Taken from JRE #1310: Sober October 2019 Preview: https://youtu.be/-oexK5maDVY
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Taken from JRE #1310: Sober October 2019 Preview: https://youtu.be/-oexK5maDVY
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Guys i just picked a tick off of me on Thursday. I woke last nite in sweats and chills. Maybe il get my claim now if im infected
My hypothesis from what I’ve seen of this disease it involves a particular type of unclassified , unstudied , and highly infectious parasitoid nematode that has learned to semi accurately mimic human hair.
Embeds itself in the pores of peoples skin which are saved for hair production to mimic human hair and it feeds off the hair that comes out of it because it’s diet consists of the keratin that human hairs are made out of.
This has to be the most logical explaination and the medical field is probably just in denial that such a parasite exists even though that an the existence of such a parasite isn’t that much out of the realms of reality or possibility.
I honestly do not think it at all is connected to Lyme disease. This is very clearly a parasitic infection by a parasite that has yet to be classified and documented.
I’ve seen what these hairs look like on the microscope and what appears to be attached to them. And they are nematode like in appearance have small black eyes. These things can also be found in the cysts caused by morgellons fibers. They aren’t mites either they are entirely something else.
Plus I saw a guy put a morgellons fiber in a 1000• F blacksmithing forge submerge the the thing in what was basically molten material only for it to come out completely unscathed and barely even warm.
But when you put these things in alcohol they dissolve within minutes.
This is a weird either highly evolved extremophile parasitoid nematode or a genetically altered parasite that escaped some lab that somehow reproduced in mass quantity.
Either way this disease is not Lyme disease I wouldn’t even say it’s a disease it’s more like a parasitic infection like you can get with pinworms.
Either way you look at it its disturbing and the only way to kill these things is to either submerge them in alcohol or as I saw one guy do put them in freezing cold temperatures like waaaay bellow zero temperatures like flash freezing them with liquid nitrogen.
I also do not believe it is nano technology. It is definitely parasitic and highly evolved or genetically engineered though that is for certain.
Would have been nice if they had actually discussed Morgellons…
How about we talk about the black fibers coming out of peoples skin who are eating McDonald’s? Years ago it was all over the internet now I can’t find any videos of it anywhere. Suspicious
Candida poop