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Originally posted by galadofwarthethird
reply to post by Northwarden
What do you think is the point of it these silicone based nano fibers/bots it seems a bit excessive, for just population control, especially since it's so easy to just start a war for that.
/snip/
So what do you think is the point of it if it's made for a purpose.
Originally posted by Mikemp44
Needless to say there are parts of this disease that simply defy modern medical science, such as human bio-luminesence (What!?!).
Scientists have cloned several fluorescent cats that glow in the dark by manipulating or inserting a gene during the cloning process. In October 2008, the cat Mr. Green Genes, whose eyes, gums and tongue glows green in the dark, made its TV debut in the U.S. on NBC.ajcpets: Glow-in-the-dark cat a genetic success (October 22, 2008) In December 2007, Korea researchers announced they had cloned three fluorescent kittens that glow red in the dark.Telegraph: Glow-in-the-dark cat could help cut disease (December 12, 2007)
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Originally posted by Alethea
Originally posted by Mikemp44
Needless to say there are parts of this disease that simply defy modern medical science, such as human bio-luminesence (What!?!).
Bio-luminesence? Like perhaps a phosphorescent feline?
Scientists have cloned several fluorescent cats that glow in the dark by manipulating or inserting a gene during the cloning process. In October 2008, the cat Mr. Green Genes, whose eyes, gums and tongue glows green in the dark, made its TV debut in the U.S. on NBC.ajcpets: Glow-in-the-dark cat a genetic success (October 22, 2008) In December 2007, Korea researchers announced they had cloned three fluorescent kittens that glow red in the dark.Telegraph: Glow-in-the-dark cat could help cut disease (December 12, 2007)
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Maybe it dosen't defy medical science, but is, rather, something that has escaped from the lab!
Originally posted by prevenge
that's a form of bioluminescence yes..
the bioluminescence seen in morgellons fibers are activated and glow RED WHITE AND BLUE under ultraviolet light.
Originally posted by prevenge
ie: a physical representation of the sacred "Illumination".
Originally posted by prevenge
note: book of revelation : and there will be no more night...".
Originally posted by prevenge
"night" ceases to be "night" when there is constant light from illuminated souls.. through biologic activation.
Originally posted by whatwasthat
reply to post by ladyinwaiting
My point exactly, " the middle of the back is where the crazy people can't reach and scratch so as to self inflict the wounds that then become contaminated with fibers from their environment.
A close reading of the literature quoted in the earlier post uses the
medical terms that are the equivalent to stating these folks are crazy. Suffering yes but not from a dermatological disease.
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* General Information on Unexplained Dermopathy Adobe PDF file [PDF, 121 KB]
CDC continues to receive reports of an unexplained skin condition which some refer to as “Morgellons”. Persons who suffer from this condition report a range of cutaneous or skin symptoms including crawling, biting and stinging sensations; granules, threads, fibers, or black speck-like materials on or beneath the skin; and/or skin rashes or sores. In addition to skin symptoms, some sufferers also report fatigue, mental confusion, short term memory loss, joint pain, and changes in vision.
At this time, scientists and doctors do not know what causes this condition. They do not know if people who report the condition have common risk factors or if there is a common cause for the symptoms. To assist in learning more about this condition, CDC is conducting an epidemiologic investigation. To learn more about the investigation, please refer to the following link: www.cdc.gov/unexplaineddermopathy/investigation.html
Originally posted by ladyinwaiting
I located a letter dated 2009 from the CDC to the American Medical Association.
www.cdc.gov...
In the letter they refer readers to a site for "updates" which has apparently not been updated since 2007.
So, it doesn't look like they are working on this.
I sent them an email inquiring as to how I might receive or view a copy of their findings during this study, or could they apprise me of the status of the study.
We'll see what happens.
Thank you for your email about the unexplained skin condition which some refer to as “Morgellons.” CDC is doing a study to learn more about who may be affected with “Morgellons,” the symptoms they are having, and what factors may contribute to it. At this point in the study, all the data from research participants have been collected. CDC is still analyzing the data, and results are not yet available.
CDC does not provide healthcare or maintain a referral list of providers. CDC suggests that you contact your primary care doctor if you feel you have this unexplained condition. If you do not have a primary care doctor, you may be able to find one in your area by contacting your insurance company. You can also use an online physician locator which professional medical societies like the American Medical Association webapps.ama-assn.org... or the American Academy of Dermatology www.aad.org... provide on their websites.
For more information regarding “Morgellons,” please visit the CDC website.
Originally posted by whatwasthat
reply to post by ladyinwaiting
My point exactly, " the middle of the back is where the crazy people can't reach and scratch so as to self inflict the wounds that then become contaminated with fibers from their environment.
A close reading of the literature quoted in the earlier post uses the
medical terms that are the equivalent to stating these folks are crazy. Suffering yes but not from a dermatological disease.
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I believe Morgellons is one of those risks. I don't think it will be the only weird new thing we will have to worry about either. It boggles the mind to think about all the unintended (or maybe intended in some cases) consequences of all the esoteric research being done in the interests of somebody's financial gain or hopes of world power.
Remember when the astronauts came back from the Moon ? That they were kept in quarantine for a week ? Well what if this "Morgellons Disease" is from outer space ? It could be that we are witness to the beginnings of a "space age" disease that is alien in nature and is thus not going to respond to the usual anti-biotics.
THE LUNAR QUARANTINE PROGRAM
Included on the Committee were members of the National Academy of Sciences and representatives from the U.S. Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and U.S. Department of Interior. The charter of the Committee defined its purpose as follows:
1. To protect the public’s health, agriculture, and other living resources. 2. To protect the integrity of the lunar samples and the scientific experiments.
3. To ensure that the operational aspects of the program were least compromised.
Same again
The coordination of the multidisciplinary, and often contradictory, requirements presented a unique series of problems, many of them associated with the hypothetical nature of an unknown lunar hazard. If precise scientific and technical decisions were to be made, basic assumptions and guidelines had to be followed. Those established for development of the Lunar Quarantine Program (LQP) were as follows:
1. The existence of hazardous, replicating micro-organisms on the moon would be assumed.
2. The preservation of human life should take precedence over the maintenance of quarantine.
3. Biological containment requirements should be based on the most stringent means used for containment of infectious terrestrial agents.
4. The sterilization requirement should be based on methods needed for the destruction of the most resistant terrestrial forms.
5. Hazard detection procedures should be based on an alteration of the ecology and classical pathogenicity.
6. The extent of the biological test protocol would be limited to facilities approved by the Congress, to well-defined systems, and to biological systems of known ecological importance.