast.
  the quality of national discourse is so porous these days that even Neardenthal man would be envious.
  We are reaping the fruits of an educational system which produces arm chair critics, vulture theorists, and outright parasites

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