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« Thread Started on Jan 8, 2012, 9:10pm » | ![[Quote]](http://images.proboards.com/buttons/quote.gif "[Quote]") |
It thought it might be wise to just post my thoughts in my own thread, since they are all over the place and I have a difficult time applying them to the threads and posts to which they apply.
I read everything, and sometimes have difficulty interjecting in the appropriate thread/post I have thoughts on.
So, if you read them and can apply them to anything you have posted that would be great. If they don't apply, no harm done. they just go by the wayside.
This way, you can ignore my thoughts and not have to be so kind and responding to me.
 Makes sense to me
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« Reply #1 on Jan 8, 2012, 9:18pm » | |
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1347299/figure/f7/Electron microscopy of Scc in combination with DNA. (A) Rod-shaped structures observed in samples containing L. biflexa Scc with DNA.Scale bar, 500 nm. (B) Electron microscopy of Scc-RNA structures treated with RNase. Rod-shaped structures observed in samples containing recombinant Scc with RNA (left) in the presence of RNase (right). Scale bar, 200 nm.
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« Reply #2 on Jan 8, 2012, 9:18pm » | |
God this is awesome. I wish I thought of this a long time ago. takes the pressure off.
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« Reply #5 on Jan 8, 2012, 9:44pm » | |
Paul Ehrlich
Ehrlichiosis...http://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=3202
Ehrlichiosis: An acute (abrupt onset) disease, first reported in humans in 1986, due to infection by the rickettsial agent, Ehrlichia canis. The brown dog tick, is the common vector (carrier).
the BROWN DOG TICK!!!!  
I JUST LOVE IT! Hey, make sure you don't buy a brown dog.
Um, well, I have ehrlichiosis as well as Lyme. Same thing, different tick. Ehrlichiosis is given by the LONE STAR TICK. doh. While they are supposed to be only in TEXAS....very strange they should show up in NEW JOISEY!!!! KNOW WHAT I'M SAYIN'??
So let's look into Mr. (oops, sorry, Doctor Ehrlich) shall we?
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« Reply #6 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:01pm » | |
So far, I have found nothing about why Ehrlichiosis is named after Paul Ehrlich.
But...moving on...
a HAH!
There are two forms of ehrlichiosis in the United States; human monocytic ehrlichiosis and human granulocytic ehrlichiosis. Monocytic ehrlichiosis is caused by Ehrlichia chaffeensis, which is spread by the Lone Star tick, Amblyomma americanum.
TOLD YA SO!
SERIOUSLY, PLEASE.... someone tell me the difference between EHRLICHIOSIS AND LYME?????
Why can't they just get together and share their notes? It's the same thing!
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« Reply #7 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:07pm » | |
Kritts,
I love the idea so much I do it all the time, it helps me organize my thoughts.
We can review each others viewpoints and compare.
Your first link is not working but on the whole Morgellons, spirochete thing ....for me... it breaks down to polymer science from it's conception all the way to the various accomplishments we see in today's patents and applications,
There is the old polymer Science that is constantly being built upon , the polymer of the spirochete
Bacteria have polymer in their guts...these Lyme bacteria jack hammer through us and when they die off they leave polymer chains
That is from all I have gathered on it but new applications for Lyme are still being developed.
Then just look back at the synthetics industry , obviously it did not stop at clothing.
Through the years when we heard bragging on these new synthetics , new polymers, some of these Scientists being naturally curious had to see how their new findings could be applied to human cells,
So what we are reviewing is the whole history of poly tech and D.N.A. manipulation with the knowledge that history always repeats itself, Hitler , Napoleon types will always try to dominate , Governments will always compete and wish for citizens that do not question but fall in line with their agendas.
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« Reply #8 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:10pm » | |
Okay, this is really beginning to smell to high heavens.
http://www.mombu.com/medicine/cancer/t-e....ia-9658339.html
the late, great, Dr Ehrlich! Let's put two and two together. Lyme disease, (oops, I mean Ehrlichiosis) and Syphilis.
Well, we already know they were both CREATED!
from 1882 Cooperation with Robert Koch. Development of the first direct proof
of the existence of mycobacteria on the basis of the bacteria‘s acid
resistance.
Research in the field of colouring agents.
Major contributions to the diagnosis of blood diseases.
Vital staining with methylene blue.
1901 Beginning of cancer research. (HMMMM how many years ago did they start to 'research' cancer?
20.08.1915 Paul Ehrlich dies in Bad Homburg following a serious illness. (we can only imagine how that happened, given his amazing credentials)
Still....no answer as to why Ehrlichiosis is attributed to his scholarship. good ol boy's club I presume. They give out accomplishment like Christmas bonuses.
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« Reply #9 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:13pm » | |
Jan 8, 2012, 10:07pm, lilsissy wrote:Kritts,
I love the idea so much I do it all the time, it helps me organize my thoughts.
