Are These Hexagonal Crystal-like Artifacts Part Morgellons Etiology?
Morgellons Research Group
October 23, 2012
A number of people across the country are reporting instances of discovering tiny little “specks of glitter” coming from their skin. So far, all of the people reporting these tiny ‘crystals’ are also afflicted with what we have come to know as Morgellons […]. Many Morgellons sufferers have donated specimens/samples to independent researchers who are currently working on the project.
These tiny, shiny specks that are being found within those suffering from Morgellons, share many similarities from size range to shape, and often color. The shiny specs have been found embedded in, or coming from human flesh infected with Morgellons fibers, etc., as well as from airborne samples.
Current research on these hexagonal crystal-like artifacts include areas such as silica and cellulose, protein crystals created from within the human body, crystal biosensors, RFID chips, photonic crystals/electromagnetic fields, scalar weapons, fiber optic nano-probes, silicon wafers, silicon photonic nanostructures, liquid crystalline and probably the most interesting so far, the piezoelectric crystals which are antibody specific and self-assemble layer by layer.
What is causing humans, for the first time in history, to discover specks of a glittering substance, hexagonal in shape, in their skin? Could it be part of this man-made Morgellons atrocity which is enveloping the planet, even as you read this?
DOCUMENTARY: “The Great Culling: Our Water” Official Movie (FIRST 33 MIN)
Framing The World Productions, Inc.
October 23, 2012
THIS IS ONLY THE FIRST 33 MIN OF THE FILM. Please order “The Great Culling: Our Water” DVD or BLURAY today to see the rest of the film!
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http://www.thegreatculling.org
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The Georgia Guidestones is a large granite monument in Elbert County, Georgia. It has been referred to as an American Stonehenge. The person or group that paid for its construction is a mystery. Inscribed on its stones are ten commandments, written in twelve languages, for what it describes as an Age of Reason. Many believe it is an agenda for the New World Order.
The first commandment is: “Maintain humanity under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature.” Since the world population now stands at over seven billion, that means the commandment calls for the elimination of 93% of the world’s population.
THE CULLING ALREADY HAS BEGUN
The Great Culling of the human race already has begun. It is being done through chemicals added to our drinking water, food, medicines, and the air we breathe — chemicals that have the known effect of reducing fertility and shortening lifespan. This message can no longer be dismissed as conspiracy theory. The facts are in plain view.
This documentary is the first of a three-part series. It shows how additives to our drinking water, such as fluoride, supposedly to combat tooth decay, in reality are covert doses of death. It also shows how you can protect yourself and your family.
Order “The Great Culling: Our Water” DVD
http://www.realityzone.com/cull1.html
[hat tip: Erin Janus]
Morgellons Research Discussion – Carnicom Institute – Oct 19 2012 [video]
Carnicom Institute
October 19, 2012
Research discussion on the most recent advances by the Carnicom Institute on the Morgellons condition, with Mark Kilcoyne and Clifford E Carnicom
Teen Dies Taking Ayahuasca: What Really Happened? [video]
The Truther Girls
October 19, 2012
18-year-old Kyle Nolan died taking ayahuasca brew with a shaman in Peru. The use of ayahuasca has been studied extensively and has been found to be safe under traditional conditions. So how could young Mr Nolan have died by ingesting this widely-used plant substance? The answer may lie in the likely circumstances under which he took the brew, which may likely have included admixtures not normally included in the standard brew used by groups such as Santo Daime, Ceu Do, Union De Vegetal and others.
