Re: Lab 257: My thoughts on the theory.

[Guest guest]

Lyme is naturally occuring, as was brucella (which we admit to

weaponizing) and anthrax (which we admit to weaponizing), so I just

figure we weaponized borrelia, bartonella, babesia, and other

intracellular bugs thinking (correctly) what a marvelous invisible

vector ticks were, and it got out. So what's out there? Naturally

occuring lyme, and weaponized lyme, and all manner of primordial and

concocted soups.

[Guest guest]

So, it could be just as true that the reports about the 18th century findings

are untrue.

Reifsnyder <piercethedrk@...> wrote: Ok...so does lyme disease

have to be a government conspiracy?

Yes it's a horrible disease, and I'm not saying there's no way it

could be, but isn't it all just speculation? From what I've read,

there's reports from 18th century england of a lyme-like illness.

I haven't read the book lab 257, but if lyme really came from the

plum island facility, shouldn't there be some kind of hard evidence?

Just because something is possible doesn't make it true...

[Guest guest]

My thoughts on the subject is that the bottom line is how to get ones health

back.

I am a little curious about the book, but am limited on what I can do each

day so will probably not read it at this time.

I would be interested in a book report though. SMile.

Hugs,