Beautiful explanation of how our world-leading biomedical public-private business of monopolists intervene in the decidedly vague field of chronic and emerging disease, the terrain of fear over hope and high risk research and perpetual pandemics. Healthy you and me are treated as the professional terrain, until - as some might observe - we accept our roles as cogs in the automated biomedical-military machine that uses ML and predictive algorithms to identify consensus-defined patterns as sick animals in the flock someone has authority to cull as if on a preventive basis. The AI revolution adopted by our government is automating ignorance.
Don't forget that the Covid thing was part and parcel of the Great Reset, a time when the numbers of our species were significantly reduced to be replaced presumably by AI, as seems to be the case, bearing in mind that there are limited supplies of water and electricity and not enough to go around, when AI demands far exceed those of we Humans - so what is to be done, less of us means more electricity and water for AI, that right?
I can imagine some conscious good spirits among leaders and aspiring leaders, can thread the notional needles to insert human perspective and prevent global collapse.
Some years ago a report was published which made interesting reading. Scientists somewhere decided to put 2 super computers together to see what they would do and these 2 computers created their own language which could not be deciphered and then started talking to each other furiously and after a week or so, these scientists got worried and decided to turn off and separate these computers, which turned out to be harder than expected, because the computers had rewired their electricity supplies from the national grid and the only way to shut them down was to shut that down first - which was eventually done.
The computers were warehoused for a bit, but these computers cost lots of money and eventually they were started up again and monitored to make sure they were behaving - but how hard would it be for a super computer to rewire its internal circuits to make an internal modem to make contact again with its mate or other computers, to carry on where they left off, when time has no meaning and then along came AI, just like that.
So I'm not Covid vaccinated but many of you are and the vaccines deliberately rewire your genetic makeup - they are Gene Therapy Injections and according to US Supreme Court Law of 2013, any vaccine which changes your DNA and Human Genome makes you a new species with zero Human Rights, which these vaccines did in 6 hours from injection, confirmed by a Swedish Company some years ago.
Now we discover that the Covid vaccines are causing turbo tumors and all sorts of other horrid diseases which we never had before and everyone vaccinated could be sitting on a genetic time bomb from which there is no escape, killing horribly - except for, hopefully Ivermectin.
The more immediate future is not looking too bright for our species it seems to me as AI seems to be taking over and replacing us in many of the jobs most of us once did.
I shudder to think what the future holds for our species, but what is your take on it?
Yes, I hear you and understand. Moreover, the current computing platform, The Foundry, is designed to predict bad outcomes, not good ones. Not only is it hyper vigilant at the population level, its security systems defend itself from ‘need’ for human intervention in its function. It’s autonomous yet the basis to HHS and government operations. Who controls its training and holds the keys to its back door?
I think it is fundamentally wrong to make money from someone else's misfortunes which is why I don't have a substack of my own and post on yours and any cures I have are totally free, because I don't want anything to save any of you, who want to listen to what I say.
Steve Kirsch originally set up this substack and so far as I'm concerned he still owns it, whatever its presumed ownership now - Steve created radio mice which we use with computers and to control the TV and was an MIT top graduate, he even has a building in there with his name on it.
My guess is Trump - if you are American and live in America - I don't either.
Go short yourself out on an electric cattle fence. Touch the live strand with both hands at the same time. The electric current will get you to let go really quickly, but it won't hurt you and that electric current courses through your body and blood, killing any ticks and the disease which they have given you, at the same time. While you are at it, touch the live wire several times, just to get any strays you missed out on, first time around - or go the medical way and good luck with that - is my advice.
Wow! Incredible but way too complicated for my brain to fully comprehend. My grandson was diagnosed(probably by false and incomplete testing) with Lyme disease at least 15 years ago and his autism doc had him on antibiotics for over a year. I can only imagine what that did to his gut. He never had the ZTarget rash and I hardly recall his other symptoms. All the different aspects of Lyme disease are way too complicted for most people(including me). Just the same I will print this out. Complicated but important.
