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User ID: 8080014 United States 10/20/2019 09:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP: Haven't you ever wondered WHY we now have a Bedbug problem? Up until about 12 years ago, you RARELY heard about infestations, let alone seeing signs all along city streets hustling Bedbug treatments for only $29.99/room. And the MSM still doesn't report the problem. Quoting: GSB/LTD SO: WHAT HAS CHANGED? It's NOT the EPA. It's the influx of illegal IMMIGRANTS into this nation! Just another one of the special "Gifts" they bring right along with them... and they ALWAYS HAVE! Think I'm wrong about this? Better think again! During the Industrial Revolution tens of thousands of European immigrants flooded Ellis Island every month and there's a very GOOD reason America's first immigration portal was located on an ISLAND because the presence of disease and pestilence was rampant as they were pulsed though long lines after a cursory 3-point check for TB, Cholera and Smallpox. The obviously ill/suspect were pulled from line and immediately shunted to Hoffman or Swinburne Islands or deported along with the mentally-ill, political radicals or other "undesirables" but this amounted to only 1% of all arrivals. Between 1905-1914 ONE MILLION people per year successfully went through those lines and along with them they regularly brought fleas and bedbugs [or worse] and very quickly those infestations inundated entire neighborhoods where they settled. Ellis Island had it's own vast hospital, detention center and laundry where those suspected of carrying disease were detained, but they were for disease only; when they were detected, early treatments for infestations included mandatory Kerosene showers and the steam-cleaning or burning of all clothes/possessions and in cases of the communicable disease those burnings were also mandatory. Those that died during detention were buried in common graves in large Potter's field cemeteries. But virtually NOTHING was done about the bugs that easily reached cities all across America as their carriers dispensed from coast-to-coast - and those were the ones who actually went through the official screening process! Anonymous border-jumpers have ALWAYS been a threat to public health. Early treatments for Bedbugs included compounds of Arsenic and Mercury and every corner drugstore had large shelves stocking them... but most immigrants were either too ignorant or poor to buy them... after all, they'd lived with bugs their whole lives, so why bother? Fleas would be treated by body dustings of Borax, but again weren't that widely used by immigrants. They just scratched along with the family mongrel. Starting to get the picture now? BTW: the next time you see one of those little plastic signs advertising Bedrug treatments at discount rates, notice the neighborhoods where they are located! Invariably they will be adjacent to areas with a high immigrant population. NOW YOU KNOW WHY!! $29.99 a room is a good price CONGRATULATIONS on missing the point... and even if you were being sarcastic, it's not funny. Not one bit. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 45204850 United States 10/20/2019 09:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP: Haven't you ever wondered WHY we now have a Bedbug problem? Up until about 12 years ago, you RARELY heard about infestations, let alone seeing signs all along city streets hustling Bedbug treatments for only $29.99/room. And the MSM still doesn't report the problem. Quoting: GSB/LTD SO: WHAT HAS CHANGED? It's NOT the EPA. It's the influx of illegal IMMIGRANTS into this nation! Just another one of the special "Gifts" they bring right along with them... and they ALWAYS HAVE! Think I'm wrong about this? Better think again! During the Industrial Revolution tens of thousands of European immigrants flooded Ellis Island every month and there's a very GOOD reason America's first immigration portal was located on an ISLAND because the presence of disease and pestilence was rampant as they were pulsed though long lines after a cursory 3-point check for TB, Cholera and Smallpox. The obviously ill/suspect were pulled from line and immediately shunted to Hoffman or Swinburne Islands or deported along with the mentally-ill, political radicals or other "undesirables" but this amounted to only 1% of all arrivals. Between 1905-1914 ONE MILLION people per year successfully went through those lines and along with them they regularly brought fleas and bedbugs [or worse] and very quickly those infestations inundated entire neighborhoods where they settled. Ellis Island had it's own vast hospital, detention center and laundry where those suspected of carrying disease were detained, but they were for disease only; when they were detected, early treatments for infestations included mandatory Kerosene showers and the steam-cleaning or burning of all clothes/possessions and in cases of the communicable disease those burnings were also mandatory. Those that died during detention were buried in common graves in large Potter's field cemeteries. But virtually NOTHING was done about the bugs that easily reached cities all across America as their carriers dispensed from coast-to-coast - and those were the ones who actually went through the