World's DEADLIEST Disease Spreading In Maine & US, TB Sparks Panic On Slow News Day | Tim Pool

I had to escort a leader of MS13 to a hospital for a surgical procedure as a cop. Months later, HR called and I had to go get tested for TB because the guy had full-blown TB at the time, but because of HIPPA, I was not informed ahead of time. I turned out not to have it. Thank God.

This is what happens with open borders!

Thank you Joe and Kamala and Mayorkas for reintroducing this to the US

Imagine importing tons of people without basic vaccinations and being surprised when others get sick.

WTF???? Here i sit, in Maine. They made a damn sanctuary city in my hometown of Portland. My great grand mother died of TB in 1927. It was the last big outbreak in America, and it happened in Northern Maine. * If you want to cry your eyes out, you can find her letter to my grandfather that she wrote to him when he was a baby, and she was dying and knowing he'd never know her. Its in the Maine State Museum; and its BRUTAL.

Look up where TB is most prevalent worldwide, and then try to convince yourself that our TB rates have nothing to do with the border policies during the previous administration.

There was a place known as Ellis Island. Here, immigrants were checked for several things including diseases. Those that were found to have infectious diseases were immediately sent back to their country of origin. The U.S. taxpayers should not be providing free health care to anyone coming into this country. LIke Ellis Island protocols, anyone crossing our border with medical problems / infectious diseases should be immediately returned to the country of origin.

You can already smell what CNN and MSNBC is going to do. Blame Trump like always.

I assumed the disease was TDS. I live in Maine, it’s awful up here.

My whole immediate family caught TB because of a family member who worked in Healthcare. She had a patient who came into the country illegally, and it wasn't disclosed to her that he had active TB. We all recovered, but it was a nightmare recovering from the antibiotics.