I dont think my link was working..is this better? Agrobacterium in Saliva

[sudio]

I dont think the link was working...I hope this one does it. These crops of tobacco they used this bacterium on were in specific areas and they are exactly where the Morgellons 1st popped up. Morgellons fibers dont burn until 1700 degrees F and neither do This Parasitic Bacterium. Quite a coinky dinky. That means it would survive being burned in a cigerette, float off in the air as an airborn parasite, and be breathed in as 2nd hand smoke.Then it would have found a new host, not plant, human. if u google Agrobacterium, and look at the picture, it looks just like the fibers we are so familiar with. And the Scientists have announced as of Jan. 2008...that it is in the saliva of the Morgellons Patiants. Factomundo. check it out on the board. CDC owns that....

[megluth72]

That is so scary. Damn. I knew I should've quit smoking!

[Kritters]

According to that photo when I googled agrobacterium, the 'galls' could very well be the cysts people are experiencing. Although cysts are present with other parasites as well.

Hey Sudio, check out the other agrobacterium developed for cotton, soy, potatoes and corn. They've made a bio-engineered bacterium to develop cotton/polyester to be grown together.The cotton is what I think is mostly affecting Morgs.

thanks Sudio,
Kritts