official screening process! Anonymous border-jumpers have ALWAYS been a threat to public health. Early treatments for Bedbugs included compounds of Arsenic and Mercury and every corner drugstore had large shelves stocking them... but most immigrants were either too ignorant or poor to buy them... after all, they'd lived with bugs their whole lives, so why bother? Fleas would be treated by body dustings of Borax, but again weren't that widely used by immigrants. They just scratched along with the family mongrel. Starting to get the picture now? BTW: the next time you see one of those little plastic signs advertising Bedrug treatments at discount rates, notice the neighborhoods where they are located! Invariably they will be adjacent to areas with a high immigrant population. NOW YOU KNOW WHY!! $29.99 a room is a good price CONGRATULATIONS on missing the point... and even if you were being sarcastic, it's not funny. Not one bit. :myclown: |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 45519371 United States 10/20/2019 09:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP: Haven't you ever wondered WHY we now have a Bedbug problem? Up until about 12 years ago, you RARELY heard about infestations, let alone seeing signs all along city streets hustling Bedbug treatments for only $29.99/room. And the MSM still doesn't report the problem. Quoting: GSB/LTD SO: WHAT HAS CHANGED? It's NOT the EPA. It's the influx of illegal IMMIGRANTS into this nation! Just another one of the special "Gifts" they bring right along with them... and they ALWAYS HAVE! Think I'm wrong about this? Better think again! During the Industrial Revolution tens of thousands of European immigrants flooded Ellis Island every month and there's a very GOOD reason America's first immigration portal was located on an ISLAND because the presence of disease and pestilence was rampant as they were pulsed though long lines after a cursory 3-point check for TB, Cholera and Smallpox. The obviously ill/suspect were pulled from line and immediately shunted to Hoffman or Swinburne Islands or deported along with the mentally-ill, political radicals or other "undesirables" but this amounted to only 1% of all arrivals. Between 1905-1914 ONE MILLION people per year successfully went through those lines and along with them they regularly brought fleas and bedbugs [or worse] and very quickly those infestations inundated entire neighborhoods where they settled. Ellis Island had it's own vast hospital, detention center and laundry where those suspected of carrying disease were detained, but they were for disease only; when they were detected, early treatments for infestations included mandatory Kerosene showers and the steam-cleaning or burning of all clothes/possessions and in cases of the communicable disease those burnings were also mandatory. Those that died during detention were buried in common graves in large Potter's field cemeteries. But virtually NOTHING was done about the bugs that easily reached cities all across America as their carriers dispensed from coast-to-coast - and those were the ones who actually went through the official screening process! Anonymous border-jumpers have ALWAYS been a threat to public health. Early treatments for Bedbugs included compounds of Arsenic and Mercury and every corner drugstore had large shelves stocking them... but most immigrants were either too ignorant or poor to buy them... after all, they'd lived with bugs their whole lives, so why bother? Fleas would be treated by body dustings of Borax, but again weren't that widely used by immigrants. They just scratched along with the family mongrel. Starting to get the picture now? BTW: the next time you see one of those little plastic signs advertising Bedrug treatments at discount rates, notice the neighborhoods where they are located! Invariably they will be adjacent to areas with a high immigrant population. NOW YOU KNOW WHY!! $29.99 a room is a good price CONGRATULATIONS on missing the point... and even if you were being sarcastic, it's not funny. Not one bit. Naw man, I hear ya You made a good point I'm at work, kinda busy here. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 45519371 United States 10/20/2019 09:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP: Haven't you ever wondered WHY we now have a Bedbug problem? Up until about 12 years ago, you RARELY heard about infestations, let alone seeing signs all along city streets hustling Bedbug treatments for only $29.99/room. And the MSM still doesn't report the problem. Quoting: GSB/LTD SO: WHAT HAS CHANGED? It's NOT the EPA. It's the influx of illegal IMMIGRANTS into this nation! Just another one of the special "Gifts" they bring right along with them... and they ALWAYS HAVE! Think I'm wrong about this? Better think again! During the Industrial Revolution tens of thousands of European immigrants flooded Ellis Island every month and there's a very GOOD reason America's first immigration portal was located on an ISLAND because the presence of disease and pestilence was rampant as they were pulsed though long lines after a cursory 3-point check for TB, Cholera and Smallpox. The obviously ill/suspect were pulled from line and immediately shunted to Hoffman or Swinburne Islands or deported along with the mentally-ill, political