Thread: CA Professor Says Bedbug Infestation Linked to Illegals

A CA Professor Says Bedbug Infestation Is Another Indication of Reconquista; etc.

From: Nancy Harkey, Ph.D. and Professor Emeritus

On August 13th the Los Angeles Times ran a lengthy story on the re-emergence of the common bedbug—Cimex Lectularius. [Bed bugs Tuck Into Southland, By Leslie Earnest, Los Angeles Times, August 13, 2007]

Similar stories have been reported widely across the country.

However, the Southern California report seems to be the most extreme. One local pest control company says that seven years ago they averaged one or two calls a year about bedbug infestations; now they get 50 or more per week.

Another company was reported to have about 1000 inspections per month, up 700 percent from last year.

The bedbug plague was virtually conquered in the 1940s with the use of DDT, and exterminators suggest that restrictions on DDT use are one cause for the resurgence. Greatly increased world travel is given as a second causal factor, and the Times is careful to note that bed bugs are not strictly a lower socioeconomic problem.

However, proper control to combat bed bugs is expensive and most effective with multiple home visits by pest control services. Often, the recommendation is that furniture, clothing and even books be destroyed—something that would happen far less frequently in poorer homes. And, if there is infestation, the bugs can travel on virtually anything you take with you including your clothes.

So, I would suggest that it is not a coincidence that bed bugs have returned with a vengeance in Southern California, with its millions of poor immigrants, living sometimes three or four families to a dwelling and going out daily to clean our hotels, and motels and our wealthier private homes.

Reconquista by Cimex Lectularius is one more reason to think twice about mass immigration.

Harkey’s mother emigrated from Scotland and her father from Norway. Her specialty at California State University at Pomona was biological psychology. Harkey describes herself as "a political conservative on most issues with first hand experience in how painful that can be in the academic setting."

Since her retirement, Harkey has published, with her daughter, a two- book set on effective parenting titled Raising CuddleBugs and BraveHearts, Volume I and Volume II

http://vdare.com/letters/tl_081807.htm

It's probably too late to trace back genital herpes since about 30% of our population has it now. I'd bet money that it came from the invasion. Look back to the 70s and then each year how the numbers went up. Proportionally, it grew with the illegal aliens growth. By the 1990s, Herpes exploded.

Like we needed a

professor to tell us where the bed bugs

were coming from .

Next they will be telling us TB might be being brought in by immigrants !

USPatriot - TB is rampant in third world countries. It comes from them primarily.

Wonderful........more bugs in our society.

As for the resurgence of "social" diseases, that's cause folks can't control themselves and the 70's and 80's were the absolute worst for that. One word of advice for Americans. Keep your hands to yourselves (that was a lesson from way back in kindergarten), your clothes on your bodies and for Lords sake JUST SAY NO!!!!!

BTW, there seems to be a HUGE insurgence in the amount of pregnant women (again, they are in that area of lack of self-control) in my area who cannot speak English, wonder if any professors will do a study on that?

Originally Posted by AmericanElizabeth

As for the resurgence of "social" diseases, that's cause folks can't control themselves and the 70's and 80's were the absolute worst for that. One word of advice for Americans. Keep your hands to yourselves (that was a lesson from way back in kindergarten), your clothes on your bodies and for Lords sake JUST SAY NO!!!!!

Now that just sounds like very good advice.

A resurgence of head lice came to our school with some of our visitors from the south.

A first our school wouldn't even discuss it. The superintendent said he 'didn't want to cause a panic'.

Finally, we mothers got over our shame and brought up and a lot of us had been dealing with it. The new superintendent put the word out and the school nurse began checking. That helped -

Originally Posted by saveourcountry

USPatriot - TB is rampant in third world countries. It comes from them primarily.

I was being sarcastic,I am well aware of lots of diseases are coming in with the illegals.Seems our government doesn't have a clue.......

US Patriot - Sorry - it was late and I had brain fog.