On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 23:25:07 -0400, www.freedomtofascism.com <truth@r.us>
wrote:

On Wed, 4 Jun 2008 18:37:16 -0700 (PDT), Sir Gilligan Horry
<Sir.Gilligan.Horry@gmail.com> wrote:

On Jun 5, 8:58 am, www.freedomtofascism.com <tr...@r.us> wrote:

On Wed, 4 Jun 2008 06:20:42 -0700 (PDT), BradGuth <bradg...@gmail.com>
wrote:

Perhaps one of
your lose cannons must of hit a few private parts of the mainstream
status quo.

The DoD/CIA has kept a lot of information from the 'status quo'.

The 'status quo' lives in ivory towers and doesn't want to hear bad news --
they want to imagine their hands are bloodless because they bribed their
military and CIA chattel with money to do their dirty work.

Well, <snip>

You're one who was easily bribed.

Warning to you:  your cohorts in crime won't admit if you've come in contact
extraterrestrial material.

You can always have a brain scan to see if you're infected with Morgellons.
The symptoms take 10 years to manifest.

Morgellons - Coming Soon 
To A Loved One Near You?
By Cliff Mickelson
2-4-8 
 
The issue of Morgellons contagion has recently emerged as a source of
increasing worry among professional researchers. Contagion also remains a
source of high anxiety and life altering concern among those suffering from
the ravages of this nightmare affliction.


Since the beginning of the decade, the reported numbers of Morgellons cases
have shown a consistent and alarmingly relentless increase.   Registration
data maintained by the Morgellons Research Foundation reveals a pronounced
and disturbing spike in reported cases in just the last several years.
These numbers cannot be explained away as simply "increased" public
awareness.  


Well over ten thousand reported Morgellons cases are now extant in the MRF
data base. Yet, these statistics may well prove to be the proverbial tip of
the "contagion" iceberg.  It is estimated by some knowledgeable researchers
that the true numbers of active Morgellons cases around the world could
exceed the number of reported cases by a ratio of more than one hundred to
one.  The number of passive cases (non-symptomatic) may possibly defy
quantification.


How Morgellons vectors itself remains poorly-understood partially due to the
fact that, not unlike HIV, it often appears to have an incubation period
that can range from a number of months to a number of years. Nonetheless,
the statistics remain undeniable. Morgellons is contagious. Morgellons is
not the result of "spontaneous" infection nor "immaculate conception. 


It is important to remember that the debilitating psychological, emotional
manifestations of Morgellons are the quantitative "effect" of its
advancement and not the cause of its "symptomology."  Like syphilis and
chronic Lyme disease, Morgellons manifests itself physiologically, and in
its advanced stages, psychologically.  


Whatever the original genesis of Morgellons may have been, evidence
increasingly indicates that the propagation of Morgellons is enabled by a
wide variety of environmental, mechanical, and human factors. It is
thoroughly documented that body secretions of victims are highly
contaminated with the produce and forms of this parasitic affliction.
Extended contact with these secretions is likely a primary source of new
infection. 


Morgellons may not limit itself to simply one method of propagation. Once
established, this mutant pathogen appears to be an equal opportunity
employer of a number of independent vectors. Free standing sticky traps
often collect the Morgellons fibers in open air venues, thus indicating a
possible air-born potential.  Certain agricultural products as well as many
Insects are often contaminated by Morgellons and have been implicated as
potential secondary vectors. Mosquitos, fleas, spiders and other biting
insects also seem to have the frightening ability to transfer Morgellons to
a new host. 


Interestingly enough, it has been well-documented that Morgellons, in its
advanced stages, attacks and kills many insects who have initially served to
vector it. Morgellons regularly infects cats, dogs and other animals with
which humans come into daily contact.  Morgellons is particularly hard on
cold blooded animals. It has been known to quickly kill lizards and
amphibians. With this in mind, it is safe to assume that human contact with
these secondary sources of infection can serve to further inculcate the
infection.


On one point we must be clear: Morgellons is no longer an emerging plague.
It is an established plague. It is spreading through all strata of society
at a terrifying rate. Morgellons, as such, has the proven capability to take
a fearsome toll on the productive capacity of society at large.


Morgellons is now documented on every populated continent on planet Earth.
The opportunity to quarantine the pathogen in its infancy has unfortunately
been squandered by a morally compromised and intellectually bankrupted guild
of self=serving and arrogant medical monopolists. As a result, Morgellons is
now going mainstream...and it is doing so with a vengeance.


Rest assured...Morgellons is coming soon...to a loved one near you.


-Cliff Mickelson

 
http://www.rense.com/general80/morgg.htm