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That's hardly a conspiracy theory. It's a well-documented fact that the US Government recruited the Nazi Erich Traub after WWII. It's also well-documented that Plumb Island was conducting research on using ticks as a bio-weapons vector to be used against the Soviets. Unfortunately, Americans are the ones that became infected with Dr. Traub's bio-weapon - LYME DISEASE!
Lyme disease suddenly appears for the first time in history less than 10 miles from Dr. Traub's bio-weapons lab. That's a conspiracy theory? Laughable!!!
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Ironically, another article just came out that discusses Project Paperclip, which was the secret project that brought the Nazi Scientists to the US after WWII. Although I didn't see Erich Traub's name specifically mentioned in this article, it does mention Plum Island.
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Lyme is MS and MS has been around for a very long time.
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- MS is very often misdiagnosed where lyme has later been found to be the cause (or a combination of other tick-borne or other chronic stealth infections, such as Cpn, and there can be other influences as well.
While Plum Island may well be connected to some of the effects of lyme and the tick proliferation we see today,
the 5,000 year old Ice Man had Borrelia burgdorferi.
My theory is that he was killed because everyone thought he was making up his symptoms or could no longer pull his fair load, eh? But he didn't leave us any notes about all that. The heart disease could have been related to lyme but likely, researchers won't connect those dots.
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I have absolutely no doubt the Borrelia has been around for thousands of years. That's not the issue. The issue isn't whether the bacteria has been around for thousands of years but rather whether the Nazi Erich Traub and his merry (US Government) men weaponized it and attached it to the tick vector. The evidence for that is overwhelming. Is it just a coincidence that no-one ever heard of Lyme disease before about 1975 and then it suddenly EXPLODED, starting just a handful of miles from the Plum Island bioweapons lab?
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No, no solution. Just to realize that the government isn't interested in curing us - they intentionally mass produced and perfected the weaponization of Lyme disease and have spread it through the population. In addition, they are poisoning the population with flouride in the water, GMO "foods", and now nano products.
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- My city just voted this week to ADD fluoride to the drinking water (but I'm in a suburb that won't be included).
I am nearly certain that I got lyme as a child but much more sure that in 1971 (in Wisc.) it took me down big time and I was never got up from that, really. Of course, had I been able to get proper medical care, that could have been different.
And, gee, had we known about prevention, how grand that might have been? -
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No, they have no intention of helping anyone. More of that to come.
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- All the food additives - just one hint that the public health is of no real concern. Pollution, an even bigger clue.
Tourism is one profit margin that certain states don't want to scare away due to tick or lyme. I'm convinced that is part of why Oregon is so hostile regarding there being "no lyme" in that state. But the IDSA does play a heavy hand in Oregon, too, for their own reasons. -
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Regarding fluoride, my child is 6 and we haven't done fluoride tablets for her. Her school sent home a form that they are offering fluoride rinse twice a week for free and I hesitantly allowed her to participate. Is this a mistake? My husband and I aren't sure about it.
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Fluoride is good for the teeth. It is not to be ingested though.
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Thanks philly. Now I feel like we made the right choice by not doing the tablets or fluoridated water but doing the fluoride rinse.
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Personally, I would not take the tablets, the rinse, or the flouridated water. How do you even know that the tablets and/or rinse are flouride? The government has done an untold number of experiments on unsuspecting Americans in the past and many of todays "ELITES" are eugenicists who have a stated goal of drastically reducing the world's population. That includes Bill Gates who has spent BILLIONS of dollars of his own money on "vaccines" that will reduce the world population. The links are below:
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