Using CDC data to ascertain where immigrants have been relocated across the US.
Drudge had a story on a TB mishap at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Some comments piqued my curiosity, particarly one mentioning MD was now #7 in new TB cases. I started looking for the list of all states & new TB cases.
Found this: https://www.cdc.gov/tb/statistics/reports/2016/table30.htm#modalIdString_CDCTable_0
You have to expand the table by clicking on the graphic on that page.
The stat to look at is "2015–2016 % change" not overall rank. The latter is skewed by population size, a few hundred immigrants gets buried in large populations. The former (2015–2016 % change) quickly identifies areas where the problem is growing (positive numbers). In some cases, notably Idaho, which has become a wholesale dumping ground under the previous administration, the increase in TB was a whopping 60+%. Other states where new popymatiins have been quietly introduced, like Maine, show double-digit increases.
Remember the key statistic is change of rate of infection. Not overall rate. Overall rate paints a rosy picture ("look how great we're doing!") while the change of rate shows where things are headed and reveals subtle changes usually buried in the noise.
Why, one might ask, are small overall-population states the recipients of large numbers of immigrants, with accompanying increases in deadly TB and other diseases?
Some may posit they were targeted to shift the population balance in red states to purple or wventually blue. The Machiavellian might surmise the goal is to introduce non-native diseases to impact the indigenous (red) population. Look at states like NC, Louisiana, Kentucky, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, NH, and WV all showing marked increase in the once-eradicated in the US Tuberculosis. North Dakota shows a jaw-dropping 144% increase in TB from 2015 to 2016. How does this happen? By "accident"?
Was seeding the US with disease a planned op?
Data suggests a closer look is needed. Remember the people of these areas haven't seen TB (and other diseases) in a long time, and natural/acquired immunity to various diseases is no longer present.
Needed:
1) List of diseases eliminated or almost eliminated in the US over the past 100 years, particularly those which have recently reappeared.
2) more data on those disease profiles (preferably broken down by state) over the past several decades.
3) Graph long term year to year specific disease changes in states where recent undocumented and relocated immigration has occurred.
4) identify areas where new disease growth is appearing where authorities have withheld information on new immigration/relocation from citizens
5) pay particular attention to blue cities in red states where relevant authorities (mayors, county executives, health department directors) can actively bury information about government or charity run immigrant/refugee relocation operations.
Remember Q said some things must remain secret, lest the population revolt. Well, actively trying to kill off parts of the citizenry based on political leanings would seem to qualify. Smallpox blankets anyone?