Posted on 03/30/2020 5:54:30 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
I have been predicting this very thing, since way before the virus. The dominos have been set in place ready to fall for a good 5 years. It is actually surprising that it hasn’t happened already.
Once this virus gets into the homeless populations of LA, SF, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver BC, Chicago, Baltimore, NYC, and every other major city in the U.S. and abroad, expect it to go through their camps like a firestorm. There will be nothing that can prevent it. The big cities that are under Democratic control are going to see a massive death toll the likes of which we have never ever seen before.
There have been smalls incidents of TB from time to time, but anyone with a brain could tell you that it was inevitable whether it hit the non-homeless population or not. The powderkeg has been lit. We will know how fast and how large the explosion by June-July at the latest.
The burning questions for those in charge of these large population centers, “What can we do to prevent it from spreading to the health-care workers and to prevent it from being spread by rats and mice to the non-homeless population.” I am not being heartless, I am being a realist.
In Seattle, they will probably go to the front of the line for treatment.
In St. Louis they have a homeless man that tested positive, refused to be hospitalized and left.
So now they are looking for him. As far as I know they didn’t release any description to the public but only info like his name and DOB to homeless shelters.
Just going by what I heard on KMOX.
A significant aspect of “homeless” are the people recruited around this fruited plain, to attend “treatment” for drug/alcoholism which are covered “essential benefits” of government subsidized “Obamacare.”
The recruiter asks the addict in middleton USA, who they would like to cleanup/soberup.....
near the ocean, with trips to the beach, trips to the gym, etc. Three hots and a cot.
When the insurance runs out or they test dirty, they get the boot, which is called getting “curbed.”
Stuck in California without money or another place to go.
The weather is mild almost all of the time.
and we are surprised because ....? What else do they have that we don’t know about?
Seattle and LA. Well, the plague has got to start somewhere and I couldn’t think of better places except to add in San Fran, Oakland, and Portland.
They wanted the homeless to live and crap up their cities. Let them treat them for their illnesses and see how fast it spreads among the great health workers (no politicians in those areas, I guarantee, esp. no Marxist mayor cowards).
Looks like nature is thinking it’s time to thin the herd and according to the Leftists, we can’t do anything about it. Guess we don’t need to try if that is the case. Let the virus run its course, right through these Marxist shithole cities until they reach the ocean. The pissed in/pooped in water should kill the virus in the course of time.
Just sorry that good people will die because of Red Chinese actions/inactions, aided and abetted by our American Marxists and Obamites.
The Augean Stables come to mind.
Regards,
#26. If the rats leave the hotel, you know that they sense the new human inhabitants are infected.
Let all the poison that lurks in the mud hatch out.
I Claudius.
As a 66 yr's old guy, who still remember's seeing on Television @ age 10 approx. "THE AL JOLSON STORY," staring Larry Parks, as Al Jolson. It was Al Jolson, [in the ORIGINAL movie circa 1927: "The Jazz Singer"] said the {immortal} words “Wait a minute … you ain’t heard nothin’ yet.” Also said in the other two remakes of the Jazz Singer. Just thought you should know the origin's of those words :Wait a minute … you ain’t heard nothin’ yet.
I'm overdosing on Al Jolson via YouTube, as I'm writing this.
This is going to get really ugly!!!
Spark meets tinder...
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