Jan Smith & Cliff Mickelson - CDC Morgellons Coverup

Jeff Rense Show Feb 1st, 2012




Jeff And Jan Smith - Morgellons...See What The CDC Calls Hallucinations ! 



www.morgellonsexposed.com

 People who suffer from Morgellons disease are NOT delusional no matter what the CDC or the mainstream press would have you believe.

Take a good look at the first two photos below and ponder why a person with Morgellons disease would have tissue coming out of their body with embossed Arabic numbers on it.  This photo is real and the sample has not been altered in any way. It is available for research and DNA testing.

Photos of Arabic numbers embossed on Morgellons tissue. Tissue as shown was found like this.

This sample was engineered by humans who use Arabic numerals to mark their nanotechnology (quite like a predator marking his territory with urine - only with malicious intent and a greatly inflated Machiavellian ego).

New burn tested fiber photos non-cellulose. Original fiber before burning. 

Fiber below is the same fiber as above after

 a 30 second with a butane flame.  Outer casing did not burn. A blue polymer fiber ejected from outer fiber. This second smaller teal fiber which also had bulges in it would indicates that a third substance was inserted  within smaller teal fiber.  All fibers are not same.  Some blue fibers are cellulose and others are nanotechnology polymers and carbon.  A double walled nanotube is my best guess.

For more nanotube info: http://oatao.univ-toulouse.fr/549/1/flahaut_549.pdf

Hey CDC do you think this is cotton? Why didn't you find anything like this in your study?

Inside an ulcerous lesion-300x What is that blue speck?

Cobalt blue plaques seem to form where  blue gel fibers have emptied the material from inside of them. I believe that these plaques mature and become the blue specks.

Blue speck 450x found in lesion

Pressed on blue speck above with needle and individual baby fiber forms have appeared.

More pressing with needle reveals a colony of individual forms. The lifecycle is complete.

Big red fiber filled with large white cells.

Two halves of a large fiberball removed from lesion. Clearly, these fibers are not textile threads.

Motile (crawling) "sugar snakes" AKA polysaccharide strands next 3 photos.

many more photos and more info  HERE