Hi Suzy, Wild. Never heard that one. Never heard of gram positive birds either. Must use a lot of reagents to stain one. What work do you do that brings you into this information? Are the dogs formally diagnosed, or do they just appear to behave like they are having the same symptoms? Aren’t some traditional diseases for which birds are a vector caused by mycoplasmas? James-Osbourne: Holmes -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 7:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CS>Startling info re a bunch of diseases with a comon link One additional little piece of information that keeps surfacing, is that the people who have CFS (that I have had contact with), indicate that their dogs are also simarily infected. Cats don't seem to be, but dogs are, and some kinds of birds (can't remember if they were gram positive or gram negative - think it was the gram positive birds). suzy
Please address me as Jim. I have read---can’t remember where the stuff is stashed, that CS is effective against mycoplasmas. Whether it will be active against just the disease causing elements of the organism---are they alive?---I don’t know. Today I wrote Donald Scott asking if he had ever heard of using CS against these fiendish creations. If and when I get a response I will post the information to the Ag list. It works against some virons…herpes for example. It may react with a non-living structure to disable it. That would be exceeding cool, would it not? It would disable a large part of their plans along with the pathogenic GM crap. I would not like have the Karma of the people who did this. I hope we can track them down. Thank Jeff Rense for the information; not as entertaining, but better journalism than Bell. Very highly recommended. http://www.rense.com/ Check the audio archives for a couple of Donald Scott James-Osbourne: Holmes
