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Post by jeany on Mar 28, 2010 10:46:35 GMT -5
Nanny:
I was talking with Kamster ;D about this and remembered how you are saying you're taking NAC?..and that might be the reason why you're 'oozing' so much goo/mucous, because your body is actually trying to rid it, which would be a good sign?
Just a thought...
Jeany
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Post by bannanny on Mar 29, 2010 16:44:54 GMT -5
Unfortunately jeany bean, I've been oozing goo out of my feet and hands for over a year now... probably 2 yrs, and I only started the NAC about 6 months ago. So it's not the reason it's comin out of me. It's just another non-stop morg symptom of mine it seems. It comes and goes, but it never goes away. In fact now it's oozing in the inside of my arms at the elbow and also out of my chest and face. Not as bad as what comes out of my hands and feet, but enough to pi*s me off! Someone sent me a pic taken at 40x of what is believed to be male and female nematodes copulating. I was asked to post it and since I read a web page about monsanto's experiments with a pathogenic nematode pesticide that is infecting humans with deadly bacteria, I wanted to post it myself anyway cuz I thought we might all be interested in seeing this pic... So what do you think the deal is with this experiment by monsanto? I'd like to know more about it since I think they're our biggest enemy! love ya ~~ bannanny
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Post by kammy on Mar 30, 2010 8:05:58 GMT -5
Those with microscopes, can you catch some of your urine and look to see if there are any mucus-like pieces of skin-looking material, it's an off color, easily seen? And post photos of any organisms seen?
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Post by morghunter3 on Mar 30, 2010 13:02:58 GMT -5
I have got one or two for you but unable to post to this page. morghunter3
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Post by morghunter3 on Mar 30, 2010 13:11:24 GMT -5
Kammy I have to leave to pay ambulance bill now. Will try again latter. In the meantime PM me your email. Later Morghunter3
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Post by freaky on Mar 31, 2010 1:34:30 GMT -5
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Post by jeany on Mar 31, 2010 7:55:43 GMT -5
Yesterday I wrote an article on: Bio-Pesticides – The Cause of Morgellons Disease morgellons2.wordpress.com/2010/03/30/bio-pesticides-the-cause-of-morgellons-disease/I believe this might be interesting and possibly explains the 'insect and neurological aspect' of our disease: “The expressed insecticidal toxins are particularly a neurotoxin derived from or similar to an arthropod or other invertebrate toxin, such as a scorpion toxin, a wasp toxin, a snail toxin, a mite toxin, or a spider toxin.” Jeany
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Post by kammy on Apr 1, 2010 11:15:10 GMT -5
Well... I'm beginning to piece together what has happened and... as you know - my theory is that by them spraying this magic nematode powder for fungus, fly, mosquito and gnat control, which turns inorganic matter into something alive (the nematode), this combination of chemicals has somehow allowed other species to become involved, intertwined within this same chemical process. To say it another way - the magic biopesticide chemistry that allows the nematode to be born from powder appears to be true for other species - moths, parasitic wasps, fungus gnats, flies, other parasites, etc. Indications are - the more they sprayed, the more pest insects were created in this 'magic' perpetual way, man's continuous spraying with inorganic compounds and treating for pest insects has caused a serious imbalance in nature. Also, that the life cycles of the various insects/parasites that are now inside this 'magic powder' process inside of us and should correlate with the times of our more active symptoms. If you know anyone who is a molecular biologist or entomologist - please direct them my way - I've got to try and get this message out so that they can look into this. I think this photo sums it up, from human lesion debris at 100x... On a more positive note - we now have a good idea as to what has happened to us and what to tell our doctors to look for. Jeany has found the list of chemicals that make up these particular pesticides, one of us will post them; and start asking our doctors to test for them. If our doctors continue to ignore us, after we specifically tell them where to look for our disease, then we will have more of a solid foundation for lawsuits, up until now - they have been protected by us not knowing what to tell them.
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Post by kammy on Apr 3, 2010 5:13:21 GMT -5
Update: My house, which I totally lost, and the Insurance didn't reimburse me in any way, (with $750,000 total coverage and loss of use), they said that the mold was long-term and they weren't responsible. They said that the flashing wasn't correctly installed or wind damaged and that's where the roof leaks were coming from, the roof was all new wood and 5 years old. The Inspector mentioned that I didn't have gutters (that house has never had gutters) and on one side of the house the rain would run down in into an area that the swimming pool drain (a long strip that takes the water away) had become clogged up and caused some of the rain water to run into a basement vent. So, that's how the moisture/mold got into the basement. I was having rain water come into my attic and basement at the same time whenever it rained and wasn't aware of either. I haven't had a traditional mold test run because I feel it would be a waste of money and they won't 'see' the Morgellons fungus, anyway. YES, I believe that the mold growing in the wood in my house - IS the Morgellons 'fungus'. I just don't know how to prove it. I think about the people in Texas that first came down with Morgellons - they were flood victims, in contact with rain water. What does these two incidents imply to me? I've never been a conspiracy theorist and still don't believe that Morgellons is intentionally set upon innocent people, they believe they are doing something good for the environment. I'm looking at spraying with biochemicals, pesticides, a large coverage of area, for a long time, the rain water is contaminated - this only leads to chemtrails as also being involved. The sources of the Morgellons pathogens are most likely found in both the chemtrails and in crop management. You can see what we're up against? [/img][/center] (Someone needs to catch some rain water and look at it under the microscope after a couple of days or culture some to see if our artifacts grow.)