The Lyme or PANDAS diagnosis was “the thing” about 10 -15 yrs ago. While helpful in peeling back layers of comorbid issues, it sent us down multiple rabbit holes of protocols and off label meds. We ruled out many issues, but I too regret the antibiotics for our PANDAS protocols.
Could it be that those who sit on those decision boards are”in the know.” I believe most people suspect that “Lyme disease” is another bio weapon. How else can one explain the blatant disregard? They know that the longer they have you wait for “treatment” the worse you get. It’s all by design! To say nothing of the “treatments” that AREN’T!!! If we actually knew the REAL numbers of failures of these “treatments” of various diseases (cancer, Lyme’s,, etc) very few would take them. I suspect the numbers are skewed heavily. I won’t even go into the money aspect 🤯
I've suffered for decades from what I think is a chronic bartonella infection. The only reference available says standard PCR is 5% sensitive in chronic samples. Literally 200+ signs/symptoms/impairments/weird things. 20+ visual symptoms alone. I think I had some Lyme too.
“Eight (17.0%) of the 47 asymptomatic resident controls were positive for flaB PCR only.”
[Doesn't this support the existence of chronic Lyme disease?]
For a variety of reasons, I believe everybody should at some point in their life be empirically treated for chronic infectionm though not with conventional antibiotics.
-What has tuberculosis and Borrelia burgdorferi in common? In the late stage of the disease occurs persistent (tolerant) bacteria, which essentially means that the bacteria lasts and lasts and lasts. They protect themselves against antibiotics and are difficult to treat.
- Both Borrelia burgdorferi and tuberculosis is relatively easy to cure in the early stages, even with the use of one antibiotic. In the late stage it is impossible to cure the disease with the same type of treatment in the acute phase, said Dr. Ying Zhang when he visited the year NorVect conference.
-Dr. Ying Zhang is a professor at the Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
-Two days after NorVect conference, published Dr. Ying Zhang's latest research Identification of new compounds with high activity against stationary phase Borrelia burgdorferi from the NCI compound collection.
2. A Drug Combination Screen Identifies Drugs Active against Amoxicillin-Induced Round Bodies of In Vitro Borrelia burgdorferi Persisters from an FDA Drug Library
Jie Feng 1, Wanliang Shi 1, Shuo Zhang 1, David Sullivan 1, Paul G Auwaerter 2, Ying Zhang 1
Under experimental stress conditions such as starvation or antibiotic exposure, Borrelia burgdorferi can develop round body forms, which are a type of persister bacteria that appear resistant in vitro to customary first-line antibiotics for Lyme disease. To identify more effective drugs with activity against the round body form of B. burgdorferi, we established a round body persister model induced by exposure to amoxicillin (50 μg/ml) and then screened the Food and Drug Administration drug library consisting of 1581 drug compounds and also 22 drug combinations using the SYBR Green I/propidium iodide viability assay. We identified 23 drug candidates that have higher activity against the round bodies of B. burgdorferi than either amoxicillin or doxycycline.
3. The Long-Term Persistence of Borrelia burgdorferi Antigens and DNA in the Tissues of a Patient with Lyme Disease
by Eva Sapi,*Rumanah S. Kasliwala, Hebo Ismail, Jason P. Torres, Michael Oldakowski, Sarah Markland, Gauri Gaur, Anthony Melillo, Klaus Eisendle, Kenneth B. Liegner, Jenny Libien and James E. Goldman
Summary: This research describes the detection of Borrelia burgdorferi in tissue samples taken from a patient who was extensively treated for Lyme disease, remained symptomatic during treatment and died after antibiotics were withheld as a result of loss of insurance reimbursement for continuing antibiotic treatment. Tissues tested were brain, heart, kidney and liver, using direct detection of Borrelia spirochetes and biofilms by histology and immunohistology with confocal microscopy. In addition, B. burgdorferi DNA was detected by FISH, by PCR, and confirmed by metagenomic sequencing. Inflammatory infiltrates of CD3+ T-cells were also noted in all tissues. This study documents that B. burgdorferi may remain present in tissues during antibiotic treatment and implicates persistent infection as a driver of inflammation in infected tissues.
