drmichaelroth@juno.com
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Hello my friends and welcome to this interesting follow-up on last month's newsletter.
Last month, I sent an updated review of the pervasive disease known as Lyme. In my hours of research, I came across some interesting material that I tend to believe - knowing what I know about biology and pathology. Take a look and see how Lyme disease may very well have been started by...man!
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When I was in college and chiropractic school, part of our curriculum involved biochemistry and pathology courses - the studies of body chemistry and disease.
We studied nearly every known disease process and cause under the sun as well as some newer pathologies that we didn't have much information on. Regardless, these were considered "super-bugs" because they were resistant to chemicals and medicines that had typically eradicated similar bugs in the past.
Something was different and new with these super-viruses that were non-existent before the industrial age, and many of us concluded they had to have been man-made since they don't occur normally in nature. I absolutely believe this is the case with such nasty diseases as A.I.D.S, Ebola and Lyme to name a few. Specifically, I wanted to discuss the probable origins of Lyme.
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There is growing and
convincing evidence that Lyme Disease may have spread as a result of top secret
experimentation on biological warfare on Plum Island off the coast of Lyme, Connecticut. Tick research on Plum Island has been documented dating back to the 1950s. In fact, there was a
Department of Agriculture facility there that was discovered to be doubling as an
Army bio-weapons research facility. It was primarily dedicated to studying
animal diseases and was apparently the site of experiments with
disease-infected ticks conducted by former Nazi scientists who were brought
into the United
States
under a "Project Paperclip" - interesting name. One of the scientists who
appears to have been involved with Plum Island was Dr. Erich Traub, who was in charge of the Third Reich's virological and bacteriological warfare program in World War II.
Immediately after the war,
Dr. Traub was ordered to research germ warfare viruses for the Russians. He
escaped with his family to West
Berlin in 1949 and wanted
to do scientific work in the U.S.A., become an American citizen, and be protected from
the Russians.
Germ warfare scientists
who came to America experimented with poison ticks dropped from planes
to spread rare diseases. There's evidence that the U.S. tested some of these poison ticks on the Plum Island artillery range off the coast of Connecticut during the early 1950's. Most of the germ warfare records have been
destroyed, but a top secret U.S. document was found confirming that 'clandestine
attacks on crops and animals' took place at this time.'
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A scary part of this
experimentation is that the Plum Island facility was possibly under the auspices of the United States
Department of Agriculture (that's the USDA folks). It's also been brought out
that the National Cancer Institute's Special Viral Cancer Research Program
project was actually a front for the continuation of biological warfare
research.
A lot of deer and birds
visited Plum Island, and it's likely that that some of the infected ticks
may have
traveled to the mainland from the island on those animals. If scientists
continued the outdoor germ experiments with the Army and experimented
with
ticks outdoors, the ticks would have made contact with mice, deer, and
more than
140 species of wild birds known to frequent and nest on Plum Island. The
birds spread the ticks to resting and nesting perches on top of
the various trees in Lyme Connecticut and other areas very similar to
the way they spread the West Nile virus throughout the United States.
It's interesting that the
ticks used in many of the experiments were Lone Star and deer ticks that
were
confined primarily to Texas,
yet their existence is now endemic throughout New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and much of the U.S. And no one can really explain how they migrated all
the way from Texas.
Food for thought....
Praise the lord there's a product like intraMAX that is so effective in helping to stop the Lyme spirochete, co-infections, and helps clean them out with powerful detox properties!
Well anyway, that's my conspiracy theory for the month! Until next month..
I remain yours in good health.
Sincerely,
Dr.
Mike
SomaHealth, PC
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