Thread: HORROR: ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS BRING PLAGUE, AMERICA MAY BE IN FOR A NEW DARK AGE

HORROR: ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS BRING PLAGUE, AMERICA MAY BE IN FOR A NEW DARK AGE

Posted by Staff on July 14, 2014

The Federal Government has placed a gag order on medical personnel treating illegal immigrants as they pass over the border and seek medical care. It was only a matter of time before an American got infected with a third world ailment, but nobody thought it would be this bad.

First, it was a new and virulent form of Ebola that is ravaging through Africa and parts of the Middle East. And now, on July 11, a man from Colorado has come down with one of the rarest and most fatal forms of the pneumonic plague, setting the stage for a return of viruses so great that the world has not experienced them for nearly 100 years.

A Colorado man is infected with the rarest and most fatal form of plague, an airborne version that can be spread through coughing and sneezing.

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It is the first case of pneumonic plague seen in the state since 2004, said Jennifer House, a spokeswoman for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.

He may have contracted the illness from his dog, she said, which died suddenly and has also been found to carry the disease. – Bloomberg

Nearly all forms of plague originate from a bacterium called Yersinia pestis, which was commonly carried by fleas and passed onto dogs, squirrels, and small rodents. However, the Pneumonic strain of Yersinia pestis is one that is transmitted through the respiratory tract, and is emitted through such actions as sneezing and coughing.

The plague has been active three times in known history, beginning first in the 2nd century and ending with its most recent attack in 1918-1919 after World War I. In every case, between 50 and 300 million people were killed, with the first case being a strong proponent for taking down the Roman and Byzantine Empires.

Sadly however, the public can never know if a plague today would be caused by a force of nature, or by a covert action done by government agencies who have incubated these deadly viruses in labs throughout the world. In fact, one agency has even gone so far as to dig up a corpse known to have succumb to the 1918 Influenza disaster, and revived it to create new strains that could be far worse than what nature let loose 100 years ago.

Additionally, the new Ebola outbreak in Africa has now risen to nearly 900 cases, with the epidemic expected to grow as infected people shun medical attention on the Dark Continent. Ebola, like AIDS, has been proven to be a man made lab concoction, and seems to primarily be directed at Africans where the majority of outbreaks occur.

It may be a coincidence, but perhaps more of an irony that the time when the pneumonic plague appears on the Continental U.S. is the very same time when hundreds of thousands of illegal third world aliens flock across the border, and are being sent to all points on the map. And with a new report of an untreatable form of Tuberculosis being discovered in several children coming here from third world countries, it is not out of the realm that the possibility of a new outbreak of formerly eradicated viruses and plagues could be just around the corner as the world’s population reaches new record highs.

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Deadliest, Rarest Form of Plague Contracted Near Denver

By Sonali Basak and Jennifer Oldham Jul 14, 2014 12:01 AM ET
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A rare airborne form of the plague that can spread through coughing and sneezing has infected a Colorado man, and state health officials are searching for other possible cases.
The man, who hasn’t been identified, is infected with pneumonic plague, an inhaled form of the disease, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment said July 9 in a statement. It’s the first case of pneumonic plague seen in the state since 2004, said Jennifer House, a spokeswoman for the department. The man may have been exposed in Adams County near Denver, the department said.
Plague, which can be fatal if left untreated, spreads most often through flea bites and continues to spread in parts of Africa, Asia and South America. Only seven people are infected in the U.S. each year. The Colorado man has been hospitalized and treated, and is no longer infectious, House said.
“He’s on treatment long enough to not be transmissible,” she said in a telephone interview. He may have contracted the illness from his dog, she said, which died suddenly and has also been found to carry the disease.
“We don’t think it’s out in our air,” House said. “We think it’s in our dead animal populations and dead rodent populations.”
The disease occurs when a bacterium named Yersinia pestis infects the body, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The difference between the pneumonic and bubonic varieties is that the bacteria take hold in the lungs in the first case, rather than underneath the skin through insect bites. Both types can be treated with antibiotics.

State Investigating

The state is working “to investigate the source of exposure and to identify those who may have been exposed through close contact with the individual,” the Colorado health department said in its statement. “Any individuals exposed will be recommended for antibiotic treatment.”
Mark Salley, a spokesman for the department, said yesterday there was no update on the investigation or the number of cases.
Plague first came to the U.S. in about 1900 on ships infested with rats, which can carry plague-carrying fleas, according to the CDC website. The last urban outbreak of plague in the U.S. occurred in Los Angeles in 1924 and 1925, CDC said. Rare plague infections occur in a few Western rural areas, including northern New Mexico, northern Arizona, southern Colorado, California, southern Oregon, and far western Nevada, according to the Atlanta-based agency.

