> Reuters were wrong - He received medical treatment from an ambulance that
> was already on the airfield. then airlifted by helicopter to a centre
specialising in brain "trauma"
Just a troll, a sad yank who lives in front of his PC in underpants
(why his PC has pants is another Q)
In the US the first thing the "medical experts" in the Ambulance would have done is look for an private insurance card, finding nothing would have taken him to hospital that makes Rwanda look sophisticated (so unlike the image we get from their Telly progs)
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