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March 23, 2008 at 23:24:53

GMO and Morgellons Disease

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I am currently reading William Engdahl's Seeds of Destruction, which documents the takeover of our global food chain by giant transnational agri-business concerns intent on enslaving the population through GMO technology. I am having difficulty reading this book because after a few pages, I become enraged at the colossal greed and corruption that exists in our corporate government, which has no problem murdering whole populations and eco-systems, and reducing the survivors to a life of abject misery and poverty. I find that after reading just a few pages, I have to put the book down, cool off, then pick it up again and read a few more pages before going through the cycle again. Anyway, as I was going through this cycle of reading, fuming, cooling off, then reading again, a thought occurred to me. What if the advent of Morgellons Disease has something to do with the ingestion of GMO foods? The timing seems to be rather coincidental, so I did some web research, and here is what I found.

Morgellons Disease – What is it?

Very little can be found regarding this disease. Originally, sufferers were told that their problem was imaginary. This was of little comfort to the people who were suffering.

Morgellons Disease sufferers report strange, fiber-like material sticking out of sores or wounds that erupt on the skin. This is accompanied by painful, intense itching, that has been described as "an ever present sensation as if something is crawling under the skin"

(http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/08/344305.shtml).

On May 18, 2006, KGW, a local news channel reporting out of the Oregon area did this story:

Strange sickness: Mystery disease horror story (excerpt)

[Dr. Drottar] The disabled family practice doctor felt like bugs were crawling under her skin. "If I fully tell people what has gone on with me medically, they think they're in the twilight zone," said Drottar. She woke up with the feeling that fluid was flowing just below her skin. Often black or blue hair like fibers protruded from her skin, she said. "I thought I had been exposed to asbestos. I thought I was having asbestos fibers come out of my skin. I was pulling long, thin, small hair-like fibers that were extremely sharp that could literally pierce through my finger nails," Drottar said.

In addition to the feeling of bugs and the fibers, Drottar also suffered from severe depression, chronic fatigue and a weakened immune system. As a result, she had to give up her family practice, Drottar said.

http://www.kgw.com/news-local/stories/kgw_051806_news_sweeps_strange_sickness_

morgellons.53b2569a.html

Here are some pictures of Morgellons lesions:

Morgellons and GMO – the Link

There is relatively little information regarding research correlating Morgellons with GMO foods. This is suspicious right off the bat, because it would seem that there would be a natural curiosity regarding a link between Genetically Modified Organisms that people ingest regularly and inorganic fibers that protrude from a person's skin. This would be right up a geneticist's alley, and quite worthy of intensive research. So, why aren't there a ton of published studies? Why did I have a tough time finding anything related to this? Could it be that companies such as Monsanto have enough clout to effectively squash these stories? If they have enough clout to ruin countries by deceiving impoverished farmers into purchasing patented GMO seeds, then end up forcing these poor people to purchase these seeds year after year instead of harvesting their own, then I am sure they have enough clout to ask our more than willing corporate government to manipulate the press...again.

According to Mike Stagman, PhD, "Genetic Engineering is a nightmare technology that has already caused MANY disease epidemics -- documented but unpublicized"
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Barbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors. The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her desk drawer, and she counts herself in the category of Writer/Activist. Someday she will make money writing, but that is not why she does it. "I do it because I must. A driving force compels me to reach out to others with what I learn about the condition we the people are in, and that is what I devote my time to. After all, time is the most precious thing we have, and the older I get the more I want to use it wisely." Barbara lives on a small ranch in Oregon with her husband, where they raise geese, chickens, Navajo Churro sheep, Oggie Dog, a variety of cats, and an opinionated Macaw named Rita. She believes that self-sufficiency and localization of food sources will be necessary to survive the coming depression. To this end, she has put up a website to share information at: http://survivingthemiddleclasscrash.wordpress.com. Her philosophy is this: You are on this earth for a reason - to fight for the light. Your words are swords that penetrate the darkness with truth and light. You have a purpose.

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Sculptor of stone, Activist in the fields of 911 Truth, Stop the NAU, and Illegal Immigration.
JoannSculptor of stone, Activist in the fields of 911 Truth, Stop the NAU, and Illegal Immigration.

Good report Barbara

It's amazing how much nasty business is going on in a down market:

MON - MONSANTO COMPANY (NYSE)

106.07 +8.94 (9.20%) Mar 24 11:44am ET

Good clue is that D. Rockefeller owns Monsanto, and his good bud, Kissinger, once said "food can be used as weapons"

by Joann (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 45 comments) on Monday, March 24, 2008 at 11:10:08 AM

Barbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

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Barbara PetersonBarbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

to see more of bio, click on member name

Hi Joann

Thanks, Joann. Any input is helpful in this matter. We need to know as much as possible in order to defend ourselves against this onlaught of WMDs disguised as "good for you." When I worked in the prison, we joked with each other mercilessly. However, we all had one unspoken rule, and that was, do not mess with anyone's food. This was strictly off limits. Anything else was okay, no matter how disgusting. People who use food as a weapon are not merely wrong, but despicably evil.

by Barbara Peterson (46 articles, 80 quicklinks, 3 diaries, 416 comments) on Monday, March 24, 2008 at 5:14:39 PM

Sculptor of stone, Activist in the fields of 911 Truth, Stop the NAU, and Illegal Immigration.
JoannSculptor of stone, Activist in the fields of 911 Truth, Stop the NAU, and Illegal Immigration.