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Post by kammy on Apr 3, 2010 5:51:53 GMT -5
We will have to research the patents that refer back other patents in order to get a better idea of how these powder-to-life nematodes are made - here is a general pie chart showing their make up, it's possible this information might be helpful to us or our physicians? [/img][/center] I hate snakes, I hate worms, ewww!... The good news is - it's only 8% nematodes! 46% - Bt aizawai, what's that? We can see that Bt is perfectly safe for all species: extoxnet.orst.edu/pips/bacillus.htmBt H14 - VectoBac extoxnet.orst.edu/pips/bacillus.htm
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Post by jeany on Apr 3, 2010 8:18:48 GMT -5
While I was looking at the 'insect toxin' patent from my post above and looking into the different classes it belongs to, I found this integrated patent which I believe describes the possible formation of the fibers based on polymers and it's appearance of different colors implicated within the Baculoviral system. Microencapsulated insecticidal pathogens www.freepatentsonline.com/4844896.htmlA microencapsulated insecticidal pathogen for application to vegetation is disclosed. An insecticidal viral, bacterial or fungal pathogen is encapsulated in a polymeric encapsulating agent such as Eudragit L, Eudragit S, Eudragit L or S with Eudragit RL, Eudragit L or S with Eudragit RS, polyacrylates, polyacrylic acids, cyclic acrylate polymer or mixtures thereof. 7. A process for encapsulating an insecticidal pathogen comprising the steps of: (i) mixing (A) an encapsulating polymer comprising at least one of polyacrylates, polyacrylic acid, and polyacrylamides, (B) a sunscreening agent comprising methyl orange, malachite green or its hydrochloride, methyl green, brilliant green, coomasie blue R, methylene blue HCl salt, brilliant cresyl blue, acridine yellow, an FDC yellow, an FDC red, fluorescein free acid or mixtures thereof. Among the sunlight protectants were Buffalo Black, Carbo-Jet Black, cellulose, carbon, aluminum powder and aluminum oxide. Among the microencapsulating walls were ethylcellulose and gelatin. so, we have: orange, green, blue, red, yellow and black. Eudragit is a polymer that dissolves in alkaline conditions such as in the gut. I found this interesting because it reminded me of the hydrogel in the other patent above and how it assembles or re-assembles in the stomach (acid) or gut (alkaline). morgellons2.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/hyd1_thumb.jpg?w=254&h=304i44.tinypic.com/j0ea8z.jpgJeany
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Post by kammy on Apr 3, 2010 9:07:51 GMT -5
WTG Jeany! That's the best and most likely reasoning for the various colored fibers that I've heard yet! The Morgellons Nematode - Steinernematidae Barb - here's a video I made of the Morgellons Nematode, you can see that this is at least 300x and these are tiny - not near the size you're seeing... and, you say that the Schistosoma mansoni is the only 'worm' known to have a male/female relationship of where she stays inside of him, these boys and girls sure are nuzzled up close to each other?... I have identified these as another species, Steinernematidae, what do you think?: @ www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS23P_vEmVk**I wanted to note that the day of the month that this was seen was on the 20th.
