The first death in Britain from a Sars-like virus last week, and the news that an untreatable and deadly strain of tuberculosis (TB) has been discovered in South Africa, has highlighted one of the most dangerous aspects of mass Third World immigration: the real threat it poses to the health and standards of the civilised world.
The Sars patient was being treated as an outpatient at Queen Elizabeth hospital, Birmingham for an unrelated condition which made him more susceptible to respiratory infections, the Health Protection Agency was reported as saying.
The victim “is believed to have caught the virus from his father who had recently travelled to Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. The father remains severely ill in hospital in Manchester, where he was transferred for treatment on an ECMO machine, which oxygenates the blood when the lungs fail.”
An earlier, unrelated case was diagnosed in September 2012 in a patient who had flown to London for treatment after falling ill in Qatar. He remains seriously ill.
Meanwhile, the unpleasant news from South Africa is that the first cases of “’totally drug-resistant” tuberculosis have been found in South Africa, according to a new paper published in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Emerging Infectious Diseases journal.
The disease is particularly prevalent in South Africa, where high rates of HIV means the immune systems of many more people are susceptible to infections.
As far back as March 2010, the World Health Organisation warned that in some areas of the world, one in four people with tuberculosis were being struck down with the ‘disease that can no longer be treated with standard drugs regimens’.
After widespread vaccination in much of the developed world, the disease has been largely isolated in 22 so-called ‘high burden’ countries—including South Africa. These poorer regions account for around 80 per cent of global cases of TB.
According to Medical News today, TB is “a major cause of illness and death worldwide, especially in Africa and Asia. Each year the disease kills almost 2 million people. The disease is also prevalent among people with HIV/AIDS.”
Although the biological origin of TB is the Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacillus, TB is closely linked to overcrowding and malnutrition, making it one of the principal diseases of poverty—in other words, a Third World disease if ever there was one.
To understand just how bad things are in the Third World as regards treatment, only one example need be used: A report in the South African Times newspaper of February 4, 2013, revealed that the quarters for nurses at a major hospital in the Eastern Cape region were little more than a filthy slum.
If these are the conditions which the “nurses” keep for themselves, there is little hope for any decent treatment for “patients”—and thus the lack of effective treatment helps to spread the disease even further.
Why then, would institutions such as Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) actively recruit staff from the Third World instead of training up white British people?
The answer can only be summed up in two words: race treason.
The policy of mass Third World immigration is nothing less than the deliberate, planned, mass genocide of the European people.
Steve
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In short things have been geared towards destroying this & other white western countries by stealth.
I saw a Pathe news reel that seemed to say there were something like 4 million unemployed after the war, yet soon after we were importing west Indians to work on the buses and trains, the NHS has long been a conduit for importing people.
Prince Philip just asked a Filipino nurse are the Philippines half empty because so many come here?
Some agencies only recruit abroad for jobs here, which by rights should go to British citizens first but don’t.
Next we have possibly 1,000’s of Indians coming here to take jobs of £20,000 or more if they come here to learn.
Then there are the Bulgarians & Romanians coming here at the end of the year & so on.
Steve
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The whole resistance to antibiotics is probably encouraged too, to get a major epidemic going, wipe a few more of us out if we don’t want to get killed attacking Iran or some other pointless war.
The Spanish flu epidemic after WW1 probably killed as many men as the war did.
Then there are the Georgia Guide Stones that talk about having half a billion on the Earth?
Steve
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Well looking on the bright side of things, they seem to wash things but how clean would they be after using those facilities?
rizla
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The main stream media is always reporting nice positive things about South Africa, as we well know this is half a light year from the truth. Who would want under-qualified Third World nurses running our hospital wards, certainly not a person off sound mind. Our Zog governments have re-created the Bolshevik monster hiding behind the banner of fairness equality and diversity. Over 60% of our medical practitioners thrown off the medical register did not qualify in this country, this matters not, the eradication of the white Northern European goes on unabated.
There has been reports of black racist nurses in NHS Hospitals giving it to Whitey in enriched areas of our country, the reaction from hospital management is lame to say the least. This is the tip of an enormous iceberg, the best is yet to come. When the Government buys cheap from Third World countries we get Third World standards. Their is nothing whatsoever advantageous to white British people than the reality of immigrants treating immigrants this has a negative effect on the NHS and the wider mixed economy. Although there are many exceptions, on the whole Third World immigrants are a burden on White people. This is reflected in the massive welfare dependency of the Black Community. The jail population has ballooned to 85,000 with another 20,000 prison places being created their is not one White politician who has the backbone to tell the public who is largely responsible for it.
The Egalitarian Liberal is the most dangerous person on the planet and most of them dont even realise it. Deal with them of become a part of history.
Steve
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I once asked Peter Hain if he thought South Africa was a success, I’m still waiting for an answer, so I’ll take that as a no!
frederickdixon
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Are people in the first world still routinely vaccinated against TB? I was as a child, but I’m not sure that my children, now adult, have been. Perhaps, with the disease apparently defeated, it was thought unnecessary. If so, perhaps we should be thinking again. My family was twice affected by TB as recently as the post-war years, once fatally, and I dread the reappearance of the “white death”.
Steve
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I don’t think they are, Russia screens for it but we let people in without checking.