Barbara:

Another researcher and I have volumes of data on Monsanto, GMO, and Rockefeller. A good couple of threads that we add continual research can be located here:

click here

is much more information at that site if you just use the search section for other threads related to the above subject.

Best regards.

by Joann (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 45 comments) on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 11:20:29 AM

As we enter the last half of 2008, it is becoming increasingly clear that whatever this rogue administration and congress has planned for our final demise, is about to take place. I fully expect to see sites like OpEd either seriously compromised or gone altogether.

We have little time left, if any at all. Stand up now or there will be no peace.
Marti OakleyAs we enter the last half of 2008, it is becoming increasingly clear that whatever this rogue administration and congress has planned for our final demise, is about to take place. I fully expect to see sites like OpEd either seriously compromised or gone altogether.

We have little time left, if any at all. Stand up now or there will be no peace.

Fibromyalsia

this is another disease that until the last few years the medical community refused to even recognize and relagated it to 'unsubstantiated, or hypochondria" ....now...that medications have come on the market to treat this supposed non-existent disease, everyone is on board.

Both Morgellan's and Fibro, are linked to chemtrails.......which of course also do not exist as far as the medical and government communities are concerned......and none of this could possibly be linked to the contamination of our food and water supplies with lethal chemicals and additives.

More people sick, more meds on the market........more people sick......more meds on the market........big pharma bottom lines are ballooning.

Now, they are finally admitting that most autism is caused by mercury in childhood vaccines. OF course that was another of those "myths" that the medical community and government swore was not true.

We'll probably all die of some plague created at Dugway Proving grounds or Edgemont bio labs.

by Marti Oakley (19 articles, 0 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 57 comments) on Monday, March 24, 2008 at 1:31:50 PM

Barbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

to see more of bio, click on member name
Barbara PetersonBarbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

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More info

Here is some more info regarding Agrobacterium taken from

CURRENT SCIENCE, 770 VOL. 93, NO. 6, 25 SEPTEMBER 2007 (http://www.ias.ac.in/currsci/sep252007/769.pdf):

"Recently, Agrobacterium was reported to transfer DNA to human cells."

Something to think about. Also, I just received an e-mail regarding nanotechnology's link to Morgellans, so I looked it up on the net:

Nanotechnology is also being applied to food and agriculture. Nanofoods are currently a $2.6 billion dollar industry that is expected to grow to $20 billion by 2010. http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_1946.cfm

However, it seems the experimentation does not end there. According to the e-mail I received:

Morgallons is a government-created disease, the product of nanotechnology, which has reached a frightening level. It is seeded in chemtrails and dropped on the unsuspecting public ala Nazi experimentation so as to see the results in the general population. A nano-assembler forms and perpetuates the synthesis under the skin of the unfortunate victims.

I will be checking into this further.

by Barbara Peterson (46 articles, 80 quicklinks, 3 diaries, 416 comments) on Monday, March 24, 2008 at 4:55:35 PM

SW Texas ultra-liberal
john riggsSW Texas ultra-liberal

Buy vegetable seed now

Monsanto is aquiring ALL the small seed companys. Sweet corn is not a big corn crop like the corn used for animal feed. I got all I could find and stashed it. I planted about 300 corn plants that I will take a portion from to dry my own seed for the future. I planted our corner lot so now my yard is corn,squash,onions,okra etc. If you are not planting now you better start. I got mine in the ground by the third week of february so I can harvest and replant to have two harvests this year. I will dry seed from all the different veggies. Try to find seed at a feed and seed store in the country, the older the better.

To those who have not stored staples such as beans,rice,corn oil,salt, I would do it now, dont wait the prices are steadily rising. I would keep on hand at least 500 lbs of beans and rice per person in your household. Date each item and use the oldest first replacing it as you go.

Paul Craig Roberts was taking calls today on Jones show. A kid called saying he was graduating from college and asked what should he do? Roberts told him flatly "marry a foreigner and leave the country" Dr. Roberts is not know to give out info based on speculation or to be an alarmist. The only other question I would have asked is where do you escape a worldwide fascist machine?

by john riggs (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 426 comments) on Monday, March 24, 2008 at 3:17:07 PM

Barbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

to see more of bio, click on member name
Barbara PetersonBarbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

to see more of bio, click on member name

Exactly

Exactly, John. Our growing season here is very short. We cannot plant outdoors until the end of May or will lose everything to frost. Therefore, we have a very hurried couple of months getting everything canned and stored. Marti and I have a new website up at:

http://survivingthemiddleclasscrash.wordpress.com.

