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[Kammy]

Originally Posted by sarothra

Photonic crystals also occur naturally - in butterflies, in beetles, and many other animals and plants. In fact, the nano-scientists copies from nature to make their reproductive synthetic photonic crystals. In other words, this crystal structure may not necessarily be nanotechnology. What if it's part of the aquatic animals "shell". The tadpole-stage doesn't last forever (the nympth). This lesion is probably my oldest lesion and as I dug at it I could feel "sand" particles big time. Wouldn't a marine animal have a lot of silica? I would assume so.

That's what I'm thinking and hoping that Morgellons is mostly 'natural', we hear of people becoming 'cured'... well - that gives us hope?

Originally Posted by sarothra

If any of this is nanofibers and nanotechnology then how do we get rid of it?
I would think there's no way.

Oh, sure this there is! We just went through this - they have to talk to each other to exist. Man has already made a pill that will make them deaf, dumb and blind... and we'll figure out how to short-circuit it's ions and scramble it... first, we've got to figure out what it is... lol

Just kidding, we have an educated guess... they can't fool us too much longer...

IMO - I think it's been 'modified' by something... intentionally or unintentionally, we don't know yet... and nano?... I don't think so. Some say the fibers are 'nanotubes'... even some of our scientists that are supposed to be helping us?... I'm now thinking it's some hairy, hypnea, aspergillis, sticky spot, sponge producing silica... and that thing you named that we haven't researched yet to see what it does...? lol

[sarothra]

This is not the one I've been looking for, but here is a good one showing a fish-like organism with eyes.

morgellons disease illness parasite microscop-pictures morgellons photos gmo pics

[Kammy]

Originally Posted by stillhere

Hi everybody,
I have a question though. While researching I found the biological nematode destroying micro fungus, Duddingtonia flagrans, maybe invermectin which I know you all have talked about. It was created to kill nematodes in sheep, lamb and cattle. I know of cattle here that have had some awful unknown things happen and the ranchers thought "maybe UFO's". I know what I thougth after reading about it. They had to start somewhere to decide how much to try on the animals in their studies.

Anyway, just thought I would see if it took your minds where it took mine. MY goal is to kill the fungus and the whole lot and clean my body if possible. I have my bedding hanging in the sun since it said the nematodes are sensitive to UV rays. Makes them sterile.

SH

Hi SH, some of us doing some "DE" right now - just in case. You remember back in the old days when the mother of the house would give all the children a dose of Castor Oil to 'worm' the whole household? It was something that was done... well... somewhere we lost that bid of wisdom?

I'm thinking of Shakespeare here... "To sun, or not to sun?"... what if these are nano buckeyballs, solar cells in our bodies... and the sun charges them up - making us more 'electric'? (Just kidding... I think... ? lol)

[Kammy]

Those aren't 'eyeballs'... those are those 'satelittes or black specks' that are everywhere... it looks like a tadpole or catfish...

You see that one down on the bottom that has 2 horns or feelers?

Originally Posted by sarothra

This is not the one I've been looking for, but here is a good one showing a fish-like organism with eyes.

morgellons disease illness parasite microscop-pictures morgellons photos gmo pics

Now, that one reminds me of the salmon parasite:

Nauplii or Nauplius (larva)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nauplius_(larva)

Identifying the 'parts' of this disease will drive you in circles, won't it? lol

I haven't seen anything that looks like either of these in the dish. It's hard to tell when something has been removed from the body, unless - it's coming out whole - as to what it is...

[Kammy]

We've gotten 'off track'...

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by Kammy

We've gotten 'off track'...

Kam...That looks like a fishing lure.........

Has anyone stopped to think what all those billions and billions of different micro-organisms make of us?

[Kammy]

Originally Posted by Kritters

Kam...That looks like a fishing lure.........

Has anyone stopped to think what all those billions and billions of different micro-organisms make of us?

I don't know, but - I think we could make a million inventing a fishing lure that looks that !!!

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by Kammy

I don't know, but - I think we could make a million inventing a fishing lure that looks that !!!

you just did

[sarothra]

Kammy,
I have to disagree that those "eyes" are the black specks. The black specks on the mycelium are much smaller then what these are on this little fish. At least that's how I see it.
Another thought just occurred to me.
There HAS to be another organism UNDER THE FUNGUS, for these reasons:

1. I see it, but OK never mind that...

2. Something has transported the fungus to that location on our skin. The fungus is parasitic, so it needs something to be "on" - it's not just free floating in our house (although yes, that could be argued) - but seriously this organism has the fungus on it's "back". Arguably, I don't think it just came "through my blood" on its own. It had a host already when it got to us.

3. All that silica. Silica is an aspect of marine life, not fungi. I know I just dig all this sandy stuff out. It really feels like sand, like an oyster will have sand in it. It lives near sand and has a lot of it in its body. Still trying to find the species on this one. I think I'm working harder than most "paid" researchers, by the way. I spend many hours a day and night on this - we can do it. I'm not a microscope person but many of you are (thank you) but I'm a thinker and a pattern-finder.

4. People have seen it and have been shocked and horrified to witness a small tadpole-like thing come out of their skin. I haven't seen one per se but I've seen the imprint and that's good enough for me.

5. When you have a lesion, you can dig and dig and dig at that thing and never reach your SELF - there are many layers. A fungus alone would not be layers and layers of TOUGH silica stuff. You would have the biofilm (sticky trap) and the mycelium and that's it. What's all that other stuff underneath. There's something down there....I don't think it's the fungus that putting off gas, although there may be some that do that. Why? Because the bubbles come out of the TRIANGLE SHAPE DOTS - THERE IS A PATTERN TO WHERE THE BUBBLES FORM. This fungus does not make the shape of a triangle. It actually develops its mycelium in circles....

Take a look at this "fish" pulled from a Morgellon's patient:

Morgellons Research Organization to fight Morgellons syndrome caused from a GMO fungus bio-insectizide

I would like to hear if there are any other pictures of an aquatic animal floating around from a Morgellon person. Or any other experiences of an animal (what to call it?) living under the skin of the lesions.

[Katinka]

See Kammy,
I told you it's the Salmon
Katinka