The Sexually Diseased American 1

Is It Really Worth Touching Them..?

1.  Parallels To The Roman Empire

2.  Chlamydia

3.  Gonorrhea 
4.  Syphilis 
5.  Is It Really Worth Touching Them..?

1.  Parallels To The Roman Empire

1.  We can tell our readers that we are not the only ones to have noticed the parallels between the United States today; and the decline and collapse of the Roman Empire:

• hugely inflated sense of hubris and "exceptionalism";
• bloated, corrupt, political and financial elite;
• corrupt, discredited mainstream media peddling state-sanctioned propaganda; 
• politicized, probably corrupt, highly compromised judicial system internationally regarded as laughable;
• cascading laws and regulations for the majority, effective immunity for the elite;
• marked decrease in personal liberty; 
• surveillance state mentality;
• allegedly buzzing economy which is actually on life support - and has been since 2008;
• disastrous, never-ending, hugely expensive military intervention in other countries;
• anger, shunning and disrespect from other countries, large and small, due to aggressive military, geopolitical, economic entitlement and meddling;
• currency rapidly debased through rampant currency creation, exporting inflation around the world;
• unsustainable debt;
• societal polarization, growing anger, violence;
• distracted, highly ignorant population;
• rampant debauchery;
• soaring disease rates;

2.  It's been said that one should not eat the head of a prawn, because the shit goes all the way to the top. 

2.  Chlamydia

1.  In the case of STDs (Sexually Transmitted Diseases) in the United States, that appears to be true:  The shit really does go all the way to the top.  

2. In 2016, according to the US Centers For Disease Control, the nation's capital, Washington DC was the leader in Chlamydia, (which incidentally, is the most notifiable condition in the US) by 118% above the national average:

3.  Now look at the "usual suspects" i.e. those states with high concentrations of gay men and "the lifestyle".  The infection rates for Chlamydia are pretty high.

Wait... there's more... 

3.  Gonorrhea

1.  Washington DC led the way in Gonorrhea, 230% above the national average:

2.  Now look at the "usual suspects" i.e. those states with high concentrations of gay men and "the lifestyle".  The infection rates for Gonorrhea are pretty high.

But wait...there's more...

4.  Syphilis

1.  Washington DC also led the way in Syphilis, 175% over the national average:

2.  Now look at the "usual suspects" i.e. those states with high concentrations of gay men and "the lifestyle".  The infection rates for Primary and Secondary Syphilis are pretty high. 

(a)  Primary Syphilis* - sores at the original site of infection e.g. head and shaft of penis, around genitals, around anus, in the rectum, in and around the mouth;

(b)  Secondary Syphilis* - skin rash, swollen lymph nodes, fever;

In both (a) and (b), during the latent stage, there may be no symptoms. Or the symptoms could be mild and not even noticed.

(c)  Tertiary Syphilis* - severe medical problems;

* Syphilis - CDC Fact Sheet

Primary and Secondary Syphilis - Reported Cases By Sex, Sexual Behaviour and Race/Ethnicity, United States 2016:

Note the huge increase in Syphilis in the MSM category i.e. Men Who Have Sex With Men (with whites leading the way).

Source of Maps and Data for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and Syphilis: "Feeling The Bern": Washington DC Dominates New STD Per Capita Ranking From The CDC, Zero Hedge, 27 September 2017

COMING UP IN PART 2:
5.  Is It Really Worth Touching Them..?

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