This is for sharing ideas and tips. Anyone can share, and there are some good links where people can go to learn how to can, milk a goat, dry foods, make a solar generator, etc. More links are being added as they are discovered, and we need people such as yourself to contribute their ideas. I guess you could call it a self-help website :)

by Barbara Peterson (46 articles, 80 quicklinks, 3 diaries, 416 comments) on Monday, March 24, 2008 at 4:12:02 PM

Patricia Ormsby is an environmental and health activist living Fujinomiya, Japan. She obtained her bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Colorado in 1981 and studied Linguistics at the University of Michigan Graduate School before moving to Japan in 1984, where she has worked since as a language teacher and translator of Japanese and Russian technical documents. She hang glides and climbs mountains and has led several ecotours to Siberia, Canada and the United States....

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Patricia 0rmsbyPatricia Ormsby is an environmental and health activist living Fujinomiya, Japan. She obtained her bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Colorado in 1981 and studied Linguistics at the University of Michigan Graduate School before moving to Japan in 1984, where she has worked since as a language teacher and translator of Japanese and Russian technical documents. She hang glides and climbs mountains and has led several ecotours to Siberia, Canada and the United States....

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Thank you for exposing this link between GMO and Morgellons!

I always enjoy your articles. Thank you also for the surviving the middle class crash site! I'm going to visit Siberia again this year, and then maybe I can contribute a little on how they got by through their crash. (I'm living in Japan, which is psychologically and economically about where America was 20-30 years ago. I.e., reality is a long way off. But I quit Tokyo and am now learning to farm. When the crash comes, it will hurt a lot of very unprepared people here.)

by Patricia 0rmsby (3 articles, 5 quicklinks, 1 diaries, 133 comments) on Monday, March 24, 2008 at 9:05:10 PM

Barbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

to see more of bio, click on member name
Barbara PetersonBarbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

to see more of bio, click on member name

Hi Patricia

That would be great! This is exactly the type of thing that I created the site for. We need to communicate with each other and share what we know so that we are not easy prey when the bottom falls out.

by Barbara Peterson (46 articles, 80 quicklinks, 3 diaries, 416 comments) on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 10:10:47 PM

I consider myself a philosopher in the traditional sense, trying to be interested in all the things of the mind, the body and the feeling (I'm doing a Ph.D. in academic philosophy). I make my living as an IT consultant and technical writer. I'm a ballroom dancer and run a dance using computer music. I speak several languages. I raised my three daughters as a single father. These last few years I have become very interested in health and in economics.
Robert HoogenboomI consider myself a philosopher in the traditional sense, trying to be interested in all the things of the mind, the body and the feeling (I'm doing a Ph.D. in academic philosophy). I make my living as an IT consultant and technical writer. I'm a ballroom dancer and run a dance using computer music. I speak several languages. I raised my three daughters as a single father. These last few years I have become very interested in health and in economics.

Yes, thanks, Barbara.

In a few week's time, at a friend's place, I'll be conducting a discussion with interested and like-minded people to see if we cannot come to a clearer idea about what will actually take place around us in the next five or ten years, with a view to preparing. After your article, I can see that we're at the beginning of an era where once again a lot more time will be spent on everything to do with food, avoiding what the criminals are trying to foist on us, and obtaining and preparing, even growing, the food our bodies had many decades ago.

Sydney, Australia

by Robert Hoogenboom (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 168 comments) on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 3:36:07 AM

Barbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

to see more of bio, click on member name
Barbara PetersonBarbara H. Peterson is retired from the California Department of Corrections, where she worked as a Correctional Officer at Folsom Prison. She was one of the first females to work at the facility in this classification. After retirement, she went to college online to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business, and graduated with honors.

The most valuable thing she received from her time with UOP was a realization that her life's passion is writing. Now her business degree sits in her d...

to see more of bio, click on member name

Hi Robert

You wrote:

After your article, I can see that we're at the beginning of an era where once again a lot more time will be spent on everything to do with food, avoiding what the criminals are trying to foist on us, and obtaining and preparing, even growing, the food our bodies had many decades ago.

You are so right about that. It takes a lot more time to grow, harvest, prepare, and cook your own food, but it is well worth it. I have a neighbor who is a whiz at gardening, canning, and drying. She will be giving some of us lessons this season and will also be contributing to the SMCC (Surviving the Middle Class Crash) site.

by Barbara Peterson (46 articles, 80 quicklinks, 3 diaries, 416 comments) on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 10:18:11 PM