(MORGELLONS) SOUNDS CRAZY BUT HERE’S MY THEORY. Part 1

[biocreeps]

There was gene splicing experiments going on in Phoenix Arizona in the mid 90’s where they were bioengineering bugs that prey on the parasites (pink wooly worms) that destroy cotton crops. These biobugs where genetically created with the DNA from different species of insects, animals such as a type of octopus and possibly even the DNA of mammals. These biobugs where able to inject the cotton destroying wooly worms with a type of bacteria that would alter their DNA changing them, by making them dormant rendering them harmless to the crop. I read all about this in a article named Biobugs, found on the C.D.C (Center for diseases control) website about three years ago. The article stated concerns that the biobugs were being handled carelessly and that such a bug that would be able to alter the DNA of certain insects would be very dangerous if they started to prey on other species of insects, animals or even humans. Well that might be just what happened.
Most people with this disease don’t realize that the main culprit behind this disease is an ant like creature that lives deep beneath the skin feeding on blood directly from your arteries. Probably because these parasites are stationary and rarely ever show themselves unless they feel that their life is being threatened. There can be several of these main parasites in a human host. They can be up to 4” long and live for years. They also prey on other bugs genetically altering the way they behave (Like the wooly worms). to suite their needs.
It could be that the many of the fibers that people see coming from their skin and infest clothing, carpets, etc. (bug city) are nests and creatures related to the wooly worm and these creatures could be alive but dormant. Wooly worms normally live in the middle of cotton balls in cotton fields. I seam to be always picking up lint balls, hairball etc. that these fibers seam to be forming around my house. I feel that the fibers could be harmless victims that are being used to transfer bacteria used by the main parasites in their reproduction process. The bacteria then transfers to your skin from the fibers, giving you the creepy crawly, itchy sensation that can drive you insane.

[Jo]

Biocreeps,

It doesnt sound crazy to us!! If you look closely on this site you will find discussions and research on arthropods, marine animals, fibres carrying bacteria, cotton nematodes and more!!

You didnt save that biobugs article by any chance??

Ant like creature - sounds like collembola maybe??

And hide until threatened....sound similar anyone?


Thanks for the post........we'll see what the wind blows up.

Jo xx

[niecy]

Hello biocreeps, and welcome to our humble abode .

Jo beat me to the question about the info that you have concerning your post. You have not said much that most of us don't know, it all sounds like de' javu to me. It'a amazing at the similarities of very odd things going on with everyone.

I have read the article about the pink wooly worms and the cotton plants, I am way more interested in where you found the information about the ant like creatures..........do you have any links to any articles about this information?

Thanks, and again, welcome......Niecy

[Kritters]

Hi Biocreeps,

Would there possibly be a picture of these ant-like creatures anywhere you have seen?

Just a shot in the dark here, but two years ago just prior to my getting Morgs, I saw these strange ant-like creatures that had an ant head but loooong legs. A friend and I were working on our computer stuff and I looked over at them crawling on my walls, furniture, going up the ceiling and we looked at them and both said we had never seen anything like them. Just prior to that in 2005 New Years Day, I took a picture of tons of chemtrail patterns in the sky and thought THAT very strange as well. I don't know if there is a connection, but I DO know I have NEVER seen bugs like this before (I'm turning 60 so I've seen my fair share of bugs) and I wondered why and how they got into my house on the one outside wall.

Oy vey.

Kritters

[carla]

Biocreeps ,
Can you tell us anything more about the octopus type creature they used in the experiment s? Thanks carla xx

[jonsi]

I'm interested in the octopus creature also. Two summers ago when I thought I had parasites on my arms, I would squeeze a small bump and up popped more bumps in a symmetrical circle surrounding the original bump. I remember commenting that the pattern looked like octopus legs poking up.

Morgellons is the craziest thing EVER!

~jonsi

[biocreeps]

Hello again everyone. I will try to answer some of your questions. First of all I read about the use of the Octopus and jellyfish genes in the Biobugs article I previously mentioned but don’t remember it mentioning any certain species. I found the article during a google search several years ago. The aricle was posted on the CDC website. I tried a google search for it about a year later and came up with page after page of these biobug toys but could not find the article again. I get the ant like creatures from actually seeing them. They use their many legs like a zipper and can zip open a hole in your skin and stick their heads out if they have been hurt or threatened in any way then they can zip the hole back up with no trace of it ever being there. This also was one of the amazing things confirmed by the RN I talked about that told me that she was telling me the truth. They are the main problem, parasites (the queens if you like) that make us all susceptible to other types of parasites. I know that people are going to think that I must be a nut for sure now but I have seen this happen four different times and have several pictures of it happening. Speaking of pictures, I have several disturbing pictures of these creatures but all of the pictures are of the creatures in and on my body and won’t display them over the internet like some kind of freak show.

[Jo]

Hi Biocreeps

Hope you are doing ok.

Speaking of pictures, I have several disturbing pictures of these creatures but all of the pictures are of the creatures in and on my body and won’t display them over the internet like some kind of freak show.

Would you feel comfortable emailing a couple shots instead? I wanna see if they match mine...

cheers

Jo

[Jo]

Just thought Biocreeps,

Do you actually see your skin come apart or does the insect seem to migrate through your skin and back without damaging it?

Secondly, the nurse/article didnt involve marine sponge (Porifera) as well as jellyfish etc, did it?

Jo

[tcmgpt13]

Could this information be similar to the page you are discussing? This does have reference to Phoenix and the experiments with insects and does mention jelly fish genes:

http://www.saynotogmos.org/insects.htm