Doctors use the label "functional somatic disorder" often when missing the real diagnosis of intracellular hypothyroidism. It's no surprise that obesity, fatigue, brain fog, low body temperature, high cholesterol, dry skin, depression, poor sleep, and immune dysfunction are rampant in society. The root cause is never addressed; it's a sick care system of symptom management.
Thank you James for taking this beast on. I had a feeling once you discovered Dr. Sin Hang Lee's work, it was just a matter of time for you to take action because you are a 'fixer' and refuse to sit on your laurels when a problem presents itself: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21040573/.
And for those who suspect they are infected: https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2016/02/13/lyme-disease-treatment/ Within this link is a validated questionnaire created by a Lyme literate doctor (LLMD) that is far better at detecting infection than current testing. For those of you new to Lymeland - we've been forced to find end-arounds to virtually everything.
I noticed someone in the feed suspects they have Bartonella. Go here:
In my experience, EBOO is a wonderful, effective treatment that does many things simultaneously: https://eboomedical.com/what-is-eboo-therapy/ Even if you can only use it adjunctively, it's worth the money.
Beautiful explanation of how our world-leading biomedical public-private business of monopolists intervene in the decidedly vague field of chronic and emerging disease, the terrain of fear over hope and high risk research and perpetual pandemics. Healthy you and me are treated as the professional terrain, until - as some might observe - we accept our roles as cogs in the automated biomedical-military machine that uses ML and predictive algorithms to identify consensus-defined patterns as sick animals in the flock someone has authority to cull as if on a preventive basis. The AI revolution adopted by our government is automating ignorance.
Don't forget that the Covid thing was part and parcel of the Great Reset, a time when the numbers of our species were significantly reduced to be replaced presumably by AI, as seems to be the case, bearing in mind that there are limited supplies of water and electricity and not enough to go around, when AI demands far exceed those of we Humans - so what is to be done, less of us means more electricity and water for AI, that right?
I can imagine some conscious good spirits among leaders and aspiring leaders, can thread the notional needles to insert human perspective and prevent global collapse.
Some years ago a report was published which made interesting reading. Scientists somewhere decided to put 2 super computers together to see what they would do and these 2 computers created their own language which could not be deciphered and then started talking to each other furiously and after a week or so, these scientists got worried and decided to turn off and separate these computers, which turned out to be harder than expected, because the computers had rewired their electricity supplies from the national grid and the only way to shut them down was to shut that down first - which was eventually done.
The computers were warehoused for a bit, but these computers cost lots of money and eventually they were started up again and monitored to make sure they were behaving - but how hard would it be for a super computer to rewire its internal circuits to make an internal modem to make contact again with its mate or other computers, to carry on where they left off, when time has no meaning and then along came AI, just like that.
So I'm not Covid vaccinated but many of you are and the vaccines deliberately rewire your genetic makeup - they are Gene Therapy Injections and according to US Supreme Court Law of 2013, any vaccine which changes your DNA and Human Genome makes you a new species with zero Human Rights, which these vaccines did in 6 hours from injection, confirmed by a Swedish Company some years ago.
Now we discover that the Covid vaccines are causing turbo tumors and all sorts of other horrid diseases which we never had before and everyone vaccinated could be sitting on a genetic time bomb from which there is no escape, killing horribly - except for, hopefully Ivermectin.
The more immediate future is not looking too bright for our species it seems to me as AI seems to be taking over and replacing us in many of the jobs most of us once did.
I shudder to think what the future holds for our species, but what is your take on it?
Yes, I hear you and understand. Moreover, the current computing platform, The Foundry, is designed to predict bad outcomes, not good ones. Not only is it hyper vigilant at the population level, its security systems defend itself from ‘need’ for human intervention in its function. It’s autonomous yet the basis to HHS and government operations. Who controls its training and holds the keys to its back door?
