Daniel
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Read that article carefully bro... it's spin. It says![]()
Ancient Lyme Disease Bacteria Found in 15-Million-Year-Old Tick Fossils
The oldest known evidence of Lyme disease has been discovered in ticks that were entombed in amber at least 15 million years ago, scientists announced.www.livescience.com
Regardless if there is any nefarious origins it’s here, so what’s to be done about it. I guess Oregon state is also part of the deep dark underbelly.
Evidence MAY LIE
And cells that LOOK LIKE
And lastly in your article from livescience, they quote another article which seems to confirm the idea... about lyme being found in the iceman mummy... but that article says:
"The sample ... STILL NEEDS TO BE CONFIRMED"
Rather than using a little common sense and realizing that lyme disease showed up in the late 70s, 10 miles across the long island sound from plum island, which is known to have been experimenting with using ticks to carry disease, and coming to the obvious conclusion that lyme came from plum island, you want to believe the cover story, that lyme has been around for millions of years... but you don't have the original scientific research to analyze. You are believing an article written about that original research... You don't have the peer reviewed science to read. What you are reading is spin. And contrary to common sense.
And why it matters is because you're living in a fog. You can't see the truth, even when it's so obvious. The truth will set you free... But you don't want to be free. Your ego is all plugged into the matrix. And so you suffer, like sheep to the slaughter, you line up for the next vaxxine, pay your taxes, and wonder why your life is so hard.
Here are the full quotes from those articles.
The oldest known evidence of Lyme disease may lie in ticks that were entombed in amber at least 15 million years ago,
Inside the ticks' bodies, the scientists saw a large population of cells that looked like the squiggly shaped spirochete cells of the Borrelia genus — a type of bacteria that causes Lyme disease today.
They quote another article which claims that lyme was found in the iceman frozen mummy from the alps, but if you read that article carefully it says this:
The discovery of the traces of Borrelia within the sample taken from the Iceman still needs to be confirmed, Schutzer said.










