Re: “The fungus was not released into the atmosphere Mechanicsburg experiment

[Guest guest]

REVISED MAY 2010:

The purpose of this site is to attempt to answer the questions of many people

worldwide about this new disease historically called " Morgellons Syndrome " or

" the silent " or " the hidden U.S. epidemic " in various reports.

Despite all subsequent clarifications, the term " Morgellons, " also known as an

" unknown skin disease, " somehow has become established in the public mind since

2002. But the Morgellons syndrome is not a typical skin disease. Actually, these

skin symptoms are just the tip of an iceberg caused by a very atypical systemic

disease.

I do not agree at all with naming this disease that primitive, mystery-creating

term " Morgellons " to describe what is, probably, a systemic and subcutaneous

mycosis or an unknown protozoa infection (amoeba?), accompanied mainly by

bacterial coinfections, such as borrelia (Lyme disease), chlamydia

(chlamydiosis), mycoplasma (mycoplasmosis), and perhaps later additional

arthropodal or insect infestations.

My own field studies of human tissue and microscopic investigations of

specimens; the ideas of many concerned individuals worldwide; and statistics and

theories of various health authorities were gathered and analyzed. These and

further theories are better defined and described by statistical data,

microscopic pictures and continued research.

All information on this site is my own empirical research. My findings and

research values or individual treatment measurements conform to only 30% of

those of other researchers.

Particularly in the USA, where most cases of infection were initially recorded,

most scientists are still in the dark regarding the cause of this disease. At

least this disease is now recognized and somehow acknowledged by the Centers for

Disease Control (CDC), and the U.S. Congress also released money for further

investigations in 2008.

http://www.morgellons-research.org/morgellons/morgellons-intro.htm

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> > > > I'm really glad you posted this Hope. Thank you! I think the answer to

the question, " Did the US Army help spread Morgellons and other diseases? " and

the answer is YES. If any of us ever get far enough to the media, it will be

covered up, you can bet on that. We must find happiness in other things, but

the truth is out there. And people involved in this as they get on in age start

to want to tell the truth about it, when their lives are not being threatened

any longer. At least some do, especially before they pass away.

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> > > > Â " The fungus was not released into the

atmosphere Mechanicsburg experiment

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> > > > I went to put some of the medicated salve on the lesions on my face and

when I put the salve near them the filaments beneath my skin moved into a group

and then moved away from the area I was going to treat. I was dumbstruck. I

didn't know what to think. I screamed for my husband to come … the

damn things beneath my skin were alive; they moved to avoid treatment.

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> > > > Morgellons victim, Vermont, May 2010.

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> > > > http://theintelhub.com/2010/05/19/u-s-army-helped-to-spread-morgellons/

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> > > > http://www.blogtalkradio.com/search/morgellon/

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