Vaccination for <political label> in development, CDC to issue mandatory inoculations soon. Everyone can visualize their favorite political target in the tag. Maybe this was discussed a bit on the forum before, but political prisoners in soviet Russia were claimed to have a specific "treatable" psychological disorder that prevented them from going along quietly. How likely is the revival of such things if actual pathogens are proven to be behind certain trends? I've seen it mentioned here and there in the media where some people, musing on how strongly polarized politics is these days, have suggested not altogether facetiously that pathogens might be at work. Illegitimatizing your opposition as a political weapon is bad enough, but making it pathological? Wow. Not to mention what if it really *is* in the true sense identifiably pathological? Blood tests before voting privileges are granted? On the bright side, maybe we'll find out after all what makes those Ron Paul people tick. It just might *be* a tick! Sorry, couldn't resist - if this was your post, you'd have done something similar.<g> ... I've seen estimates of 50% gondii infection. Any chance that associates to the roughly 50/50 and highly polar split in recent national elections? Google parasite mind control, gondii, etc. Look for the rat experiments too. Grabbed somewhere off the internet: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------
To explore further, Lafferty used published data on cultural dimension and aggregate personality for countries where there were also published data on the prevalence of T. gondii antibodies in women of childbearing age. T. gondii is associated with different, often opposite, behavioral changes in men and women, but both genders exhibit guilt proneness (a form of neuroticism). Lafferty's analysis found that countries with high T. gondii prevalence did have a higher aggregate neuroticism score, and western nations with high prevalence also scored higher in the "neurotic" cultural dimensions of "masculine" sex roles and uncertainty avoidance. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Another example of "mind control" or nervous system manipulation by parasite is the tropical fungus which causes infected ants to climb up above their colony to 'sprout' and die so that spores can better infect more ants. I read that some tropical entomologists think that there may be a fungus strain adapted to just about every insect, and there's a little bit of anecdotal evidence associating some fungi exclusively with higher (mammalian) creatures. Nothing yet regarding humans - er, well, there's candida, associated with various immune system disorders and depression (there's behavioral again), and maybe Morgellons if that isn't simply imaginary as many doctors say it is. Anybody up for snorting a few lines of Tinactin before they put us all in isolation? - Rick
