One day in 2003, Mary Leitao pulled a fiber from a wound under the lip of her two-year-old son Drew. The fiber was weightless, like dandelion, but not the only one
Mary began to take her Drew to the doctors. And after 3 pediatricians, 3 allergists, 2 dermatologists and other doctors could not diagnose the disease, Mary panicked: she realized that she was faced with a serious problem. And more and more non-healing wounds appeared on Drew's body, from which some fibers grew - white, black, red or blue. The boy kept repeating that some bugs were crawling under his skin - he pointed, for example, on his lips and said "bugs".
It was not eczema, not an allergy, but something very strange.
Desperate in March 2004, Mary Leitao began reading medical literature and in a 17th century article in French she found something similar in symptoms - black hairs appear from the skin there. And they called it Morgellon's disease. Little Drew clearly had something different. But the name stuck.
Mary turned to the readers of the Internet - she hoped to receive news from scientists or doctors. Instead, thousands of messages from other sufferers. And everyone described wounds and fibers and, in addition, listed many other symptoms: "brain fog", fatigue, muscle cramps, joint pain, loss of hair and nails, temporary memory lapses, decreased performance, difficulties in communication, alienation from the family, depressions, suicidal thoughts.
In general, the description of this disease is suitable only for science fiction. “A person has the feeling that something is crawling on the skin and under the skin, - says Judy Johnson, - and the multi-colored fibers emerging from the skin seem to be living beings, moreover, intelligent. These are some of the finest threads, cobwebs, sometimes - a kind of granule, seed or bug. Some people see insects flying out of the body and flying into the skin. All this is accompanied by a tingling sensation, burning and, most importantly, unbearable itching. Physical suffering is especially terrible. “It’s such pain that if I could, I would go to amputate my legs to get rid of all this,” says Judy.
A crowd of versions
One of the "fashionable" versions says that genetically modified agricultural products are to blame for the Morgellons' disease. After all, scientists did not insert animal genes into plants. For example, a jellyfish or a spider. Here, in a person, some kind of spider bugs, or seeds, or plant fibers appear in the body.
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San Francisco-based Dr. Raphael Stricker believes the plant bacteria is to blame. And that means people picked it up from soil or mud. Let's say through ticks capable of carrying up to 40 different diseases.
Another sensational version is that these are textile fibers that have got into wounds from clothes and "put down roots" in human flesh. But maybe it's not even fabric, but … plastic?
Daniel Elkan, in New Science, described one patient who, over the years, has discovered “fibers that look like flexible plastic, some twisting in a zigzag pattern. They are as thin as the silk of spider webs, but strong enough to even break through the skin if pulled."
Again, just bewilderment
The first scientist to seriously investigate the mysterious disease was Professor Randy Wymor, head of the research program at the Morgellons Research Foundation. The very first results of his work refuted the theory of hallucinations. “But these are not textile fibers,” the scientist said, “and not worms, not insects, not fragments of human skin or hair. In general, these threads do not appear from the outside - they materialize inside the body."
Only in January 2008 a grant was allocated for the study of Morgellon disease. In the meantime, the strange fibers were sent to laboratories, in particular to the University of Oklahoma, where they were examined under the direction of Dr. Wymore. And what? It turned out that the fibers from different patients are very similar to each other, but nevertheless they are not similar to any of the fibers known to science!
In another study, Vitaly Tsitovsky, a professor of biochemistry and cell biology at New York University, discovered that fibers contain a genus of gram-negative bacteria that can genetically transform not only plants but also human cells! According to Professor Tsitovsky, this does not mean that Morgellon's disease is caused by these bacteria or that it is an infectious disease. We also need to accumulate statistics and work with laboratory animals.
Really from chemtrails ?
Now another, the most exotic version has appeared - that the Morgellon disease appears from the so-called. "Chemtrails" (chemical traces) left in the sky by some mysterious planes. In general, chemtrails are one of the mysteries of recent years. People who have been sprayed with aerosols suffer from headaches, nausea, fevers, skin rashes, asthma, etc. Either someone is deliberately spraying some chemicals, or is it a new type of weapon (for example, weather), or and all the intrigues of aliens. But there is also such a nightmare version: tiny sensors made on the basis of nanotechnology are sprayed from the sky, falling into air, water and food, and with them into the human body.
Recently, three scientists collected samples of both fibers (from chemtrails and victims of Morgellon disease) and sent them for examination to four different laboratories. The result was overwhelming. It turned out that chemtrails over Texas and, say, over Italy are practically the same in composition. But - and this is especially important - the fibers sprayed from airplanes are, as it were, a "baby" version of those that grow from the body of patients, i.e. it is, as it were, their "pre-Morgellonian stage." In victims of Morgellon's disease, these fibers are more developed and resemble the finest nanowires.
Shocking statement
And now Jeff Rens, host of www.rense.com, radio host and recipient of the prestigious Peabody Journalism Award, comes out with a new definition of Morgellon disease. Most likely, this is a nanotechnology-induced invasion of human tissues from the outside, manifested in the form of self-replicating tubes, wires and colored fibers, with many sensors or "antennas" and objects of other visible configurations, some of which carry what may be genetically modified and / or spliced DNA / RNA. These (nanomodified) "machines" perfectly take root in an alkaline environment and use the bioelectric energy of the human body, its minerals and other elements for their life. In addition, tiny nanomachines have their own internal "batteries" that can respond to specifically tuned microwaves,electromagnetic fields and other signals. Those. these nanomachines can receive information from outside and possess something like group intelligence, or "hive mind."
But can nanofibers scattered in chemical trails disintegrate and turn into nanoparticles? It is not excluded, says Dr. Staninger. And nanoparticles can penetrate the bloodstream into the lungs, the brain and any other parts of the body. There they copy the DNA of microbes or cells with which they come in contact, producing even more bacteria, more cells, and - by self-assembly - transform into full-sized nanowires, pseudo-hair and / or pseudo-skin.
You can't hide anywhere
According to Dr. Castle, at least a million Americans, and maybe even twenty million, already carry these sensors, antennas, wires, probes, matrices, grids, grids, and so on in their bodies - all in nanoparameters. Morgellon disease spreads at a rate of approximately 1000 victims per day. These rates will increase every year.
By spraying from above, biological nanosensors "thinner than a human hair" can be secretly implanted into humans. And what can be done with the "marked" is clear to anyone. Not only to read thoughts, intentions, emotions, but also to conduct remote psychotronic processing of the population. Microscopic sensors can penetrate anywhere, this is called "smart dust", and it is chemically programmed - for example, to be inserted only into a specific substance, to self-replicate, to attach to clothes, etc. Other sensors dropped from above are capable of “sniffing out” a specific molecule in the air or “licking” it on the surface - they are supplied with, as it were, “nanos” or “nano-languages”. Their readings can be scanned using rays (ultraviolet, X-ray, etc.) and then processed. Now experts are already developing sensors,tracking down a specific person by his individual smell. In other words, the focus is shifting to nanosensors that can hear, smell and touch.
What is the coming day for us?
Unmanned aerial vehicles for collecting data from "ground-based sensors" (including those located in the human body) can be very diverse - from space platforms and spy satellites to tiny devices in the form of, for example, a dragonfly or a fly. And there are already technologies that can shield, cover them in such a way that no radar or satellite will see them. A more economical option - using space mirrors, sensor data can be reflected and sent to a tracking station. In a word, the wildest ideas of science fiction writers are already becoming reality. Something has been developed and implemented, and the military is planning to implement something by 2025. But the disease of Morgellons, more precisely - a nanotechnological epidemic spread by means of chemtrails, is already an undoubted nightmarish reality of our days.