Note: This is for research purposes only. I am not advocating or recommending that anyone ingest any medicines, plant-based or other or participate in any forms of religious rituals. Anyone considering taking ayahuasca should diligently research the subject and be well-informed of the necessary safety precautions and the risks involved.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/12/kyle-nolan-dead-hallucinogen_n_18790…
Ayahuasca cermony-associated death in canada (nicotine poisoning)
http://www.cognitiveliberty.org/dll/ayahuasca_canada.html
Information on Santo Daime
http://csp.org/nicholas/A16.html
Collection of scientific articles written on ayahuasca
http://iceers.org/uploads/media/ICEERS_Ayahuasca_Scientific_Literature_Overvi…
Ayahuasca and potential for addition or abuse
http://www.metatimeart.net/planetary/Theories_Studies/Shamanism/33119548-Asse…
This article contains scientific information on how ayahuasca may alleviate violent alcoholism by altering brain chemistry;
http://www.infotimeart.org/Victoria/mckenna_aya.pdf
More on ayahuasca mental, physical and social effects
http://www.slideshare.net/tofoli/mental-health-safety-of-ayahuasca-religious-…
Ayahuasca in addiction treatment in Canada (the forced the doctor to stop dispensing it)
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2012/04/30/ayahuasca-may-hold-key-t…
Alternate ayahuasca recipes may include the following herbs (I am not recommending that you brew or use this)
http://www.entheogen-magikplants.com/ayahuasca_preparation_with_syrian_rue.html
Dangerous herbal admixtures including toe (a form of datura) used by jungle-based shamans
http://www.biopark.org/ayarecipe.html
DATURA FAMILY PLANTS ARE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS AND EASY TO OVERDOSE ON
Radiation Alert: Common Household Items We All Use Found to be Contaminated [videos included]
Governments Have Raised Acceptable Radiation Levels Worldwide to Dupe the Populace
By Shepard Ambellas
theintelhub.com
October 14, 2012
A study by the Journal for Environmental Science and Technology details how dangerous radiation from Fukushima contacted the United States heavy in California “with greatest exposure in central and southern California”.
In fact the study determined that seaweed off the coast of California had been tested for radiation contamination and that radiation levels within the seaweed were 500% higher than safe levels.
You never know what might be contaminated with radiation these days, it’s all over the world. From nuclear bomb tests to failed nuclear reactors like Russia’s Chernobyl or Japan’s Fukushima Diachi power plant, radioactive isotopes are everywhere.
Some researchers have even found extremely high levels of Radiation in parts of the mainland US using a HEPA filter anylisis method tracking accumulative radiation.
A test of a HEPA air filter stationed in California recorded radiation levels at 351% and 538% above normal background levels.
The tests, conducted by the Enviroreporter, show levels much higher than normal background levels that are most likely coming from the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
It is clear that, despite a large scale misinformation campaign conducted by various governments and sock puppets throughout the internet, an increase in radiation has been seen in the United States after the Japan Fukushima nuclear disaster.
But what if ordinary household items that you use everyday are radiated and you just didn’t know it?
According to the CBSA they have sustained an increase in radioactive packages coming from Asia since 2011. This is a red flag in the shipping world as not all ports have radiation detection and monitoring equipment.
Recently kitchenware shipped to a port in Canada from India was found to be contaminated with radiation common for use in the medical field. This is alarming as radioactive materials are now being melted down and added to products that humans use to eat with or have very close contact to.
Thus further contributing to worldwide depopulation efforts.
CBC.ca reported;
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) ordered that a small shipment of radioactive kitchenware, that found its way to the Port of Montreal, be taken out of the country.
The CNSC issued an order on Oct. 5, demanding that the contaminated container be sent back to India by Hanjin Shipping Canada — the company that delivered the cargo to Montreal’s port last May.
André Régimbald, the director of nuclear substance regulations for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, said “this was a relatively low-risk package or container and therefore, there was no need at that time to take immediate strong measures to get the container out of the port.”
According to the order issued to Hanjin Shipping Canada, the utensils inside the two-cubic-foot box are contaminated with Cobalt-60, a radioactive isotope often used for medical radiation.
The Canadian Borders Services Agency (CBSA) found the merchandise during routine scans performed on incoming cargo.
Does it scare you that any household item could be contaminated with deadly radiation?
At one point about 4 months after the Fukushima disaster I personally witnessed radiation levels on a rubber doormat above 135 CPM.
A rubber doormat! How much of this radiation got tracked through that residence from human foot traffic?
You might now be asking yourself, what other products do I use that might be contaminated? What foods do I eat that might be contaminated?
Lisa Garber reported for theintelhub.com;
The mainstream media is finished with Fukushima, but it seems Fukushima isn’t finished with us. A couple of irradiated fish captured near the inoperative nuclear plant showed 25,800 becquerels of caesium per kilo—258 times the level determined ‘safe’ by the government.
The plant ceased operations following a meltdown involving three reactors after the devastating earthquake and tsunami in March of 2011.
