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June 1, 2016

Title: Refugees Bringing in Deadly Viruses
Topic: Refugee Crisis

Discussed by Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet
with Truth For Health (www.TruthForHealth.org)

The invisible invaders are here…Traveling with humans which carry bacterial, viral, and fungal diseases rare or once eradicated in the US, these invisible invaders will be the whirl wind of the perfect storm coming to a community near you. Americans are being kept in the dark by our own federal government about risks to our lives. Americans need to be informed of these risks to both national security, public health and our economy.

Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet specializes in preventive and climacteric medicine. She recently wrote an editorial entitled: “Tuberculosis New Threat to Americans with Refugee Resettlement and Illegal Border Crossers”. Click here to read the article. First, the cost to treat the lowest strain of TB is $17,000 - $20,000 per patient for approximately 6-9 months.

The next level of TB is multi-drug resistant costs $135,000 - $140,000 per patient and takes 20-26 months to treat. This is the most common form of TB that we are seeing in refugees coming into America. Oh – and by the way – these refugees are receiving FREE healthcare. YOU are paying the bill for this!

The third level of TB is MDR-TB takes 32-36 months to treat, costing more than $430,000 to treat a single patient. In addition to being extremely expensive, the drugs cause many harmful side effects. And, stating the obvious, we do not know how many refugees are coming to America with TB and other diseases which are rare or extinct here but prevalent in other countries.

Over 50% of all active TB cases are found in four states: New York, California, Florida, and Texas. And TB has surpassed HIV/AIDS as the leading infectious disease cause of death worldwide.

Listen in as Dr. Vliet offers more statistics and a warning to everyone.

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September 15, 2015

Title: Refugee Crisis Worst in History
Topic: Refugee Crisis

Discussed by Bill Horan
with Operation Blessing International (www.OB.org)

NOTE: At the time of this interview, Germany was still welcoming all Syrian migrants with open arms. Some developments have been made over the weekend to suggest otherwise. Please continue to pray for the Syrian refugees and the countries surrounding Syria. Pray they will be safe and well taken care of. Pray they will not be misunderstood. Pray, most of all, that the refugees will be welcomed by Christians who will show them only the love and compassion which Jesus Christ showed to the world when he died for our sins on the cross.

The largest human displacement the world has ever seen is happing now. Worldwide, 59.5 million people are on the move as refugees or displaced people  within their home countries. That population would be enough to make them citizens of the world's 24th biggest country.

Bill Horan is the President and Chief Operating Officer of Operation Blessing. The people of Syria, who have been forced out of their homes, have nothing other than the clothes on their back. Many have migrated to Hungary or are on their way to Germany. They are scared and hungry and tired. Bill says, while Operation Blessing does not yet have a team in these areas, they are working closely with other humanitarian organizations, supplying money for food and other necessities.

Many people mistakenly believe that the only migrants fleeing Syria are young aggressive Muslim men. Bill Horan strongly disputes this claim. There are families with women and children and elderly who simply want a safe place to go so they are not murdered by the extremists in their home country. They don’t want to leave, but they must. Imagine how scared and alone they must feel! Put yourselves in their shoes.

If you would like to help, please click [here]. 100% of your donation goes straight to the refugee crisis.

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