this has been found in the saliva of Morgellons --I followed the trail...OMG

[sudio]

The meeting in Oklahoma recently turned up the info that this "nastiness", agrobacterium, was in the saliva of the Morgellons patients. I checked it out...If you follow the link, and read...just goose over the scientific mumbo jumbo and try to grasp the main idea. mainly, what it says is they (in 2002, the same time of the 1st breakouts) they took this Agrobacterium, wich is long, and Hairiesh looking and described as "rooting", and flouresed it with Indigo, and red, and infused it with gold, and infected tobacco crops with it. It was some sort of Microbiology expiriment. There are more articles about concern over the fact that the DNA in this Parasitic Bacterium grabs onto human DNA...They did expiriments on that as well. The picture of the agrobactarium actually shows the blue and red ....... ...I am an Environmental Science Major. These guys are makin me mad.

[Jo]

Hi Sudio,

I majored in Env Science too! - pleased to see ya here.

One of the authors was Vitaly Citovsky from Stony Brook - a morg researcher and speaker at the conference....

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Jo

[megluth72]

Do you have a link for this article?

[sudio]

http://www.pnas.org/cgi/content/full/99/16/10435

Agrobacterium

[jonsi]

Sudio,

Hello! I just returned from the Austin Morg Conference and one of the speakers said agrobacterium was not involved Morgellons. bs

I am looking forward to learning from you. Thank you for joining us.

In the white light,

~jonsi

[Kritters]

Excellent! Welcome Su Su Sudio!!!! We definitely need you here. Welcome aboard.

Kritts

[sudio]

I dont believ'm...why would they want to admit they took Gov't funds to create a nasty pestacide, That they knew could have the potential to infect humans, and then when they find this disease, with evidence of the same Agrabacterium in the saliva of the patiants, That they made for the pestacide, have the same scientist who worked on the pestacide project in 2002, work on the morgellon project on 2008? This nerd thinks somethings up. A big oops.... I hope so anyway...maybe they can figure it out if they did cause it. Even if they are denying it.

[sudio]

cotton is being grown with polyester and the chemical is bio-engineering the plant to grow both as one. The clothing made with bio-engineered cotton/poly mix is full of agrobacterium. They are also growing super crops with it. There are no environmental guidlines to protect us against bio-engineered goods and crops so these jerks are having a field day. Some day people will be protected, and it will be controlled, but not until lots of people suffer , mutate, and die. They are growing fruits that will produce vaccine, plants that will grow plastic....any wonder the bodys are spitting "things" out. The meeting at Oklahoma yesterday had those bastards saying Agrobacterium has nothing to do with Morgellons.

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by sudio

Some day people will be protected, and it will be controlled, but not until lots of people suffer , mutate, and die.

I think it will never be controlled, people will never be protected, people will suffer, mutate, die, and pass it on to others who will do the same. Once you screw around with the eco-system as they already have, there is no turning back. The people who are creating these superbugs are not well-informed in parasitology, and therefore may know about genetics, chromosomes and molecules, but when they introduce bacteria they give it up.

[hilly]

Sudio... were you at the meeting and what else happened... did it go well. We're longing to hear news... Milly