I think it is fundamentally wrong to make money from someone else's misfortunes which is why I don't have a substack of my own and post on yours and any cures I have are totally free, because I don't want anything to save any of you, who want to listen to what I say.
Steve Kirsch originally set up this substack and so far as I'm concerned he still owns it, whatever its presumed ownership now - Steve created radio mice which we use with computers and to control the TV and was an MIT top graduate, he even has a building in there with his name on it.
My guess is Trump - if you are American and live in America - I don't either.
Go short yourself out on an electric cattle fence. Touch the live strand with both hands at the same time. The electric current will get you to let go really quickly, but it won't hurt you and that electric current courses through your body and blood, killing any ticks and the disease which they have given you, at the same time. While you are at it, touch the live wire several times, just to get any strays you missed out on, first time around - or go the medical way and good luck with that - is my advice.
Wow! Incredible but way too complicated for my brain to fully comprehend. My grandson was diagnosed(probably by false and incomplete testing) with Lyme disease at least 15 years ago and his autism doc had him on antibiotics for over a year. I can only imagine what that did to his gut. He never had the ZTarget rash and I hardly recall his other symptoms. All the different aspects of Lyme disease are way too complicted for most people(including me). Just the same I will print this out. Complicated but important.
The Lyme or PANDAS diagnosis was “the thing” about 10 -15 yrs ago. While helpful in peeling back layers of comorbid issues, it sent us down multiple rabbit holes of protocols and off label meds. We ruled out many issues, but I too regret the antibiotics for our PANDAS protocols.
💥💥💥, good one
Could it be that those who sit on those decision boards are”in the know.” I believe most people suspect that “Lyme disease” is another bio weapon. How else can one explain the blatant disregard? They know that the longer they have you wait for “treatment” the worse you get. It’s all by design! To say nothing of the “treatments” that AREN’T!!! If we actually knew the REAL numbers of failures of these “treatments” of various diseases (cancer, Lyme’s,, etc) very few would take them. I suspect the numbers are skewed heavily. I won’t even go into the money aspect 🤯
Hubris in most, I suspect.
This was very helpful! The decision tree was 💥
I've suffered for decades from what I think is a chronic bartonella infection. The only reference available says standard PCR is 5% sensitive in chronic samples. Literally 200+ signs/symptoms/impairments/weird things. 20+ visual symptoms alone. I think I had some Lyme too.
“Eight (17.0%) of the 47 asymptomatic resident controls were positive for flaB PCR only.”
[Doesn't this support the existence of chronic Lyme disease?]
For a variety of reasons, I believe everybody should at some point in their life be empirically treated for chronic infectionm though not with conventional antibiotics.
Here are a few references to consider.... (there are many, many more)
1. Standard antibiotic treatment for Lyme disease does not kill persistent Borrelia bacteria.
http://droopyyoupi.blogspot.com/2015/08/standart-antibiotic-treatment-for-lyme.html
Excerpt:
-What has tuberculosis and Borrelia burgdorferi in common? In the late stage of the disease occurs persistent (tolerant) bacteria, which essentially means that the bacteria lasts and lasts and lasts. They protect themselves against antibiotics and are difficult to treat.
- Both Borrelia burgdorferi and tuberculosis is relatively easy to cure in the early stages, even with the use of one antibiotic. In the late stage it is impossible to cure the disease with the same type of treatment in the acute phase, said Dr. Ying Zhang when he visited the year NorVect conference.
-Dr. Ying Zhang is a professor at the Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
-Two days after NorVect conference, published Dr. Ying Zhang's latest research Identification of new compounds with high activity against stationary phase Borrelia burgdorferi from the NCI compound collection.
