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"Now a highly respected Microbioloigist has been in touch with him confirming he is also finding these cells in air samples"

Carla - did that come out of the radio interview? I missed it if it did. I wonder why this microbiologist isn't publishing it, if it is a replicated/confirmed finding?

We really NEED these things to be published. I don't think keeping quiet about whatever horrors are taking place are the way to go. And I don't mean to diminish the alternative websites/media, but things have been discussed for years in these places and breaking through the "glass ceiling" into mainstream acceptance just isn't coming the way it should.

How can we expect the world to acknowledge this if it doesn't go that extra step?

I'm not singling out anyone....NONE of the researchers have had their findings confirmed and published in peer-reviewed journals.

The only journal article is that one by Savely et al - but it wasn't scientific studies.

I guess I am just getting anxious because I am afraid that the CDC will come out with something....and we don't have a single published scientific study to dispute them with!!!

Like it or not, the CDC carries an enomous amount of clout and implications in terms of individual medical care and recognition for each of us.

The following has already been announced and posted in various places, so I will come forward with it now.

In January I saw a YouTube video that showed Dr. Wymore talking about FTIR elemental analysis of the fibers. The video was based on an interview from 2 1/2 years ago, and he said he would not comment on the findings until the study was replicated. Whoever made the video asked why, 2 1/2 years out, the finding weren't replicated for publication.

I thought - excellent question - and so I contacted OSU to find out how much it would cost to have that done. We also discussed the agrobacteria (Citovsky) study, which has also not been replicated and published.

I was able to solicit funds from friends and sent the money to be earmarked to replicate both of these studies, with the understanding that they would result in journal publications.

Another study is being proposed - a shot-gun dna study - which will be rather costly. I was able to partially support that study, but about $7,000 more is needed to do this.

I just want to make the point that I am not "supporting my favorite researcher". It has nothing to do with that. I just looked at who was doing what, and what was closest to being journal-published - in order to DEFLATE any BS that the CDC might have lined up.

And so I am now challenging the MRF regarding their current research into the identified pathogens. Will the findings be published in a peer-reviewed journal? If so, when can we expect that? The CDC clock is ticking; indeed, their "report" is overdue.

SS