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Post by jeany on Apr 3, 2010 9:22:09 GMT -5
From above patent: ....cyclic acrylate polymer or mixtures thereof. As I researched further I also found information as to what is called Cyclic Polymers Cyclic Polymers Concentrated solutions of ring or cyclic polymers (CPs), which lack chain ends, are scientifically intriguing, since they defy a simple description in terms of the tube model which has been used rather successfully to describe the properties of linear and branched polymers. people.sc.fsu.edu/~sachins/research_files/clb.jpgAlso called 'self oscillating gel'. It has the attribute to form artificial cilia and self walking gel which I thought is most interesting according to the formations of filaments and the bio film 'goo' production: www.spsj.or.jp/c5/kobunshi/kobu2009/HT0912/1201.jpg"In effect, the [cilium] is a nanomachine composed of perhaps over 600 proteins in molecular complexes, many of which also function independently as nanomachines. "Inside cilia and flagella is a microtubule-based cytoskeleton called the axoneme. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciliumen.wikipedia.org/wiki/CytoskeletonWhich leads us back to the formation of Actin Filaments. So, basically the cyclic polymers or self oscillating gel which is used in bio pesticides has the ability to 'create' artificial polymer/acrylic filaments within the cytoskeleton of humans? Jeany
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Post by kammy on Apr 3, 2010 10:07:33 GMT -5
Here's a repeat post of #951, Barb - for the still shots you need to see, I realize I was moving too much in the movie. quote author=kammy As you can see from my statement above, I have placed the nematode in the second position of importance inside our disease and it is but it isn't, I'll explain: Steinernema Nematodes in Urine This is a sample of a piece of 'skin-looking' material that was found in the toilet bowl after urinating. It was lifted out and placed on a slide. The toilet bowl is cleaned on a very regular basis with disinfectants, further tests on the water are in order. However, it is very evident that the piece of 'skin-looking' material is 'Morg-like' in appearance, that this piece of material turned into the gray/black fungus in two days left undisturbed between the two slides: Urine material between two slides at 100x, the line in the photograph above the nematode represents the edge of the water/urine: Urine material at 300x: We can also see that the nematode is defecating the 'carbon balls': Urine material at 600x, these are more inside of the fungus material indicating that this is the home of the nematode and not the toilet bowl water: I believe one of the other people here have said that they are seeing an organism in their urine, do we have a good photo of their organism yet?
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Post by kammy on Apr 3, 2010 10:32:53 GMT -5
I believe Sky asked for proof that the nematodes are inside the fungus gnat larvae. If you Google 'Baculovirus Expressions' you can see where you can order a lot of variations of insects inside of other insects, with or without nematodes, and others... that is what the product is all about. We discussed this and showed photographs early in this thread. Here is a stock photo from: mrec.ifas.ufl.edu/lso/fungusgnats.htm"A fungus gnat larva with insect-pathogenic nematodes inside (Photo courtesy of Thermo-Trilogy Corporation)." Below is a photo from tap water and human lesion experiments that hatched around August 1st last year, which I believe is the main time of them coming to life in their life cycle. You can see the nematodes inside the gnat larvae and those are baculoviral capsids in the background. The larvae exits these capsids, which are seen in human experiments.: **A note to others who are attempting to re-create my experiment and see this process happen above. You see how the capsids have this white glare on/about them? This is how they appear right before they 'produce', otherwise, they are solid black. This photo was taken using bottom lighting only. Temperatures need to be around 100 degrees F. (or above) to see this.
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Post by ctbarb on Apr 3, 2010 10:56:59 GMT -5
Geeez Kammy! If my eyes weren't going nuts already, this would do it! Couldn't stay focused on the one that was moving so fast...but the glimpses that I did get appeared to be the shape of the male Schisto worm...however, I was looking for something very specific in it...there is a tubule that comes out of the worm up near the 'cup shaped' end and I didn't see it there. But it was moving so quickly, that I could have missed it. Do you have any 'stills' of this particular worm??? Also, I've found in my recent samples after taking the Ivermectin, that there are various types all mixed in together! I'll post that on my thread too. What I'm seeing here in all of our threads, is that we've forgotten how this all started...in the beginning my thoughts were that the folks that were infected in CA, FL, TX all had a common denominator...something. Then I started looking into what types of manufacturers were in the vicinity...then I looked into what types of government facilities might be in the area, specifically labs. That's when some of the pieces started to come together... I think we've lost sight of our early findings...we've gone from 0 to 60 mph in a very short time...and sometimes that's a good thing...but in this case, we've lost sight of what is still lurking in the same places where it all started. I can't rewrite the 'book of notes' because they were hacked...but you can think about what I'm saying here. The contamination of the food - meat, veggies, fruit supplies are all in question, from pesticide poisoning, to GMOs, to pathogenic bacteria and viruses, etc. Since chemtrials have also been proven to be part of the mix, what falls from the sky and onto the ground - on and in these food sources - once again, what is the common denominator? Bacteria, fungus, insects, pathogens, parasites, are all in the mix and then some. Love, Barb
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Post by kammy on Apr 3, 2010 11:01:04 GMT -5
DO WHAT? You're saying... without naming names, that the same people that make the chemicals that supply the chemtrail people are the same ones who are currently overseeing our study? OH GEEZ! If that's true, then we are in indeed deep do-do...