Radiation Spike in Fish
Since June, officials have allowed fishing outside a 31-mile radius from the plant while being purportedly stunned by the record radiation levels of the fish. Until the recently captured pair of greenlings, record radiation levels had been at 18,700 becquerels per kilo as found in cherry salmons.
The Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) is intent on capturing more of and researching the fish, their food sources, as well as their habitats to explain the 7,100 becquerels jump.
Of course there is no ‘safe’ level of radiation, and food contaminated with high amounts of radiation can be especially dangerous.
Not too long ago, it was found that radioactive food (food contaminated with radiation from Fukushima or others sources), is actually comparable to receiving hundreds of X-rays.
However, Fox News reported that Japan’s government said the seafood is safe to eat early on demonstration how governments worldwide are willing to lie even if there populations are at risk.
Do you trust your government?
According to Washington’s Blog;
Nuclear expert Arnie Gundersen says that high-level friends in the State Department told him that Hillary Clinton signed a pact with her counterpart in Japan agreeing that the U.S. will continue buying seafood from Japan, despite that food not being tested for radioactive materials.
Shepard Ambellas is the founder & director of theintelhub.com (a popular alternative news website), researcher, investigative journalist, radio talk show host, and filmmaker. Follow Shepard on Twitter/NotForSale2NWO and on Youtube.com/user/NotForSale2NWO, please feel free to checkout SHADEtheMotionPicture.com (An Ambellas & Bermas Film).
The Marijuana Myth: What If Everything You Think You Know About This Plant Is Wrong?
by Laurel Dewey
Huffington Post
September 4, 2012
What if everything you were ever told and believed about a subject wasn’t true? What if the well-meaning, trusted and respected people who told you those lies were just parroting the propaganda that they heard?
That’s the exact dilemma I found myself in about three years ago. For most of my life, I bought into the grim and terrifying stories I heard about — dare I say it? — marijuana.
Whether they called it doobie, reefer, pot, Mary Jane or plain ol’ weed, I believed all those ominous voices when they warned me that marijuana could cause everything from brain damage to a craving for stronger drugs (i.e., the “gateway” theory.) And so as I got older, I just kept repeating the same marijuana mantras to others, convinced that I was right. “Marijuana is dangerous,” I told others. “Only brain dead stoners use it.”
Someone once said to me, “the further you get away from the facts, the easier they can turn into a myth.” Boy, is that the truth. It all started three years ago when I decided to finally research marijuana. If anything, I was determined to prove to myself and others that my concerns were valid. Living in Colorado where medical marijuana was legal to possess and grow once you qualified for a “red card”, I was surrounded by “pot shops.” Thanks to Amendment 20 in our State Constitution, these dispensaries grew and flourished faster than it takes a medical marijuana bud to mature. In Denver County alone, there are around 400 medical marijuana dispensaries, outnumbering the 375 Starbucks statewide. I freely admit that I mocked these businesses and rolled my eyes at the people who frequented them. So, on that summer day nearly three years ago, I decided to dig into this controversial plant and arm myself with even more information that would support my anti-marijuana stance.
But a strange thing kept happening. The more I dug into what some opponents refer to as “the green menace,” the more I continued to find research studies I wasn’t aware existed. Some of these studies had been buried — perhaps purposely — and made scientific claims about Cannabis Indica and Cannabis Sativa that I found almost too good to be true. For example, I read a 1974 study (published in 1975) that was conducted at Virginia Commonwealth University that proved that the cannabinoids in the cannabis plant shrunk cancerous tumors and killed cancer cells, leaving healthy cells alone. Even though it was there in black and white, I still didn’t buy it. So I kept investigating. I found that when I used the Internet search terms “cannabis+indica+healing+benefits,” I got a whooping 220,000 websites. When I added the word “medical” to that group of words, the field increased to 452,000.
For the next six months, I spent every spare moment researching “the Devil Weed.” Putting it bluntly, I was shocked. There was absolutely nothing “devilish” about it. All this remarkable information had been out there, waiting to be discovered and all I had to do was agree to view it with an open mind. I learned that Cannabis Indica had been compounded into liquid extracts in the late 1800’s and up until the early 1900’s. These extracts were recommended by medical doctors to alleviate everything from teething pain in infants to reducing the pain of arthritis and menstrual cramps.
[hat tip: David Icke]
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