We can review each others viewpoints and compare.
Your first link is not working but on the whole Morgellons, spirochete thing ....for me... it breaks down to polymer science from it's conception all the way to the various accomplishments we see in today's patents and applications,
There is the old polymer Science that is constantly being built upon , the polymer of the spirochete
Bacteria have polymer in their guts...these Lyme bacteria jack hammer through us and when they die off they leave polymer chains
That is from all I have gathered on it but new applications for Lyme are still being developed.
Then just look back at the synthetics industry , obviously it did not stop at clothing.
Through the years when we heard bragging on these new synthetics , new polymers, some of these Scientists being naturally curious had to see how their new findings could be applied to human cells,
So what we are reviewing is the whole history of poly tech and D.N.A. manipulation with the knowledge that history always repeats itself, Hitler , Napoleon types will always try to dominate , Governments will always compete and wish for citizens that do not question but fall in line with their agendas.
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Hey Lilsiss!!!! My first taker!!! xoxo
Yes, I was researching polymers yesterday! I hope to catch up with you and Sky some day LOLOLOL they're involved.
I'll check out why that link doesn't work. Which one exactly?
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« Reply #10 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:19pm » | |
cytomegalovirus breaks the code right at 1q42.
On the N.I.H. rare disease pages for 1Q42 there was a Morgellons warning paragraph saying if you or someone you love has Morgellons report it to the C.D.C.
This warning paragraph was on only a few of the appr. 1500 rare disease pages put out by the N.I.H.
Someone on the Lymebusters board called the C.D.C. and they removed those report Morgellons paragraphs right away , they aid it was a mistake but it was really a suspicious one.
The HOOK we see all the time
This is use full I am sure
Morgellons reminds me of when I was young and I learned to sew.
First you pick out a pattern of what you wish it to look like...only now it is called a template from biology.
Then you pick out the material you wish to make it out of according to its need or function, like cotton for comfort or wool for warmth or nylon for water resistance but in Morgellons
it is the molecular wire or transistor function material that they are after.
You may use a certain coating for adhesion or a coating for penetration.
What material do they want the template/pattern to be made from.
Synthetic biology is a mixture of stuff already created naturally by God and then mixed with remixes made by man to achieve new best use functions for
skin
hair= radio control
human machine interfacing.ect....
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« Reply #11 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:21pm » | |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymer
Sis, check out the picture of the polymer!!! spirochete? Can they mix the two to be macroscopic?
naaaah.
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« Reply #12 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:35pm » | |
Jan 8, 2012, 10:19pm, lilsissy wrote:
cytomegalovirus breaks the code right at 1q42.
What does that mean, Sis?
On the N.I.H. rare disease pages for 1Q42 there was a Morgellons warning paragraph saying if you or someone you love has Morgellons report it to the C.D.C.
This warning paragraph was on only a few of the appr. 1500 rare disease pages put out by the N.I.H.
Someone on the Lymebusters board called the C.D.C. and they removed those report Morgellons paragraphs right away , they aid it was a mistake but it was really a suspicious one.
The HOOK we see all the time I have pics of my 'stuff' that start out looking normal and end up with hooks
This is use full I am sure
Morgellons reminds me of when I was young and I learned to sew.
First you pick out a pattern of what you wish it to look like...only now it is called a template from biology.
Then you pick out the material you wish to make it out of according to its need or function, like cotton for comfort or wool for warmth or nylon for water resistance but in Morgellons
it is the molecular wire or transistor function material that they are after.
You may use a certain coating for adhesion or a coating for penetration.
What material do they want the template/pattern to be made from.
Synthetic biology is a mixture of stuff already created naturally by God and then mixed with remixes made by man to achieve new best use functions for
skin
hair= radio control
human machine interfacing.ect.... |
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Sis, I learned to sew very young also. But never associated it with what you did LOL. I want to know why my hair becomes the hair of Medusa!!! I'm 63 and had nary a gray hair before Lyme/Morgs. I know it's because I now lack enzymes the freaking critters are taking away. Age should have nothing to do with gray hair. I still only have 10% gray. What can I say, I'm an awesome old chickie LOL
I have no problem with gray hair. But my hair is really fine and seriously like Medusa. Never had that thick, strong hair, durn it.
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« Reply #13 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:38pm » | |
I really wish someone would help me post my pics.
I save them on photobucket, but don't know which link to post.
I have ADD and this drives me nuts.
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« Reply #14 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:40pm » | |
Yeah, Sis,
sometimes I have to step away from everything you guys post to catch my breath and I don't know where to inject my thoughts.
So I figure, I'll try it this way. Might not work out, but it clears my head a bit and takes off the pressure for a second.