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Post by ctbarb on Apr 3, 2010 11:13:44 GMT -5
That's EXACTLY what I'm saying! Nothing has changed! We're just working our way through the process, but their process keeps changing with each of their advancements...IMHO. It's very complex so that no one can figure it out...but we're getting too close for comfort I think. We find something that we can ID, and next thing ya know, there's something else! There's way too many things in the mix. Just look at this pix...there's several different types of worms here...just came out with the Ivermectin! Attachments:
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Post by jeany on Apr 3, 2010 11:17:25 GMT -5
Previoius studies on the Baculovirus show us that specific types of insect virus proteins FALPE and p10 have the attribute to form cytoplasmic fibrils in infected insect cells. It is known that the Baculovirus can infect mammalian cells causing a similar effect of cyctoplasmic fibrils in humans and that it uses a mechanism similar to Herpes Simplex Virus, HSV. As I have shown in the patents above polymers which are used in bio pesticides have the ability to form artificial actin filaments within the cyctoskeleton Excerpt: 'Evidence that FALPE and p10 could produce filaments in the absence of other viral proteins is presented.' 'When FALPE was expressed in insect cells from a recombinant baculovirus, filaments similar to those produced by the wild-type Amsacta moorei entomopoxvirus were observed.' 'When p10 is phosphorylated, it becomes associated with microtubules (15). This could be related to the structures it forms that include microtubule-associated filaments, and tube-like structures that surround the nuclei of infected cells.' morgellons2.files.wordpress.com/2009/09/image_thumb1.png?w=110&h=133'Evidence that FALPE and p10 could produce filaments in the absence of other viral proteins is presented.' 'During the late phases of AmEPV and baculovirus infections, large bundles of filaments also appear to accumulate in the infected insect cells.' 'Baculovirus fibrils are composed primarily of a 10-kDa protein called p10.' 'Clearly both p10 and FALPE formed filament networks following transient transfections of their genes into mammalian cells.' morgellons2.wordpress.com/2009/09/07/insect-virus-proteins-falpe-and-p10-self-associate-to-form-filaments-in-infected-cells/'By titration with a baculovirus containing a green fluorescent protein cassette, we found that several, but not all, mammalian cell types can be infected efficiently.' 'We demonstrate for the first time that this baculovirus can infect nondividing mammalian cells, which implies that the baculovirus is able to transport its genome across the nuclear membrane of mammalian cells.' This suggests a mechanism of DNA transport similar to HSV. morgellons2.wordpress.com/2009/09/12/formation-of-actin-filaments-in-mammalian-cells-baculovirus-protein-falpe-and-p10/An over production of actin leads to cytoplasmic fibrils in form of amyloids in humans which is known to cause several types of diseases such as Alzheimer, Mad Cow’s Disease for example also known as prion diseases. I found it interesting that actin has the 'code' 42kDa protein which led me to the chromosome scripture 1,q42 11 q42 12 which is seen to be linked to Morgellons Disease, a 'mutated' duplicated or trisomy form. As I was looking at this chromosome I found that 1q42 is linked to Actin production. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Omim/getmap.cgi?l255310ACTA1, ASMA, NEM3, NEM1, CFTD1 Actin, alpha-1, skeletal muscle 102610 Myopathy, nemaline, 3, 161800 (3); Myopathy, actin, congenital,with excess of thin myofilaments, 161800 (3); Myopathy, actin, congenital, with cores (3); Myopathy, congenital, with fiber-type disproportion 1,255310 (3) To tie this all up, here is what I'm basically thinking: I believe that due to the infection with insect viruses such as the Baculovirus used in bio pesticides and the other components such as the hydrogel and polymer substances which are known to form fibrils or create artificial polymer filaments in combination with this specific chromosome mutation 1,q42 11 q42 12 leads to an over production of actin filaments or amyloids thus noticeable in the formation of the fibers associated with Morgellons Disease. I'm also assuming that this specific genetic code is the 'key' in becoming infected by the 'Baculovirus system' and showing evident signs resp. symptoms or not. Other pre conditions such as an insulin imbalance, mineral imbalance, hormones are IMO also contributing, leading to a weak immune system and disturbance of the metabolism such as lysosomal storage dysfunction which is also linked to these chromosomes and the Baculovirus. Jeany
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Post by kammy on Apr 3, 2010 11:18:15 GMT -5
Schistosoma mansoni Vs. Steinernematidae Here's some stock photos of the Schisto: www.bergen.edu/faculty/rdill/Environmental_Bio/EB_lab_Images/schistosoma.jpgupload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ee/Schistosoma_mansoni_trematodes.jpgversus the photo of a nematode found in human urine: I don't think mine is the Schisto, you see how one end of it is blunt and with the Schisto both ends are sharp/pointed? And mine comes to a gradual tapering on one end. As you've said, Barb, you're seeing a variety. I'm thinking that this 'magic' technology that allows a nematode to be created from a powder is now inside of many 'critters' and especially all the scale insects. It appears to have directly affected us with the smaller insects/protozoa, etc. I have heard of Morgies reporting to see an earth worm-sized worm in their stools, earth worm is also a scale insect, I believe all the nematodes are too?
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