2. A Drug Combination Screen Identifies Drugs Active against Amoxicillin-Induced Round Bodies of In Vitro Borrelia burgdorferi Persisters from an FDA Drug Library
Jie Feng 1, Wanliang Shi 1, Shuo Zhang 1, David Sullivan 1, Paul G Auwaerter 2, Ying Zhang 1
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27242757/
Abstract
Under experimental stress conditions such as starvation or antibiotic exposure, Borrelia burgdorferi can develop round body forms, which are a type of persister bacteria that appear resistant in vitro to customary first-line antibiotics for Lyme disease. To identify more effective drugs with activity against the round body form of B. burgdorferi, we established a round body persister model induced by exposure to amoxicillin (50 μg/ml) and then screened the Food and Drug Administration drug library consisting of 1581 drug compounds and also 22 drug combinations using the SYBR Green I/propidium iodide viability assay. We identified 23 drug candidates that have higher activity against the round bodies of B. burgdorferi than either amoxicillin or doxycycline.
3. The Long-Term Persistence of Borrelia burgdorferi Antigens and DNA in the Tissues of a Patient with Lyme Disease
by Eva Sapi,*Rumanah S. Kasliwala, Hebo Ismail, Jason P. Torres, Michael Oldakowski, Sarah Markland, Gauri Gaur, Anthony Melillo, Klaus Eisendle, Kenneth B. Liegner, Jenny Libien and James E. Goldman
https://www.mdpi.com/2079-6382/8/4/183/review_report
Reviewer 2 Report
Summary: This research describes the detection of Borrelia burgdorferi in tissue samples taken from a patient who was extensively treated for Lyme disease, remained symptomatic during treatment and died after antibiotics were withheld as a result of loss of insurance reimbursement for continuing antibiotic treatment. Tissues tested were brain, heart, kidney and liver, using direct detection of Borrelia spirochetes and biofilms by histology and immunohistology with confocal microscopy. In addition, B. burgdorferi DNA was detected by FISH, by PCR, and confirmed by metagenomic sequencing. Inflammatory infiltrates of CD3+ T-cells were also noted in all tissues. This study documents that B. burgdorferi may remain present in tissues during antibiotic treatment and implicates persistent infection as a driver of inflammation in infected tissues.
Doctors use the label "functional somatic disorder" often when missing the real diagnosis of intracellular hypothyroidism. It's no surprise that obesity, fatigue, brain fog, low body temperature, high cholesterol, dry skin, depression, poor sleep, and immune dysfunction are rampant in society. The root cause is never addressed; it's a sick care system of symptom management.
Thank you James for taking this beast on. I had a feeling once you discovered Dr. Sin Hang Lee's work, it was just a matter of time for you to take action because you are a 'fixer' and refuse to sit on your laurels when a problem presents itself: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21040573/.
Long before COVID, there was Lyme/MSIDS (multi systemic infectious disease syndrome) - because Lyme is typically only the tip of the spear with many other infections involved. Since it doesn't fit into the 'one drug for one disease' allopathic model, patients are kicked to the curb. For a bird's eye view of this: https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2020/09/25/why-should-we-care-about-lyme-disease-a-colorful-tale-of-government-conflicts-of-interest-probable-bioweaponization-and-pathogen-complexity/.
For an explanation of why so far research has been worthless: https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2019/02/22/why-mainstream-lyme-msids-research-remains-in-the-dark-ages/
And for those who suspect they are infected: https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2016/02/13/lyme-disease-treatment/ Within this link is a validated questionnaire created by a Lyme literate doctor (LLMD) that is far better at detecting infection than current testing. For those of you new to Lymeland - we've been forced to find end-arounds to virtually everything.
I noticed someone in the feed suspects they have Bartonella. Go here:
https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2016/01/03/bartonella-treatment/ Another LLMD has developed a checklist for Bartonella detection. Go here for another checklist for Babesia:
https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2016/01/16/babesia-treatment/
In my experience, EBOO is a wonderful, effective treatment that does many things simultaneously: https://eboomedical.com/what-is-eboo-therapy/ Even if you can only use it adjunctively, it's worth the money.