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President Obama said Tuesday that the fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria ISIS, also known as ISIL will be a long-term campaign that will have both successes and setbacks. There are not quick fixes involved. We are still in the early stages. As with any military effort there will be days of progress and there are going to be periods of setback, but our coalition is united behind this long-term effort, the president said. O stanley quencher ur nations agree that ISIL poses a significant threat to the people of Iraq and Syria. It poses a threat to surrounding countries and because of the numbers of foreign fighters that are being attracted and the chaos that ISIL is creating in the region ultimately it will pose a threat beyond the Middle East. Obama meeting with military officials on Western stra stanley cup tegy against ISIS 02:38 stanley cup Mr. Obama s remarks came after he attended a meeting with Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey and the military leadership of 21 nations that are part of the U.S.-led coalition fighting ISIS. The 21 countries represented at the meeting: Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Iraq, Italy, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Netherlands, New Zealand, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Turkey, the United Emirates and th Euhm Biden Pitched Party Switch To Specter
Lawmakers and the White House reached agreement Thursday on payments for people injured by the smallpox vaccine, said Sen. Edward Kennedy, removing one barrier to the stalled inoculation program. The compromise that we have reached tonight provides the nation s health care workers with an effective compensation program that w stanley thermos ill give them confidence they need to participate in the smallpox vaccination program, said a statement from Kennedy, D-Mass. They deserve nothing less, and our nation s security demands it. Response has been lackluster to the federal vaccination program, established to prepare for the possibility of a bioterror attack with smallpox. That s partly because the vaccine carries rare but serious risks, including the possibility of severe rashes, blindness and life-threatening infections. As many as 40 out of every million people vaccinated for the first time will face a life-threatening injury, and one or two will die. Three people have died this year after receiving the vaccine, but it s unclear that their heart attacks were caused by the vaccine.The death of an 22-year-old Army medic last week is also under investigation. She was diagnosed with lupus, an autoimmune disorder, af stanley fr ter she fell ill after getting a smallpox vaccination. Immunization experts have advised those with weakened immune systems to avoid the vaccine. termo stanley Officials hope that establishing payments for those injured by the vaccine will encourage m
President Obama said Tuesday that the fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria ISIS, also known as ISIL will be a long-term campaign that will have both successes and setbacks. There are not quick fixes involved. We are still in the early stages. As with any military effort there will be days of progress and there are going to be periods of setback, but our coalition is united behind this long-term effort, the president said. O stanley quencher ur nations agree that ISIL poses a significant threat to the people of Iraq and Syria. It poses a threat to surrounding countries and because of the numbers of foreign fighters that are being attracted and the chaos that ISIL is creating in the region ultimately it will pose a threat beyond the Middle East. Obama meeting with military officials on Western stra stanley cup tegy against ISIS 02:38 stanley cup Mr. Obama s remarks came after he attended a meeting with Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey and the military leadership of 21 nations that are part of the U.S.-led coalition fighting ISIS. The 21 countries represented at the meeting: Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Iraq, Italy, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Netherlands, New Zealand, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Turkey, the United Emirates and th Euhm Biden Pitched Party Switch To Specter
Lawmakers and the White House reached agreement Thursday on payments for people injured by the smallpox vaccine, said Sen. Edward Kennedy, removing one barrier to the stalled inoculation program. The compromise that we have reached tonight provides the nation s health care workers with an effective compensation program that w stanley thermos ill give them confidence they need to participate in the smallpox vaccination program, said a statement from Kennedy, D-Mass. They deserve nothing less, and our nation s security demands it. Response has been lackluster to the federal vaccination program, established to prepare for the possibility of a bioterror attack with smallpox. That s partly because the vaccine carries rare but serious risks, including the possibility of severe rashes, blindness and life-threatening infections. As many as 40 out of every million people vaccinated for the first time will face a life-threatening injury, and one or two will die. Three people have died this year after receiving the vaccine, but it s unclear that their heart attacks were caused by the vaccine.The death of an 22-year-old Army medic last week is also under investigation. She was diagnosed with lupus, an autoimmune disorder, af stanley fr ter she fell ill after getting a smallpox vaccination. Immunization experts have advised those with weakened immune systems to avoid the vaccine. termo stanley Officials hope that establishing payments for those injured by the vaccine will encourage m