radicals or other "undesirables" but this amounted to only 1% of all arrivals. Between 1905-1914 ONE MILLION people per year successfully went through those lines and along with them they regularly brought fleas and bedbugs [or worse] and very quickly those infestations inundated entire neighborhoods where they settled. Ellis Island had it's own vast hospital, detention center and laundry where those suspected of carrying disease were detained, but they were for disease only; when they were detected, early treatments for infestations included mandatory Kerosene showers and the steam-cleaning or burning of all clothes/possessions and in cases of the communicable disease those burnings were also mandatory. Those that died during detention were buried in common graves in large Potter's field cemeteries. But virtually NOTHING was done about the bugs that easily reached cities all across America as their carriers dispensed from coast-to-coast - and those were the ones who actually went through the official screening process! Anonymous border-jumpers have ALWAYS been a threat to public health. Early treatments for Bedbugs included compounds of Arsenic and Mercury and every corner drugstore had large shelves stocking them... but most immigrants were either too ignorant or poor to buy them... after all, they'd lived with bugs their whole lives, so why bother? Fleas would be treated by body dustings of Borax, but again weren't that widely used by immigrants. They just scratched along with the family mongrel. Starting to get the picture now? BTW: the next time you see one of those little plastic signs advertising Bedrug treatments at discount rates, notice the neighborhoods where they are located! Invariably they will be adjacent to areas with a high immigrant population. NOW YOU KNOW WHY!! $29.99 a room is a good price CONGRATULATIONS on missing the point... and even if you were being sarcastic, it's not funny. Not one bit. :myclown: Lolz |
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Hiram's Apprentice
User ID: 72608037 United States 10/20/2019 09:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My sister-in-law lives in an apartment complex infested with the nasty buggers. Manager of the apartments refuses to address the issue, Health Dept refuses to investigate the issue claiming the have to have permission of the apartment manager before entering an apartment. Local EPA refuses to acknowledge any reports on the issue as well. I've had to get the FDA involved to get any for of remediation for my sister-in-law and her kids (school called CPS on my sister-in-law over the bed bug bites the kids have), even after thousands of dollars in fines, the apartment manager does nothing to address the problem. Local governments receive payoffs from slumlords which allow said slumlords to continue operating unethically. Last Edited by Doc Clock on 10/20/2019 09:33 AM "Tempus Fugit" |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 45519371 United States 10/20/2019 09:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My sister-in-law lives in an apartment complex infested with the nasty buggers. Manager of the apartments refuses to address the issue, Health Dept refuses to investigate the issue claiming the have to have permission of the apartment manager before entering an apartment. Local EPA refuses to acknowledge any reports on the issue as well. I've had to get the FDA involved to get any for of remediation for my sister-in-law and her kids (school called CPS on my sister-in-law over the bed bug bites the kids have), even after thousands of dollars in fines, the apartment manager does nothing to address the problem. Local governments receive payoffs from slumlords which allow said slumlords to continue operating unethically. Quoting: Hiram's Apprentice Exactly Thank you And it's getting worse |
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HarshingMyMellow
User ID: 78087941 United States 10/20/2019 09:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I fear hotels for this reason. I have to travel to two hotels per year and they are nice, but first time I see a bed bug, I won't be traveling anymore. I can drive from home. ========================== Psalm 46:10 Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth. |
bugkiller
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bugkiller
User ID: 25782046 United States 10/20/2019 11:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Do you have a link? Needs a special low volume applicator to apply. [link to www.aprehend.com (secure)] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 45519371 United States 10/20/2019 11:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Do you have a link? Needs a special low volume applicator to apply. [link to www.aprehend.com (secure)] And only a licensed exterminator can buy it? |
bugkiller
User ID: 25782046 United States 10/20/2019 12:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: bugkiller There is a fungal bio pesticide that is showing good results and safer than ddt Do you have a link? Needs a special low volume applicator to apply. [link to www.aprehend.com (secure)] And only a licensed exterminator can buy it? I have seen it on one of the diy pest sites |
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