Mark Darrah Statement 9-12-08

[kmar]

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The morgellons organism due to an unknown source that has fluidity, or stickiness if you will, that makes this fluid organism able to adhere itself to biological or synthetic fibers/filaments.

The reason being for dispersal. These type of fibers/filaments whether biological or synthetic are able to facilitate locomotive ability via air and liquids.

Due to the nature of the size of these fibers/filaments, they are able to enter human/animal and plant membranes and a possible assimilation with fungi.

And these fibers/filaments contain internally or externally this “unknown biological /mineral fluid organism”.

This entity may also be complimenting it’s locomotive movement by magnetic and electrical means.

Mark Darrah
9-12-08


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[Natalie]

Im an electric person. I cant wear watches, they stop. I pop light bulbs when Im THINKING too hard, and I attract alot of illness. Im a beacon for this stuff.

I want to live in a cave. alone!

Thankyou for your post, AWesome.

[Jo]

I keep pondering Mark's statement.

When he says 'fluid organism' and that it sticks to the fibres, this is a new piece of information I've not heard from other researchers. They've talked of fungus and bacterias found within the fibres, but not an organism sticking to them as such.

Guess he's talking about the morg goo.

Ok pondering over.

I look forward to hearing more from Mark. Has he got a lab yet Kmar?

Thanks again

Jo xxx
ps - Nat, if you go live in a cave, I'll call you on the bat phone k?