thethirstisreal192

If you know of any in specific, what sorts of germs, diseases did the some of the scientists develop both during WW2 and upon coming to America? What were the processes behind making said germs and diseases? Lastly, do you think there is any correlation between them and things such as Borrelia burgderfori (the bacterium that causes lyme disease)? Sorry for asking so much. I do hope you'll respond though. Thanks!

edit: onoes, downvotes, my life is ruined. Ha.

All the mainstream does is lie, lie, and lie about it. Doctors do all they can to either convince you you're fine, crazy, that it doesn't even exist in your area (there are ticks spreading across the majority of the lower 48 states), or otherwise scoff at you and make you feel stupid. I don't know whether they're truly convinced of themselves, their faulty tests, inadequate treatments, all the misinformation surrounding it, or if they're facing some sort of pressure from insurance and pharmaceutical companies, but it is devastating, truly. To be lied to, turned away by the very people who are supposed to be there to help you is a grave injustice.

Nothing major is being done in the way of developing more efficient tests, treatments, even a cure or awareness programs. Whatever is done through organizations without federal backing is combated with such ferocity by the CDC, big pharma groups, etc that their efforts amount to very little.

So many sufferers, victims of lyme and its coinfections, waste away as the ones who can make real change sit idly by, so many victims serving as living proof of its range and severity, proof of the lies. Nothing is done. It's like I read in an article, a scientific approach alone to the people standing against the infected and their supporters will not be enough, but rather that coupled with a sociopolitical response.

As bad as it is to say (I hate to wish the hell on anyone), I hope it progresses to the point where they can't deny the truth anymore.

Glad you got healed, friend.

edit: disagree, downvote all you want, naysayers.

If his affliation with the lab on Plum Island can be proven, that pretty much seals the case for me. The first cases were documented in CT, not far from there. Anyway, thanks a lot for the response. I will definitely be looking into all that, your book as well.

G'day!

edit: forgot a thank you.