- OBSTACLES TO CURING THE DISEASE
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- The outbreak in south Texas which made
big news recently has thus far provided no answers as to the
source of the disease. There is a wall which exists in the science community,
which is as difficult as climbing Mt. Everest for scientists
thinking "outside the box." Scientists are inherently bound
by peer review and the very culture that awards them their doctorates,
to stay away from so-called "fringe sciences." This very mindset
makes solving the source of this disease nearly impossible.
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- There is also the ever present pharmaceutical
market problem. Big pharma will ignore any "treatment market"
that isn't worth hundreds of millions to billions of dollars. And of course,
the word "cure" when uttered by a doctor is akin to blaspheming
God. It is never uttered or even thought about, even behind closed doors.
Instead, the word "treatment" is always used.
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- DISEASE IMAGES FROM AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE
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- 1,200x magnification of fiber growing
from skin [1]
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- 700x magnification of a fiber growing
back into the skin [1]
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- CHEMTRAILS AS A POSSIBLE SOURCE?
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- Since the only treatment that has been
known to work is a very long term antibiotic therapy, this strongly suggests
something foreign is present in the body. But what is it? Antibiotics
are a catch-all therapy for many illnesses that defy explanation. These
drugs have been used to treat early micoplasma infections, even though
a micoplasma is considered as neither a bacteria or virus. All drugs
can change the levels of the body's internal complex chemistry.
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- With Morgellons disease, there are two
important aspects that must be considered. First we must crawl before we
can walk. The first problem is HOW people contract it and second, what
the pathogen is. Discovering the infection vector will shed tremendous
light on the actual pathogen.The second aspect is effective treatment.
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- We must depart from conventional science
to look at the cause of the disease. An open mind is required to consider
what the disease vector may be. To start, a full comprehensive compliation
of the background of each victim is required to build a database for study.
Names are not required - only data. This includes geographic
location, exposure to anything abnormal, such as abductions, chemical spills
and being in the area of chemtrail fallout zones. According to current
researchers [1] all 50 states have shown this disease, although it appears
to be more prevalent in three southern states.
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- There is a strong similarity of Morgellons
disease fibers to those found in man-made chemtrails as shown below:
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- Contrail Fibers under 60x magnification
from [2]
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- Morgellons fibers under 60x magnification
[1]
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- In the above images, we can see that
many of the fiber sizes are the same, since both samples are
under the same magnification.
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- Of course, we can't state conclusively
these fibers are one and the same without a chemical analysis. Common
characteristics of both types of fibers appear to be similar size and chaotic,
uncontrolled growth. If these fibers are the result of highly advanced
nanotechnology then we have found the disease, and possible who is behind
it. But what would be the purpose of forcing this ailment on the population?
Torture? To create a new pandemic in order to sell a new
drug for a "treatment?" According to the Texas television news
report, one young man who recently contracted the painful disease has committed
suicide as a result of trying to deal with the pain.
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- Black nodules, long and short fibers
that can't be pulled out and great pain are all highly effective in destroying
relationships between couples. Put another way, the suffering is so great
that participating in sexual acts are the last thing that victims of the
disease will think about doing. The symptoms clearly make
population control one important side-effect that cannot be denied. Perhaps
south Texas has been selected as an experimental hot-spot. However, the
disease has also been found in every state.
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- It is my hope that a researcher will
consider this short essay as a starting point to consider looking for a
CURE, and not a useless token treatment. We hope that this still
unknown researcher will consider EVERY POSSIBLE VECTOR for this disease,
including (but not limited to) nightime abduction experiments.
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- Ted Twietmeyer
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- www.data4science.net
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- REFERENCES
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- [1] - http://www.morgellons.org/images.html
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- [2] - http://www.carnicom.com/FibersNov2005.htm
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