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ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION TUBERCULOSIS CRISIS

By Frosty Wooldridge
July 13, 2005
NewsWithViews.com

The American Lung Association makes the claim it "wiped out"
tuberculosis in the United States. That esteemed public health
organization celebrated its 101th birthday in June.

However, last fall, at the Air Force Academy in Colorado a cadet tested
positive for tuberculosis. He is not alone. In Michigan, Florida,
Virginia, Georgia, Colorado, Texas and dozens of states around the
country, tuberculosis pops up daily at health clinics.

It's a growing crisis suffered by parents of kids in classrooms, work
places and food retail outlets. How and why is this disease that was
'extinguished' in the United States by the mid 1990's back?

According to the Center for Disease Control, 14,871 new cases of active
TB in the United States

"...occurred among people born abroad to non-U.S. born parents."
What do they have in common? They immigrated to America. Tuberculosis
rears its ugly head with the advance of illegal immigrants massing
across the United States.

How did they get past health officials at the borders? According to
U.S. Border Patrol officials, over 4,000 illegal aliens make successful
bids to cross America's borders nightly in Arizona alone. Once inside
the U.S., they move into the general population where they spread
tuberculosis to American citizens. How many infected illegal aliens
breached America's borders in the past five years? According to a
report by Dr. Kevin Patterson in the March issue of Mother Jones News,
"Patient Predator," an estimated 16,000 cases of MDR mycobacterium
tuberculosis traveled over U.S. borders from Mexico in the past five
years. This new 'multi-drug resistant' TB, at this point, is
incurable. Worldwide, tuberculosis kills two million people annually.

Let's connect the dots. On April 24, 2004, "Anatomy of an
Outbreak," the Santa Barbara Press-News carried a story on an illegal
alien migrant who infected 56 people. He had to be arrested and
confined to stop his spreading the disease. On June 30, 2004, a
Chesterfield County, Virginia teen at James River High School tested
positive for TB. Another 100 of his classmates had to be tested. On
July 2, 2004, a Bradenton, Florida homeless man who had visited
homeless shelters may have spread the disease to an unknown number of
people. Five cases of TB surfaced at the state prison in Hardeman
County, Whiteville, Tennessee. On June 22, 2004, a nursing student
tested positive for tuberculosis. In Norwich, Connecticut, a worker
from Plas Pak Industries tested positive for TB on June 1, 2004. In
Chesapeake, VA, 17 people died from TB in 2003. Last fall, north of
Detroit, Michigan, 30 students and four teachers tested positive for
TB.

Del Ray Beach, Florida suffered two cases.

Quite simply, it's spreading like a dandelion dropping seeds into the
wind.

Why should Americans be concerned? First, over one million illegal
alien children attend K-12 schools across the United States. They are
the sons and daughters of parents who escaped disease testing at our
nation's borders. Anyone of them could be among the 16,000 new cases
of TB within our borders. What do all illegal aliens have in common?
They do not want to be deported so they avoid checking into health
clinics.

According to Dr. Lee Reichman in his book "TIMEBOMB: GLOBAL EPIDEMIC
OF MULTI DRUG RESISTANT DISEASES," each infected person may infect 10
to 50 other persons depending on his/her presence in public. Where do
illegal aliens find work? Take a guess! It means any healthy American
could eat at a fast food restaurant, go to a movie, stand in line at a
grocery store or attend school-and contract tuberculosis. You're a
cough or sneeze away from infection by someone standing in line with
you.

Adding to the calamity, America's porous borders allow a million
illegal and untested migrants into the United States annually. It
portends a growing, silent and pervasive epidemic that will take years
before fully realized as 'live' and latent carriers may pass the
disease to anyone near them when they cough, sneeze or touch foods
Americans eat.


What can you as an American citizen do? Not much singularly. You're
pretty much a victim of this tuberculosis crisis. However, by joining
forces with like-minded citizens, you can force Congress to uphold
immigration laws, put troops on the borders to stop illegal migration
and reduce legal immigration to manageable levels that mandate strict
health testing before any immigrant arrives into this country.


If you don't do anything, which has been the case in the past 14
years since 1990 when tuberculosis was as rare as a blue moon, someone
you know or you will contract TB. If it's the MDR incurable form of
TB, you may be among the two million annually who don't enjoy the
next New Year's party. It's only a matter time.

Go to www.frostywooldridge.com and click on 'What you can do' and
click on the 26-point action letter to stop this nation-destroying
madness. For you West Coast night owls, every Thursday you can catch
yours truly in Las Vegas, Nevada on Mark Edwards' "Wake Up America"
talk show on 50,000 watt KDWN-Am-720 10:00 PM to midnight PT, or on the
worldwide Internet at www.wakeupamericafoundation.com On the home page,
click on www.americanvoiceradio.com heard around the world. Five nights
a week, Edwards engages patriots from across the nation to bring you
the latest on this nation-destroying invasion. Also go to
www.supportbordercontrols.com

Sources:

1, Timebomb: Global Epidemic of Multi Drug Resistant Diseases
2, New York Academy of Sciences
3, Fox News: 'Waiving Disease' Matt Hayes 4/4/03
4, TB Still on Rise in North Virginia: Drug Resistance, Immigratin
Cited in Disease's Spread, by Leef Smith, Washington Post Staff Writer,
03/18/02
5, TB Cases at Prison Increase: Associated Press, June 23, 2004, The
Tennessean
6, Nurse Diagnosed With TB, News Journal, June 22, 2004, New Jersey
7, Norwich Workers Tested for TB, www.newsday.com, June 19, 2004,
Norwich, Conn.
8, Stephany Gabbard, RN, CLNC, (health@legal-nurseconsultant.com), is a
Registered Nurse and Certified Legal Nurse Consultant specializing in
disease prevention. She has worked in several County Jail Health
Systems, witnessing first hand the effects of disease in the jail
population.
9, Frosty Wooldridge, (www.frostywooldridge.com) is a former cardiac
catheterization technician, teacher, national radio guest speaker, TV
guest, writer and world bicycle traveler who has seen the consequences
of overpopulation up close and personal. Take Action: Contact
www.numbersusa.com to take national action or call your Congressional
rep: 1 877 762 8762 toll free.



� 2005 Frosty Wooldridge - All Rights Reserved

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But don't germs deserve diversity? Why not cholera?

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