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« Reply #15 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:52pm » | |
Jan 8, 2012, 9:18pm, kritters wrote:| http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1347299/figure/f7/Electron microscopy of Scc in combination with DNA. (A) Rod-shaped structures observed in samples containing L. biflexa Scc with DNA.Scale bar, 500 nm. (B) Electron microscopy of Scc-RNA structures treated with RNase. Rod-shaped structures observed in samples containing recombinant Scc with RNA (left) in the presence of RNase (right). Scale bar, 200 nm. |
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Try this:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17270865
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« Reply #16 on Jan 8, 2012, 10:55pm » | |
http://jb.asm.org/content/186/8/2275.abstract E.coli and Borellia
Functions of the Borrelia burgdorferi RecA protein were investigated in Escherichia coli recA null mutants. Complementation with B. burgdorferi recA increased survival of E. coli recA mutants by 3 orders of magnitude at a UV dose of 2,000 μJ/cm2. The viability at this UV dose was about 10% that provided by the homologous recA gene. Expression of B. burgdorferi recA resulted in survival of E. coli at levels of mitomycin C that were lethal to noncomplemented hosts. B. burgdorferi RecA was as effective as E. coli RecA in mediating homologous recombination in E. coli. Furthermore, E. coli λ phage lysogens complemented with B. burgdorferi recA produced phage even in the absence of UV irradiation. The level of phage induction was 55-fold higher than the level in cells complemented with the homologous recA gene, suggesting that B. burgdorferi RecA may possess an enhanced coprotease activity. This study indicates that B. burgdorferi RecA mediates the same functions in E. coli as the homologous E. coli protein mediates. However, the rapid loss of viability and the absence of induction in recA expression after UV irradiation in B. burgdorferi suggest that recA is not involved in the repair of UV-induced damage in B. burgdorferi. The primary role of RecA in B. burgdorferi is likely to be a role in some aspect of recombination.
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« Reply #17 on Jan 9, 2012, 12:07am » | |
Humans are their own polymer
that gene I believe is PARP1 and was not conductive enough for interfacing man with machine
which is where I believe this is heading aand what Morgellons is all about.
Spirochete as far as the history goes from what I know started naturally in the dead sea as far back as Herod . it is mentioned
He dies with worm infestations and was known to visit the Dead Sea.
Why Herod and not the others who swim there is somewhat a mystery but I believe maybe his DNA also had a enzyme missing that allowed spirochete to take over his body.
Different things can cause that
Halotype . blood antigen issues.
It is possible to have a neg pos blood type that causes the body to fight against itself there-by lowering the immune
or also
he could have been G6PD deficient , allowing organisms to infiltrate his cells.
Or maybe just God let it happen to him because he was such a bastard...sorry , he killed many babies trying to kill Jesus.
According too Ancestry.com I am his about 70 th granddaughter,
I was very upset to find that out but all are grafted in who accept Jesus so I don't let it bother me anymore.
But Sky turned me onto something
Hitler was doing heavy water experiments at the end of WW11
and America took Hitler Scientists to Plum Island to continue these experiments after we won.
So I believe that it is possible they gave us Lyme intentionally to use as molecular wires for brain control of the population but the seeds are planted but just now the agenda is coming into utilization.
@ polymers mixed gives us a co-polymer with new capabilities.
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« Reply #18 on Jan 9, 2012, 12:09am » | |
Rare Tickborne Disease Spreads – Not Lyme | Health Freedom ...healthfreedoms.org › Disease ConditionsCached
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Jun 21, 2011 – Lyme Disease was first reported 10 Miles north of Plum Island NY in Lyme CT, ... After WWII, Nazi scientist, Erich Traub, had been brought to the US to .... ICU, been treated with heavy antibiotics for four days and the parasite is still active. ... Opal on Year in review: 37 communities vote to end artificial water ...
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« Reply #19 on Jan 9, 2012, 12:11am » | |
cut from you link kritte
very important
signal to noise ratio
thats where the problem was
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« Reply #21 on Jan 9, 2012, 12:19am » | |
I believe we are very well past this phase and they are just now leaking some information to us on it.
http://deepcomputedbciashortstory.blogspot.com/
but it is in not force yet but will fit in with the Mark of the Beast from Revelation
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« Reply #22 on Jan 9, 2012, 12:22am » | |
This is the Beast and those who accept the mark/chip will be connected to it
the hive mind ,
brain control as stated in the
Human Brain Machine Patent
that our Govenment has certain rights too
An artificial state of Conciousness never before seen in man.