Colorado Cases

Colorado has had 60 cases of all types of plague since 1957, and nine people have died, the state said.
“The reaction is leaning toward people who are tired of the protection of prairie dogs on some level,” said Jim Siedlecki, director of public information of Adams County. “Most people look at them as cute little dogs on the side of the road, but in rural Adams County they are looked at as a rodent who damages crops and is potentially plague-ridden.”
Adams County, home to 470,000 residents, with 425,000 living in the Denver metro area, is one of Colorado’s fastest-growing counties and among the 20 fastest-growing counties in the nation.
Untreated plague is fatal, and antibiotics have to be given within 24 hours of the first symptoms to reduce the chance of death. Symptoms of the disease include fever, headache and chest pain, along with a pneumonia that develops rapidly causing shortness of breath, chest pain and bloody mucus, according to the CDC.

No Vaccine

There is no vaccine available for plague in the U.S. The bubonic form is the most common and is best known for its outbreaks in the Middle Ages. Bubonic plague occurs when a person is infected through the skin, usually through the bites of fleas.
Colorado officials recommend that residents keep pets away from wildlife, especially dead rodents. The plague can spread from animals after a large die-off of prairie dogs, when fleas with the bacteria seek new hosts, according to the state.
“The message we’re trying to get out is that the plague bacteria is present here in Colorado, and to take necessary precautions to avoid getting infected,” House said.
To contact the reporters on this story: Sonali Basak in New York at sbasak7@bloomberg.net; Jennifer Oldham in Denver at joldham1@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Reg Gale at rgale5@bloomberg.net Bruce Rule, Steven Crabill

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...ar-denver.html

US Border Patrol Agents Are Beginning To Contract This Fatal Disease From Obama’s Migrants





A border patrol agent in Laredo, Texas, was hospitalized for over a week after contracting bacterial pneumonia while processing illegal migrants at the border.
Agent Jarrad Seely, vice president of National Border Patrol Council 2455, said the infected agent will have chronic asthmatic symptoms for the rest of his life. Weeks after contracting the illness, the agent’s throat is still so swollen that he cannot speak.
“It’s a very traumatic experience for [the agent] and [the agent’s] family,” Seely said, noting the agent may never be able to return to work.
“Our agents have been getting sick more often than before with flus and congestion and a whole bunch of respiratory illnesses,” said Hector Garza, the secretary and treasurer of NBPC 2455. “The processing room was severely overcrowded and that just made [it] the perfect breeding ground for these diseases.”
Do you think President Obama cares about the health and safety of Americans forced to work in these facilities? Tell us in the comments below.

http://americanoverlook.com/us-borde...migrants/21682

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The Black Death: Pneumonic Plague Appears In Denver http://freedomoutpost.com/2014/07/bl...ppears-denver/



The Black Death: Pneumonic Plague Appears In Denver

Chris Carrington 3 hours ago
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As if worrying about Ebola escaping Africa wasn’t enough Bloomberg is reporting that a Denver man has contracted pneumonic plague.

Jennifer House from the Colorado Department of Public Heath and Environment told Bloomberg:

House said the man has been hospitalized and treated, she wouldn’t release other details about his situation. “He’s on treatment long enough to not be transmissible,” House said in a telephone interview. He may have contracted the illness from his dog, she said, which died suddenly and has also been found to carry the disease.
“We don’t think it’s out in our air,” House said. (my emphasis)
“We think it’s in our dead animal populations and dead rodent populations.”
Plague in all of its forms infects only about seven people yearly in the U.S. The disease occurs when a bacterium named Yersinia pestis infects the body, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The difference between the pneumonic and bubonic varieties is that the bacteria take hold in the lungs in the first case, rather than underneath the skin through insect bites. Both types are treated with antibiotics.

The state is working “to investigate the source of exposure and to identify those who may have been exposed through close contact with the individual,” the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment said in its statement. “Any individuals exposed will be recommended for antibiotic treatment.”

I am so pleased that they “don’t think it’s in the air” but I would be far more pleased if they stated, definitively, that it wasn’t.
Read more from Bloomberg

Source Image Source: Medscape.com “Pneumonic plague is the more likely form associated with bioterrorism. Inhalation of aerosolized Y pestis released from a biological weapon causes a rapidly progressive multilobar pneumonia. Bilateral infiltrates are common in pneumonic plague (shown). Treatment: streptomycin (gentamicin), doxycycline, or a quinolone is preferred for pneumonic and bubonic plague. Patients with plague meningitis should also receive chloramphenicol due to its excellent CNS penetration. Strict respiratory isolation is required in cases of confirmed or suspected pneumonic plague. Mortality is high and very early treatment is associated with a better outcome.”Hattip DCClothesline.com

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