The victims feel
as if bugs are
crawling under
their skin.
Their doctors
treat them as if
they are insane.
It is called
Morgellons, the
fiber disease, a
mysterious skin
disease that is
currently
spreading across
the globe.
Those with this
disease describe
feelings of
insects
scurrying
beneath their
skin and have
mysterious sores
that ooze out
blue and white
fibers, some as
thick as
spaghetti
strands.
Attempts to
remove the
fibers are said
to produce
shooting pains
radiating from
the site.
To date, no
clinical studies
have looked into
Morgellons. The
first paper
mentioning
Morgellons was
published in a
recent issue of
the American
Journal of
Clinical
Dermatology,
co-authored by
members of the
Morgellons
Research
Foundation, a
non-profit
organization
devoted to
raising public
awareness about
the disease.
The disease
is named after a
medical
condition
described in
1674 by the
British author
Thomas Browne.
Known as "Morgellons,"
Browne said the
disorder caused
children to
"critically
break out with
harsh hairs on
their backs."
However, the
Morgellons
Research
Foundation says
that it is
doubtful that
the 17th-century
disease is
related to
modern-day
Morgellons.Analysis
of the fibers
found in the
sores suggest
that they are
more than just
lint from
clothing,
carpets, or
bedding, nor are
the black specks
composed of
pepper, as
several
dermatologists
have proposed.
Some suggest the
fibers are made
of cellulose, a
molecule
generally found
in plants. And
if placed in a
Petri dish, the
fibers taken
from a
Morgellons sore
will continue to
grow.
Most of the
medical
community seems
to think that
Morgellons is
mass delusion
and people
complaining of
the symptoms are
diagnosed with
"delusional
parasitosis," a
psychological
problem in which
people imagine
that they are
infested with
parasites. Yet
patients all
across the U.S.
have reported
the same
symptoms long
before hearing
about the
disease in the
media or talking
to other
patients with
similar
symptoms.Some
health
professionals,
such as Dr.
Hildegarde
Staninger from
California, are
finally
beginning to sit
up and take
notice, bringing
into play modern
technology in
the form of
electron
microscopes and
spectrographic
analysis in
order to
discover the
secret behind
the Morgellons
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There is now
strong data
indicating that
this disorder is
associated with
nanotechnology,
specifically
nanomachines in
the form of
nanofibers. The
National Science
Foundation (NSF)
defines
nanofibers as
having at least
one dimension of
100 nanometer
(nm) or
less.Fiber
samples, taken
from the skin of
a Morgellons
sufferer, when
exposed to heat,
did not burn
until it has
been heated to
1700 degrees F.
As well, under
examination with
an electron
microscope,
fiber samples
appear not to be
organic. They
have no
eukaryotic
cells, no cell
membrane.
Meaning that
Morgellons is
not a parasite,
it is not
biological, it
is a machine. In
March and April
2007, Jeff Rense
published and
broadcast some
capable research
based on
scientific
techniques
including
electron
microscopy,
energy
dispersive
spectroscopy,
Fourier
transform
infrared
spectroscopy and
Fourier
transform Raman
spectroscopy.
The Team Leader
of the research
unit was Dr
Hilgegarde
Staninger of
Integrative
Health
International at
Lakewood,
California.
The
preliminary
findings were
disturbing.
Morgellons
appears to be a
communicable
nanotechnology
invasion of
human tissue in
the form of
self-assembling,
self-replicating
nanotubes,
nanowires, and
nanoarrays with
sensors.
Other
nanoconfigurations
associated with
Morgellons
disease carry
genetically-altered
and spliced DNA
or RNA. The
nanomachines
which
precipitate
Morgellons
thrive in
alkaline ph
conditions and
use the body's
bio-electric
energy and other
(unidentified)
elements for
power. There is
evidence that
certain of the
tiny machines
possess their
own internal
batteries as
well. The
Morgellons
nanomachines are
configured to
receive specific
tuned microwave,
EMF and ELF
signals and
radio data.
At this
point, why this
is happening is
anyone's guess.
We do know that
Morgellons is
commonly found
in all body
fluids, orifices
and often even
hair follicles,
and are believed
to routinely
achieve total
body systemic
penetration.
If these
findings are
correct, and
Morgellons is
nanotechnology
capable of
taking over
biological
systems, the
question remains
whether or not
these
nanomachines
were the result
of an accident,
or a deliberate
release with the
intention of
infecting people
for some unknown
purpose.
It is almost
as if Morgellons
is in the
process of
reconstructing
people into an
entirely
different life
form; a cyborg-like
creature, both
biological and
machine. As
well, with the
reports that the
Morgellons
nanomachines are
capable of
receiving radio
signals, this
could indicate
that each
infected
person/system
would be able to
communicate with
other Morgellon
sufferers,
creating the
potential that
each person
would be like a
single
brain-cell of a
larger,
artificial
intelligence.
Are we facing
an invasion by
machine
intelligence, or
is this a
twisted attempt
by some unknown
group to
achieve the
ultimate control
of humankind?
Considering the
current world
situation, it
would not be
unreasonable to
imagine that
someone could
stoop to such
evil as
releasing
something such
as Morgellons
upon an
unsuspecting
planet.
Sometimes the
smallest thing
can cause the
biggest
problems. We
have to take a
deeper look,
beyond the
affliction
itself, before
we will find any
substantial
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