Don't take it ever
hell bound
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« Reply #23 on Jan 9, 2012, 1:05am » | |
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« Reply #24 on Jan 9, 2012, 9:59am » | |
Glyphosate Hazards to Crops, Soils, Animals, and Consumers
Pathogen new to science
The conversion of US agriculture to monochemical herbicide practice has resulted in the extensive use of glyphosate herbicides. Coincidentally, farmers have been witnessing deterioration in the health of corn, soybean, wheat and other crops, and epidemics of diseases in small grain crops. All are associated with the extensive use of glyphosate, which has increased further since the introduction of glyphosate-tolerant, Roundup Ready (RR) crops.
http://www.i-sis.org.uk/USDA_scientist_reveals_all.php
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« Reply #25 on Jan 10, 2012, 4:01am » | |
Also a mix up occurred a while back between corn bt10 and bt 11
one was not meant for human consumption but was sold for human use a long time before caught.
A new article said it is proved that food can change our genes so G.M.O.'s can give us G.M.O. genes...would be my guess.
Green fluorescent protein must be added by law to every gene modified organism and talk that it could get into our food supply went around
I think it is ...... and I think we can see it with a black light 365NM black light flashlight,
we see a green fluorescent blow back from the retina
, it's there and it quickly dissipates just the same as it is said to do in G.M.O. animals.
You have to be care full if you repeat this because it is bad for the retina.
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« Reply #26 on Jan 10, 2012, 9:18am » | |
Incredible, isn't it, Sis? We're sitting ducks if we eat, drink or breathe.
Organic or small farmed food is the only way to go (even though nothing's perfect)
We have to find the antidotes to this mess.
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« Reply #27 on Jan 10, 2012, 12:55pm » | |
Now I'm wondering if this ESP thing hasn't also been commandeered.
I have to share this. Call me paranoid at this point, but don't call me late for dinner.
A few moments ago, I was lying here waiting for my palpitations to slow from a hard rock rythym to a slow string quartet session, and was thinking about paint colors (since I was staring at my walls). I had two paint companies in mind, but one was prominent.
I braced myself up onto another pillow and slid my laptop onto my lap...top and the next email I got was an advertisement notice from the paint store I was thinking of. Last time I got a message from them was about 6 months ago.
So now I'm thinking, co-incidence? nope. ESP? possibly.
Could these be intelligence fibers that serve more than one purpose? Abso-effen-lutely! It isn't the first time this has happened.
If this is true, I'd say that target marketing has crossed the line.
Or fiber. 
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« Reply #28 on Jan 12, 2012, 7:44pm » | |
I was just randomly thinking and googling as always and just briefly and superficially, it occurred to me that cancer very well is propbably a mycoplasma.
I realize most here who know and love AQT are very familiar with mycoplasma and have no doubt written and researched much on it, and know more than I do about it. I'm focusing on it now.
Like Candida Albicans is a harmless yeast normally all over and inside our bodies can turn into an ugly pathogen, mycoplasma evidentally is the same. What turns these harmless critters into murderers?
I say it's dna engineering...and/or so many toxins in our every day living, eating, breathing, drinking...that allows it to take place.
All the talk about how women are predisposed to breast cancer if their mothers/grandmothers had it. Oh yeah? Guess what? Women pass heavy metals and Candida to their unborn children also. They don't even KNOW what the hell cancer is. Sure it can penetrate the dna, but it also might be that mercury or mycoplasma is passed on from mother to child.
We know that hormones play a huge roll in breast cancer. Estrogens in particular.
How does mycoplasma (the alulterated, recombinant) work it's thing in turning our bodies into self-hate machines?
Need more research on mycoplasma. I think that is the key to all of this, including Lyme, Aids and Syphilis.
The reason I just put these thoughts down randomly is because although I don't expect anyone to respond, if the thought is there, you never know how it might fit in. I can't go back and read through all the other posts that might have dealt with any subject I'm focusing on at the moment.
I hope this doesn't upset anyone because of the willy nilly aspect.
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« Reply #29 on Jan 12, 2012, 7:51pm » | |
Just came across this by Rense:
http://www.rense.com/general7/microplasm.htm
"...The Mycoplasma is a slow-growing, stealth-type organism that can cause the patient to be very ill. It activates the immune system, then can successfully hide from it within the host immune cells. It can then circulate throughout the body and go wherever a white blood cell can go. It can cause infection deep within any or all organs. It can even cross the blood/brain barrier and cause brain and spinal infection. It has also been known to cross the placental barrier to an unborn fetus. Unless the white blood cell is split open and examined for the evidence of the live organism, it can go undetected for years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saprotrophic Saprotrophic nutrition ( /sæprɵˈtrɒfɪk/) is a process of chemoheterotrophic extra-cellular digestion involved in the processing of dead or decayed organic matter that occurs in saprotrophs or heterotrophs, and is most often associated with fungi, for example Mucor and Rhizopus. The process is most often facilitated through the active transport of such materials through endocytosis within the internal mycelium and its constituent hyphae.[1]....."
Mycoplasma is not fungal...LIKE!!! It is fungal in PART!!!
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