Hi Dave, I wrote at length about this yesterday. As Ernest Traub came to Plum Island almost immediately after the war, it's feasible that many people were infected on the CT coast by 1950 with his specific creation, but Lyme has also been identified in Civil war dead in the eastern US, which seriously predates Traub and his bioweapon 'research'. Meanwhile, there is Lyme in Europe (like the Lyme that infected Utzi, the ancient, mummified 'IceMan' discovered in the Italian Alps), and there is Lyme in many other parts of the world. Migratory animals can take some credit, I suppose, and now that Lyme is being called an STD, there could have been other ways for it to spread, from vectors to hosts, back to vectors. Identifying the various co-infections can be helpful when fighting the disease and the weaponized Lyme has a definite signature, but assigning credit for where it originated, otherwise, is like arguing how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.
Be well, Léna On May 5, 2017, at 5:41 PM, Da Darrin wrote: > I have a small problem with that statement. I contacted Lyme in Germany in > 1957. At that time they had no idea what it was so I went undiagnosed for > nearly 50 years. > In 1975 they identified it in Lyme Connecticut where they named it after the > town. Not saying that it wasn't weaponised > and further spread but it wasn't created by the government. > Dave > > On Thu, May 4, 2017 at 2:47 PM, Jean Baugh <[email protected]> > wrote: > Since Lyme was developed as a bio weapon, let loose on purpose in Lyme, CT, > syphilis spirochete used to make this now world wide epidemic, contagious it > is said in every way you can imagine, they don’t want to talk about it. > > Malaria is also a spirochete and is reported to be cured with Artemisia > (sweet wormwood), the inference seems to be that perhaps Lyme can also be > cured. > > Jean > > ************************* > > I was sent to a link for a product called > Argentyn 23 made by > Allergy Research Group Natural-Immunogenic with rave reviews and a hefty > price. I was informed by the person who sent me the link that this was the > only effective CS in treating/curing Lymes. > > Your thoughts please. > > Thank you - Joy > > >
