Morgellons Fiber Takes Defensive Posture and Attacks Finger Like a Snake [video]
YouTube – mfromcanada1
February 15, 2010
Specialist Dr. Patrick Kenny Dermatologist refused to look at fibers and said it was a perception problem and prescribed pimozide This morgellons fiber on the right acts like a snake, takes a defensive posture and attacks the finger. What on earth is this crap? The human being notices the slightest changes and when you have morgellons you notice many strange things happening. Living with Morgellons is like living in hell. Imagine the pain of sharp thick needles being sewn through your flesh. Imagine having a coating of crazy glue that you have to rip off your lips every night only to have in return in the morning. Imagine having sharp shards come out of your eyes all day and having to deal with changes to your vision and twitches. Imagine the sensation of burning lava in your brain and down your spine. Imagine a mouth and throat so dry that you can hardly speak some day or eat. Imagine having all these symptoms and being rejected again and again and again with not a single doctor willing to help you. Imagine this and do something to help the people who have morgellons.
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The Lyme Disease Health Crisis Rages On (part 1 of 3)
By Heather Callaghan
Activist Post
January 20, 2012
What have you heard about tickborne Lyme for the last 30 years? That it’s rare, scary, acute, treatable? The government warns about its spread and implores people to go to a doctor upon seeing the telltale bulls-eye rash.
So, what happens when they actually do?
Many have researched the controversial beginnings of Lyme disease, but this article focuses on what happens to victims when they contract it, and the ongoing cover-up in the mainstream medical community and the CDC itself.
Under Our Skin is a documentary that lends a voice to the many who in fact suffer from chronic Lyme and are victims of a greater abomination.
Why do conventional doctors tell them it’s in their head? Why won’t they quickly test for it? Treat it? Acknowledge it? Why do medical boards shut down doctors who can treat and cure Lyme?
Lyme’s Disease is Not Rare – It is Bigger Than AIDS
In the late ’70s, a Lyme, Connecticut mom reported a mysterious new disease sweeping the town, leaving its people with debilitating, chronic symptoms. In 1981, Dr. Willy Burgdorfer discovered the Lyme bacteria, called Borrelia burgdorferi.
The bacteria spirochetes closely resemble syphilis in their make up. While a carrier tick is feeding, its backwash enters the host and transmits Lyme. The corkscrew spirochetes wreak havoc, drilling into any healthy cells and tissue. They create painful, crippling neurological and immunological damage.
In the beginning, doctors only knew that it resembled syphilis, but remained unaware of its wide spread, how to proceed, and the political-medical clash that awaited them.
In recent years, the CDC has reported over 35,000 new Lyme cases annually, but admits that since symptoms are so overlooked the actual number may be 12 times higher, up to 420,000 cases each year.
Think of how much more likely it is to contract Lyme than the media-touted fear of West Nile virus, which is only reported at around 1,300 cases annually. If the actual number of Lyme cases is even just a modest amount above the CDC’s 35,000, then Lyme is far more prevalent than AIDS, reported at 39,000 cases annually.
Since 1982, the number of cases continues to climb and spike prompting media reports and health officials to label it an epidemic as early as 1989. Reported cases have tripled since 1992. Every summer we hear the same cautionary reports. Yet, doctors constantly tell their patients: “You don’t have Lyme,” or “Lyme only happens in such-and-such state, not here.”
Lyme is a national health crisis in every state and has traveled the globe!
Since this infectious disease is viewed with eyes that won’t see and hands that won’t treat, the miniscule 35,000 reported cases are unquestionably a mere fraction of people sick with Lyme.
Patients often look normal and are told they have M.S., Lou Gehrig’s, psychological disorders, Parkinson’s, ADHD but not Lyme. Therefore, many walk around with Lyme and have no clue why they are so ill, why treatments don’t work and are left to wonder. Many are left to die.
Without Early Eradication Lyme is Chronic, Expensive, Does Not Leave Easily
Lyme patients often state that they’ve seen an average of 30 doctors, spent over $100,000 in medical care and waited up to 15 years for a Lyme diagnosis. Why??
Lyme disease antibodies can be detected early with a blood test. If caught early it can be treated with an inexpensive bottle of antibiotics. But that is rarely the case. Patients are told it’s not Lyme, it won’t be tested for, it’s something else and so the struggle begins….
When the patient remains ill, why, it couldn’t possibly be chronic Lyme because doctors view it as acute and are not allowed to believe chronic Lyme exists. If “acute” Lyme isn’t cured with two weeks of antibiotics, which it won’t be if the bacteria has taken hold due to waiting, then the patient is told it must be something else and years of sickness, pain, and ineffective treatments ensue.
Talk to someone who’s been through this battle. They will most likely tell you they were dismissed and referred to psychiatrists and multiple specialists.
