Map of France- Percentage of Births in 2015- Babies born with Sickle Cell Anemia (Immigration Stats)

AFDPHE ^ | 9-24-2016 | AFDPHE

[brucedickinson]

This is a map of France, and overlaid upon it are the births from 2015 where the baby was diagnosed with having Sickle Cell Anemia. Sickle cell disease is a genetic disease that almost exclusively concerns the extra-european population, it affects mainly people from the the Caribbean, Black Africa, and North Africa. This disease is detected at birth. 38.85% of births in France are non-white.

[brucedickinson]

Ever since I was little, I've heard the number of illegals in the US has been remaining steady at 10-12 million. That stat is a lie of course. No one actually keeps decent records of such things, for fear of shocking the public with the horrifying truth.

In France, they've made the error of publishing this map of births from 2015 where the baby was diagnosed with having sickle-cell. At the left of the map, in the red rectangle is the total of babies born in 2015 with sickle cell, and it is 38.85%. You have to put ono your Sherlock Holms hat and do a little reasoning to see what is going on. Shocking. The liberals weren't clever enough to bury this study.

[brucedickinson]

Sherlock Holmes. Whoops

[john drake]

Well, that easily shows where France is headed, unless it doesn’t treat the sickle-cell members of its multi-cultural society.

[KSCITYBOY]

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[Tax-chick]

My French isn't all that, but I believe the caption says these numbers are the percentage of at-risk newborns who were screened for sickle-cell disease, rather than the percentage diagnosed with the condition.

[brucedickinson]

the tests are administered to certain “ at-risk “ groups. You didn’t take your Sherlock hat off, did you?

[Dr. Sivana]

Those numbers were way too high, as it would mean that ALL non-Europeans had the disease. That would be one sickly population. No distinction is made between sickle cell anemia and sickle cell trait (which I believe is more common).

[Tax-chick]

I’m wearing my two-semesters-of-stats hat, the one with the big white silk peony on it. The “percentage of at-risk newborns screened” does not tell us “at-risk newborns as a percentage of total births.”

Suppose 100 babies are born. Suppose ten percent of them are at risk of sickle-cell disease. Six of those are screened. The percentage of at-risk newborns screened is 60%. This chart (if I read the caption correctly), gives us that final number. It does not give us the middle figure, the percentage of the whole that is at risk.

The numbers by region are consistent with a measure of screening accessibility: high in the Paris area, low in rural Brittany.

[pepsionice]

Actually, they were selective in how they did the map and only did regions. If you examine this....it’s mostly higher rates in regions with large-scale urban areas. My guess if you went to towns of 10,000 or less on population....the Sickle Cell Anemia rate is extremely low to non-existent. If you went to major cities of 250,000 or more....it’s probably extremely high.

Urbanization is a bigger problem than people think.

[brucedickinson]

not long ago, these tests would not have been needed. They will be testing for Zika soon

[Tax-chick]

“Not long ago,” these tests didn’t exist.

There have been people in France from North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Francophone Caribbean ... the French colonial empire ... for centuries. Probably quite a few, especially in the latter two groups, carried the sickle-cell trait. However, there was no particular reason to track it, since it is not a communicable disease and there was no good treatment for the symptoms.

[dsc]

“Well, that easily shows where France is headed”

Headed? It’s a done deal. France delenda est.

[Regulator]

Note that Ile de France is 73%.

That’s Paris.

And on the streets of formerly French Paris, you see it. Africans and Arabs everywhere.

Wasn’t like that just two decades ago except in a few areas.

France is committing suicide. And garbage like Hollande and his “socialists” are accelerating it.

Why did our families fight and die for these fools in the wars?

I know many French who see this and hate it. They want Le Pen to win, but the far left government elitists just double down and bring in more.

[Ditter]

It has been 20 years or more since I have been in France. I don't remember seeing many Muslim/Arabs/blacks in the parts of Paris we visited.

But one of the airports that we touched down in, we were the only white/Caucasian people that I saw. I remember being terrified because I was afraid we had gotten on the wrong plane in southern France and instead of going back to,Paris we had landed in North Africa!

[Moltke]

I remember a somewhat racist, boxing related (but then, not) joke from the ‘70s. Who’s the Great White Hope? Sickle Cell Anemia.

Guess it’s the other way around for France.