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Kerryblue
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Hi, I do surveys for diff. companies.
This was a political 1.
2 of questions related to using insects for torture is too much for prisoners.
To me that was admitting they all ready let out & tested & works. Hmmmmmmm
Also that at least 80 species carry the chete including mosquito`s(DUH) said that for yrs. what bite me also injects someone else,right?

Spoke from dogs,bunnies,all type insects that bite & animals of all type that carry. [bonk]

Now after 15 yrs. found the proof but was on survey unable to keep being have no printer.
BTW this is supposed to be all confidential. [bow]

I do not care I am speaking out.
Hope to hear your opinions???? [group hug] [group hug]
Hugggssss, To All in Need know like me I could use 1 had horrific week,for real........

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Hey kerry!

So good to see you!

Boy is this a real hum-dinger you found!

If you can email me and send me anything you have on this... I will be sure it gets to the right places!

As detailed as possible!

Thanks!

And don't be soaking up ALL that Florida sunshine! Save some for me!

[Big Grin]

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Pinelady
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So sorry you have had been so sick. But it sounds like you found a gem. Good Luck.

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JamesNYC
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What?????
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cantgiveupyet
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Interesting... so insects are being used on prisoners?

you probably could save it to a file perhaps so you can share it...since you dont have a printer.

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Lymeorsomething
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I guess I don't have the decoder ring. What is the context/source?

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JamesNYC
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Insects are being used on the guards too. And they even attack other animals.

How do mosquitos catch lyme since it's not blood borne?

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I have to agree that context is important. I think it's probably much more likely that the question referred to insects being placed on prisoners who, for religious or cultural reasons, thought contact with the insects in question would defile them. I wouldn't read too much into it.

I'm seriously not naive enough to think that public health will always be the first consideration of our government. (I mean, the state of our healthcare system makes that concept laughable.)

However, I can't buy into the insects-as-biological-weapons argument. For one thing, it couldn't possibly be made practical. There is no way to predict how long it will take before someone reaches a neurological stage of illness. Even at that stage, people seem to retain their reasoning skills for a long time. (If not, then nothing on this board would make sense.)

And if you create something that has serious consequences while KNOWING it will expose millions of citizens as well, then you also know that, no matter how much you deny the poorer citizens healthcare, there will eventually come a time the citizens are so sick that they MUST be treated for life-threatening SYMPTOMS, even if you deny the disease. Creating this problem would be risking bankrupting the country.

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kitty9309
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Kerryblue said:

"To me that was admitting they all ready let out & tested & works. Hmmmmmmm
Also that at least 80 species carry the chete including mosquito`s(DUH) said that for yrs. what bite me also injects someone else,right?"

That is pure speculation. It needs to be backed up with a link. What reference did you use to prove mosquitos carry Lyme?

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Even if a vector CARRIES a particular organism, it does NOT mean it can be TRANSMITTED!
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Kerryblue
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Hi, shocked me when it came across on Political Survey(which unable to keep, nor am Ito speak of)DUH....
Who can keep that quiet? If you are human who cares about humans.
Questions where what do you think is going too far using torture on prisoners of War.
1 question asked if I thought was going to far to slap,to pour water,plus many more, than the 1 that my gut said, Hear it is my suspicions, after well known mosquito`s left out in Punta Gorda in 1950`s for testing & 80% town came down with cfids/fm(what they called anywho).
The question was do feel too far using diseased insects on prisoners???HUH??? I did not say it.
You know then has already been thought of tested if works before use on prisoners? I did answer that was going too far, of coarse.
The site I found is well known Lyme site I get from google news on Lyme. This where came up all species I think forgot where was big site.
You can sign up for new info on Lyme Disease on Google. I get it almost daily. None of it good news as far as advanced Lyme goes.
Just sign up on google.
I guess I am not to be speaking of this since at begin of survey they ask you not to talk about. Guess I DID> HUH....
I am not puter lit even on cutting & pasting.
I tried to save the question, still hunting for it. There was more than 1 time I had these questions on Political Surveys that come up occasionally.
Usually On many other topics I do for few extra bucks.

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Kerryblue
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Sorry forgot to sign out,
Hugggggsssss to ALL in NEED....Kerryblue

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to answer the question about mosquito-borne transmission of LD, YES!!! Got LD in 1993 with bulls-eye behind knee after being bit several times by one or more mosquito while walking in the middle of the path in a park. I was also informed by a public health person some years ago that West Nile fever originally was a tick-borne disease in Africa,but now is transmitted by mosquitoes! How did that come about? Maybe some human manipulation of the natural process?

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There's alot of info on the internet about the bio-terrorism aspects of the illnesses we face these days. You just have to do alittle research.

Either you believe the info or you don't... To me, there's just too much info out there as to why we are all suffering with these illnesses to think they would occur naturally.

Some people don't believe it & that's OK. The info is all there - just do some studying. It's in plain sight, it's not hidden. You just have to put the pieces of the puzzle together.

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i don't care what anyone says. i have always thought this and other contagions now are the result of mishandling or maybe on purpose, from some biolabs.

whether the release is intentional or not, i'm not sure.

but where there's smoke there's fire...

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Discreet Methods Of Biological Warfare

http://lymesentinel.blogspot.com/2008/10/discreet-methods-of-biological-warfare.html

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31 +++ 34 IND 39 IND 41 IND 83-93 +
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Kerryblue
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Hi, This just cm from Govt. Political survey....
What can I say almost jumped off my chair to hear straight from Govt. in survey if thought that was too much torture.
Then knew had to be already tested on humans because all other questions pertained to things they tested.
I had to say whether it s going too far???question....
Yeah, on testing areas of our country without telling people.
Such as well known Punta Gorda Fl. & City in Canada when mosquito`s caring mycoplasma almost entire towns get cfids & FM. Which in 50`s we or told little known about these illnesses.
Hugggssss, To ALL in NEED......Kerry
To m this was open Omission for testing now. Maybe was Lyme Conn.hmmmmmm????
(Sorry puter problems for spelling...hard to write)

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