Lyme can attack any area of the body and manifest endless symptoms. Lyme patients have seen specialists for chronic pain, arthritis, Chrohn’s, iritis, organ failure, brain and neurological problems, dyslexia, insomnia . . . you name it. All for one disease that could have been treated early. But no one will believe them, and after seeing so many specialists they are often labeled crazy, hypochondriacs, attention loving, and depressed.
The spirochetes can cleverly avoid the antibiotics and hide from the immune system. It’s frightening to think that specialists often prescribe immune suppressive drugs – the most counterproductive plan for Lyme patients.
The CDC now hints at chronic Lyme with sarcastic quotation marks and insists that it be called Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS). They openly admit that the first round of conventional treatment might not bring a cure, and that the patient is in for a long ride of pain and sometimes years of antibiotics — the only recognized conventional treatment.
They lie and state that there is no credible scientific evidence that PTLDS is caused by persistent infection, that it must be residual damage, that the Lyme is gone. They also make a big point in telling people to avoid their own research on the Internet; not to believe the inaccurate information out there, just keep seeing the doctor who left them untreated for so long.
The CDC says before PTLDS treatment takes place, confirm the diagnosis – fat chance that will happen.
So how did that fiasco begin?
Stay tuned for part 2 of this series….
Sources:
Under Our Skin (2008), available on Netflix
http://www.cdc.gov/lyme/postLDS/index.html
http://www.cdc.gov/lyme/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/leo-galland-md/lyme-disease-symptoms_b_876096.html
http://www.lymenet.org/SupportGroups/UnitedStates/
http://www.lymecommunity.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2711
http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-204_162-10007902.html?tag=page
This series is dedicated to Lyme patients everywhere.
Read Part 2: The Establishment Cover-up of Chronic Lyme
Read Part 3: Effectively Treating Lyme
NASA SIGNED ITS NAME ON MORGELLONS HAIR [video]
YouTube – skizitgesture
October 15, 2010
The owner of this specimen corrected me. This string of words was found on his HAIR not just a fiber.
How do quantum dots get inside a human hair? It must be part of a living system. Quantum dots can be taken up by bacteria and maybe fungus too, but it may be possible that they self assemble genetically by arranging fluorescent molecules around metal centers.
The only things I know that works to degrade these materials is enzymatic cleaving. There are patents relating to degrading polymers in vivo. Some have had success with hyperbaric chamber therapy.
Has NASA created the 8 things necessary to be called life? I don’t know. Someone wrote and said #7 was not sustainable.
NASA has created the disease of the century–Biocompatible hydrogels and polymers, symbionts, host of parasites, insects, spiders, protozoa, molds, fungus. Have they made humans compatible with nature.
http://www.nano.gov/html/res/pubs.html
An additional $9M will be spent to make sure nano products are safe.
http://www.nano.gov/NNI_2011_budget_supplement.pdf
Michael Murphy: Chemtrails, Depopulation, and Weather Control/Warfare [audio]
YouTube – NotForSale2NWO
February 17, 2012
Listen to the FULL 2 hour interview here – http://mp3.oraclebroadcasting.com/Intel_Hub/Intel_Hub.2012-02-16_16k.mp3
Bob Tuskin Interviews Filmmaker and independent journalist Michael Murphy.
The Intel Hub
http://theintelhub.com
Bob Tuskin Radio Show ARCHIVES
http://oraclebroadcasting.com/archives.php?who=Intel_Hub
Michael Murphy
http://truthmediaproductions.blogspot.com/
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[hat tip: Activist Post]
Syrian Girl: Why al-Qaeda is al-CIA-da [video]
Infowars.com
February 18, 2012
In Syria, they know the score. In America, they are largely clueless.
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Groundhog year: Cooking Syria ‘Libya-style’
Elena Ostroumova, Elena Medvedeva
Russia Today
February 17, 2012
Libya is marking the first anniversary of the revolution that brought the country plenty of destruction, but not as much democracy. And while NATO denies intentions to interfere with Syria, Libyans have learned the hard way “freedom” is exported.
NATO has ‘no intention’ 2.0
“NATO has no intention whatsoever to intervene in Syria. We appreciate very much all the efforts to find a solution to the conflict in Syria. I appreciate the work of the Arab League. I do believe that a regional solution has to be found,” NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said in Brussels on Wednesday.
It would be easy to take these words at face value, if less than a year ago Fogh Rasmussen did not declare that NATO would not intervene in the conflict between Muammar Gaddafi and the Libyan opposition:
“I would like to stress that NATO has no plans to intervene [into Libya] and we have not received any request,” he said in February 2011.
The Libyan recipe is being followed with utmost care, down to the tiniest detail. Washington has already come up with calls for “Friends of a democratic Syria” to unite and rally against the government of President Bashar Al-Assad.
The club has every chance of growing into a new iteration of the “Friends of Libya,” which oversaw international help for opponents of late, deposed Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Moreover, the group coordinated NATO military operations to protect Libyan civilians, something that is not envisioned in Syria – for now.
