Topic: Formr Gov. Jessie Venture to investigate Lyme
dmc
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From the facilitator of the Greater Hartford Lyme Support.
have been working with the producers of tru TV for almost a year and have given them several hundred documents on lyme disease.
They could not believe what was happening with the medical system in our country. The show will air on Friday Oct 15, 10 PM on Tru TV.
I am not sure how much time will be spent on Plum Island. My focus was on Lyme Disease poor testing and treatment failure. They have interviewed Gov employees so it should be interesting.
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I was just going to post this. I love Jesse's show, watched all episodes from last season (can be seen on youtube). I'm really interested in the season premiere as I heard him say today that it does tie into Lyme Disease. So a must see in my opinion.
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Where's the info on Lyme??? Anywhere on his site?? Couldn't find it.
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Tricky Tickey
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Where can I view this Tru TV? I don't have cable or satellite. What network is it on & is it 10pm central time?
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Jesse storms Congress to find out if the government is conducting bio-warfare experiments at the mysterious Plum Island Animal Research Center off the coast of Long Island. The center began as a bio-warfare lab run by Nazi scientists, and has been blamed for the spreading diseases and viruses throughout the mainland, including African Swine flu and Lyme disease."
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Last I heard, Randy's site is being redone on a different server. I think he was paying for it out of his own pocket and got tired of the host raising the fees. I hope it will be back up since it was very informative site.
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You don't need TV. A few days ago I saw the show through links through this website. The show, on this website is in three parts. I'm impressed with Jesse. His heart is in the right place. But a lot more exists on the topic of the relationship between Plum Island and the spread of Lyme Disease, specifically starting in the Old Lyme and Lyme, Connecticut.
There is a book by an attorney published a few years ago. The author does an excellent job of using documents to show how Lyme was most likely spread by a hurricane that blew apart the lab. Within a few years, the people in the towns mentioned above were sickened with Lyme.
Of course, unfortunately, that is when Dr. S, and his dream team from Yale, got involved forever damaging our ability to be medically treated properly.
The name of the book is Lab 51, or perhaps that is the name of one of the chapters. If I get the name of the book I will post it.
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onbam
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i know of a "lab 257". is that it?
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