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In late 1999 the Idaho Observer observed “Last year, north Idaho naturopaths determined that the upper
respiratory infections that would drag on for months were not viral or bacterial but were fungal.”
In a recent survey among 179 patients reportedly suffering from CRI:
22% had been to a hospital Emergency Room.
34% exhibited rashes and sores.
Half or more had experienced disorientation and suffered from stiff neck and gastro-intestinal
problems.
72% had a sore throat.
78% reported severe headaches.
81% complained of congestion.
Almost everyone surveyed experienced short-term memory loss and difficulty in concentrating.
99% were found to have fungus in their blood.
In Healing Codes For A Biological Apocalypse, co-authors Len Horowitz and Joseph Puleo point out:
“As fungi grow in the body, their fermentation products further acidify blood and tissues, further taxing
the immune system and leaving people more susceptible to opportunistic infections and even certain
cancers.”
Fungus can also “morph” into bacterial infections. Puleo has found that low fluctuating body
temperatures among “those with the first horrible cough: 95.6, 96.8, 97.4, 97.6 –encourages the
formation of bacterial crystal chains as fungal infections flip to bacterial states.”
Any good doctor will ask: “What has changed in your environment that could be making you ill?” In
almost every case, among the more observant the answer must be: “Chemtrails!”
POLYMERS ARE FOREVER
“Any idea what these are?” asked University of Plymouth marine biologist Richard Thompson. About
one-third turn out to be natural fibers such as seaweed, another third are plastic, and another third are
unknown - meaning that they haven't found a match in their polymer database…or that it's too small for
their machine, which analyzes fragments only to twenty microns, slightly thinner than a human hair.
When hydrocarbons photodegrade, ultraviolet solar radiation weakens plastic's tensile strength by
breaking its long, chainlike polymer molecules into shorter segments.
“Plastic is still plastic. The material still remains a polymer. Polyethylene is not biodegraded in any
practical time scale. There is no mechanism in the marine environment to biodegrade that long a
molecule.” [Orion May-June/07]
POLYMER POWER
On August 24, 2001 Margie was walking down her driveway when her path was blocked by an
“extremely long strand, shimmering in the sunlight.” Anchored near the top of an oak tree on one side of
the driveway, the strand ran to the ground on the opposite side.