Excellent investment vs. Humanitarian mission
Still, humanitarian and peacekeeping rhetoric around Syria is reaching a boiling point, and many cannot get rid of an unpleasant feeling of déjà vu. During the uprising in Libya, the UN and NATO dashed to the country to end “crimes against humanity,” but with the very beginning of the military operation, many wondered at the sudden zest for human rights.
“You have to find a political and economic interest before you start believing in humanitarian reasons. In all humanitarian interventions there is another reason that is much more important,” science professor at Paris West University Nanterre La Defense Pierre Guerlain told RT.
In Libya’s case, no sooner had UN resolution 1973 on the “no-fly zone” been adopted, than the National Transitional Council (NTC) approached the French leadership with a tempting offer. France was to get 35 per cent of Libya’s oil sector in exchange for “full and constant support” of the NTC in its fight against Muammar Gaddafi, reported France’s Liberation newspaper.
British author and Guardian journalist Simon Jenkins says that access to oil and the Mediterranean were the real causes of the Libyan war.
“There are mixed motives in all these interventions. We tend to intervene in countries where we have some interests – in this case oil,” he told RT.
Another lucrative option for Western powers was pricey rebuilding contracts. First, bombs tore Libya apart, and later Western companies got paid to put the country back together. According to the UK Department of Trade and Investment, the value of contracts to rebuild Libya in areas ranging from electricity and water supplies to healthcare and education, could amount to upwards of US $300 billion over the next 10 years.
The game in Syria seems more complicated, as the country is but a modest producer of oil and gas. The Arab Gas Pipeline, which exports Egyptian natural gas to Jordan, Lebanon and Israel, might be of some regional interest. But even after the pipeline is expanded to Turkey, Iraq and Iran, its importance will hardly be global.
Targeting Damascus may be a geopolitical tool employed against Iran in the regional power reshuffle. A revival of Iran’s empire casts worries on Turkey and Qatar, and with Tehran’s growing influence over post-war Iraq and Afghanistan, an attack on Assad’s regime, a close Iranian ally, seems only too logical.
“Damascus is to be persecuted not exactly for repressing the opposition, but because it is unwilling to sever ties with Tehran,” the head of the Russian national security council, Nikolay Patrushev, told Kommersant newspaper.
Western troops out – off with democracy?
NATO, taking control of the Libyan operation on March 31, 2011, interpreted the UN resolution the way it saw fit. Under the flag of “protecting civilians,” the alliance quickly focused on getting rid of Muammar Gaddafi and his regime, and propping up a government, which is now more or less in power.
In late October, Gaddafi was assassinated in his hometown of Sirte, an event videotaped and broadcasted by media around the world. This brought the fighting to an end, and NATO was quick to declare their campaign in the country as one of the “most successful in NATO history.”
Given all that, what is to become of Syria if the West chooses to bring democracy there as well? The opposition Syrian National Council has already offered Gaddafi’s fate to President Assad and his family.
Three months into a relative peace in Libya, the circumstances surrounding Muammar Gaddafi’s death remain a mystery. Armed groups still answer to no central authority in NATO’s newly-liberated Libya, and refuse to give up their arms.
On February 16, the UN General Assembly passed the new draft resolution on Syria calling for President Assad to step down and demanding a transition to democratic rule.
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[hat tip: Infowars]
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- NATO Murders Libya for a Lie
- Former CIA Officer: ‘NATO’s War in Syria Not in US Interest’
- Russia May Sell Syria Advanced Weapons as NATO Prepares to Attack
- Ron Paul: Obama’s Misadventures – Libya to Be Occupied, Syria Next?
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- ‘Libya rebels to divide in victory vacuum’
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Guns & Glory in Syria: Al Qaeda, US recipe for disaster
Russia Today
February 17, 2012
The US spy chief has told the Congress President Bashar Al-Assad is fighting against Al-Qaeda of Iraq. James Clapper is the first top US official to acknowledge US might indirectly support insurgents.
Since December there have been Bombings in Damascus and Aleppo that “had all the earmarks of an Al-Qaeda like attack,” Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday.
He added that Syrian opposition groups, fighting against the existing regime of President al-Assad may have been infiltrated by Al-Qaida. “However likely without their knowledge”, he said.
Clapper said the lack of a unified opposition group could leave a power vacuum that extremists could fill if the Syrian government falls, a potential development he called “troubling.”
His comments confirmed earlier reports that US officials suspected Al-Qaeda’s hand in the bombings last week which left dozens dead.
The leader of Al-Qaeda has voiced his support for the Syrian uprising. In an eight-minute video posted on Sunday on a jihadist website, Ayman al-Zawahri called on Muslims in Turkey, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan to aid the Syrian rebels.
However the US and its allies continue to hold on to a one-sided stance.
On Thursday, the UN General Assembly called on Syrian President Assad to step down.
The anti-Syrian government resolution addressed only one side of the conflict failing to condemn the opposition for their part of the violence as it does condemn the government. Washington and mainstream media insist the Syrian government is fighting against peaceful protesters.
