Environmental whackos bring back bedbugs.

As a kid growing up in a more rational nation, the only bedbugs I ever heard of were mythical creatures in an old saying,

“Good night. Sleep tight. Don’t let the bedbugs bite.”
Bedbugs had pretty much been eradicated from America by the 1950s. Bedbugs are a species of insect that apparently evolved specifically to inhabit human bedding, and are found nowhere else in nature. They live in the cracks and stuffing. They come out in the dark and feed on human blood. Their bites are painful and often get infected. The little nightly terrors had been eliminated from the US before the “eco” whack jobs in our government EPA and Congress started banning everything that citizens depend on to fight off cockroaches, termites, and bedbugs.


A nasty little Bed Bug

The bedbugs still might not be a problem in the US if the rest of the whack job government didn’t allow the unfettered immigration of filthy impoverished peasants in huge numbers. Bedbugs were one of many pests re-introduced into the US in the 1990s as a result of idiots in our government. Since we Americans are no longer allowed to do anything effective against them, the nasty little human flesh eaters have been multiplying and spreading.

The bedbugs now have major infestations in all big US cities as well as small towns. They inhabit all kinds of residences from expensive hotels to the poorest slums. When you go to a city and stay in a hotel, you are in serious risk of bringing the nasty little critters home in your luggage or clothing. Once let lose in your home, they are virtually impossible to get rid of because our whack job government won’t let you buy anything to use against them. I hope you enjoy being eaten.

Finally, due to pressure from a lot of big money hotel chains and big city politicians, the EPA held a conference in DC to discuss not doing anything about the nasty blood sucking critters. The Yahoo News article mentions that just about the only thing you can try now is to toss out all your mattresses, blankets, sheets, furniture, carpets, and clothes. Bleach the entire bare house for several days, and then buy all new furniture and clothing. That works if you don’t bring home more bedbugs from the hotel you stayed at while eradicating your home.

Dini Miller, is an entomologist and bedbug expert at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, who until 2001 only saw bedbugs on microscope slides dating from the 1950s. Now she gets calls several times a day from people who are often at their wits end dealing with the problem. "I can't tell you how many people have spent the night in their bath tubs because they are so freaked out by bedbugs," Miller said. "I get these people over the phone that have lost their marbles."

The EPA whackos, of course, have concluded their meeting without any plan to take any action. Some have suggested pushing money at research on new pesticides, spend more money is always the first thought of government regulators. The simple solution, dropping their regulations which prohibit use of the effective pesticides is beyond their feeble female minds to comprehend. Doing what worked before to eradicated bedbugs in the first half of the 20th century is not among their proposals. The post my mailbox sits on has more intelligence than those mindless EPA jerks.


A Mindless Congresscunt
Bob has a suggestion. If you have bedbugs, catch the little buggers in a jar and send it to your Congresscunt, or to the home of your local EPA whacko. They richly deserve the little buggers. Wake up America. It is idiot female voters who make all this insanity possible. Female suffrage is the root of all evil in Government.