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Originally posted by elysiumfire
Hi There,
I wanted to make a second post on this subject, and for my own part would like to state a stance culled from a short preliminary (passive) internet research session. My opinion (and that is all it is) is that this affliction termed Morgellons will in time be found to be of a fungicidal and parasitic pathology. It has nothing whatsoever to do with nanotechnology or NWO, or even chemtrails. It is not a man-made affliction!
What follows now is simply an extended conjectural concept based on what is currently and factually known.
All affected persons will exhibit a common denominator in their presentation of being a 'host' to the affliction. Some weakening in their immune system, or their immune system's inability to recognise the invasionary presence of the organism?
The Morgellons-causing organism will be trasmissable through physical contact only, and although a family member may show signs of the organism's presence, it will not necessarily correllate that other family members will definitely go on to produce the same symptoms? There is something about the limited prevalance (in terms of population ratio) of this affliction that suggests it to be a organism of selective opportunity, and that this will probably be determined by genetic makeup of the host? It is probable that some carriers will never display or suffer the symptoms, but may still transmit the organism?
The creepy-crawly sensation might well be due to the unfoldment (uncoiling) and breakout through to the skin's surface of 'ariel hyphae' (ie, the fibres), the presentation of which during a doctor's interview will be met with the usual diagnosis of 'delusional parasitosis'?
It would be interesting to see x-rays of severe or advanced cases, which might show distinct separate spore centres rootly interconnected to each other?
Eradication of the affliction will more than likely rest upon interfering/interposing on the ability of the organism to both feed and reproduce, and will not depend upon the body's immune defence systems? Correct identification on the spore's required main nutrient, and the means by which to deny it, should aid towards a rapid dissolution and recovery? I also feel that temperature lowering should
Originally posted by AMANNAMEDQUEST
Is there any other evidence other than fibers? The only research I can pull is about fibers and people who claim to suffer from Morgellons.
Originally posted by The Big O
I'm not sold on this.
As Byrd said, the research looks suspect, or at least not properly developed in a true academic sense.
I'm not sold on the whole Moregllons thing either. I'm not saying that it's not something, or perhaps a bunch of somethings someone is lumping together, but I don't see it as a 'superbug' or what have you.
Regardless, I'd rather have Moregellons than whatever this guy has.
Yuck.
Originally posted by interestedalways
Originally posted by kozmo
Interestedalways - that is some crazy stuff. I have no idea what to tell you at this point. I have never heard of anything quite like you're describing. Did you manage to save it? Photograph it? I would certainly be paranoid as well if I had witnessed something that crazy on my person I'll keep your case in mind as I am researching through the material and if I find anything similar or related I will U2U you and post it here.
I would appreciate your sharing anything that could "shed some light" so to speak. It was before last christmas when this happened and I have basically written it off as another crazy thing with no explaination. I searched the internet really good and found some patents for smart dust and things like that, but haven't found anything that could really explain what it was.
What was most strange and caught my attention to examine this thing in the first place was the self illumination factor, that it shone by it's own self, didn't need the light to reflect the shine.
I didn't save it because I panicked when my daughter came in the room and somehow I actually blocked it from my mind and didn't think of it again until I woke up the next morning. I also find it strange that I was able to *see* the images on that tiny piece of *material* It appeared as a hologram as far as the double images and the movement of the images.
Thanks for responding. I feel it is tied in with this nanotech somehow.
Originally posted by space cadet
I just read on another thread here on ATS the other night about nano technology and smart dust, it just made sense to me that the smart dust is the same thing in the chemtrails.
Originally posted by debris765nju
You shouldn't go jumping to conclusions, you could hurt yourself. Morgellons has been around for thousands of years, it was a Pharoah's trademark. Thutmoses I, II and III had it. I have it myself and it is not nanotechnology, it is a very small alien person who will remain a close friend of yours for the rest of your life. There is only one way to get Morgellons and that is exposure to aliens who think you might be a nice place to live.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in the United States announced the launch of an investigation on ‘Morgellons Disease’ in January 2008 [1], after receiving thousands of complaints from people with this bewildering condition
What finally prompted CDC to investigate the disease? The Morgellons Research Foundation [3] was set up in 2002 in honour of Mary Leitao, the Foundation’s executive director. It publicises the plight of patients with similar conditions and operates a registry of afflicted families. The Foundation also funds scientific research. It has a Medical Advisory Board of seven with M.D. degree and two with nursing degrees. In addition, it has a Board of Nursing with five other nurses, and a Scientific Advisory Board of six scientists, all with Ph.D. degree; one of which is Vitaly Citovsky. It may have been Citovsky’s discovery last year that finally persuaded the CDC to announce an investigation.
Vitaly Citovsky is a professor of molecular and cell biology at Stony Brook University in New York (SUNY). He is a world authority on the genetic modification of cells by Agrobacterium, a soil bacterium causing crown gall disease in plants, that has been widely used in creating genetically modified (GM) plants since the 1980s because of its ability to transfer a piece of its genetic material, the T-DNA on its tumour-inducing (Ti) plasmid to the plant genome
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Citovsky’s team took scanning electron microscope pictures of the fibres in or extruding from the skin of patients suffering from Morgellons disease, confirming that they are unlike any ordinary natural or synthetic fibres......
They also analysed patients for Agrobacterium DNA. Skin biopsy samples from Morgellons patients were subjected to high-stringency polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests for genes encoded by the Agrobacterium chromosome and also for Agrobacterium virulence (vir) genes and T-DNA on its Ti plasmid. They found that “all Morgellons patients screened to date have tested positive for the presence of Agrobacterium, whereas this microorganism has not been detected in any of the samples derived from the control, healthy individuals.” Their preliminary conclusion is that “Agrobacterium may be involved in the etiology and/or progression” of Morgellons Disease.
Originally posted by kozmo
Oh Boy - I knew it had to do with Chem-Trails and I knew they were man-made