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Latest Scientific Findings Announced by The Charles E. Holman Foundation Show that a Spirochete is Associated with Controversial Disease
alienreality
Don't be fooled by political disinformation.. When labs have checked these fibers, they don't match anything known in their databases.. They don't match fibers from clothes, nor do they even burn at the usual temps.
TheEthicalSkeptic
SadistNocturne
Phage: BTW. Beforitisnews is not an acceptable source.
That's cute. Not an acceptable source.
I can't think of any other way to call it.
"I'll consider input from A, but from B? Are you kidding me?"
Personally, I take input from all sources. Even people I know to be completely off kilter. I wait and retain that information, with the idea that a pattern my divulge itself. Patterns lead to things.
Do you not take input from CNN? How about your local news? I personally can think of many reasons why they should at least be heavily weighted before being accepted at face value.- SN
There is credence to this from a personal research standpoint. As a former intelligence officer, I found in my work that incorrect information, if you are seeking a variety of resources, is actually VERY informative indeed. What is deceptive and the most damaging, is FILTERED information. Filtered information comes in the form of selective and sequenced 100% facts, which pick and choose what is acceptable and what is not acceptable. The danger to the investigator is a selective patchwork of correctness spun into a complete lie.
The former is wrong, but the latter is not even wrong.
I would suggest, from professional experience, that we issue a 'caution' on unreliable information sources. To declare an information source as a priori invalid simply becomes a useful mechanism for those who are seeking to spin their own form of dis-information.
edit on 6-10-2013 by TheEthicalSkeptic because: (no reason given)
fishy6
So if we are being experimented on what is the agenda ??
Tucket
Those fibers under the skin remind me of those microscopic fibers found in Mc ds chicken nuggets. Compare.. McNuggets under the microscope
allenidaho
alienreality
Don't be fooled by political disinformation.. When labs have checked these fibers, they don't match anything known in their databases.. They don't match fibers from clothes, nor do they even burn at the usual temps.
And what labs would those be? Do you have a reference to that effect? Or is that just something you heard from the tabloids?
One source listed is a dead link. In fact nothing comes up on mayoclinic now when searching for "morgellons". The other link is THIS, which is equally as...interesting. The second half starts talking about nanotechnology.
I would love to see either PROOF that the fibers only burned over 1000 degrees, or that they are cotton delusions. It wouldn't be hard for any scientist to determine if a fiber was cotton, nylon, etc.