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ARTICLE EDITED: Plum Island, NY was the alleged source of the disease, and the"outbreak was first discovered" in Lyme, CT.

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Here is the book that has documented the federal government manipulation of pathogens and ticks as a delivery mechanism to deliver the pathogen to the target (and any unaware victims in the vicinity.) COVID is not our first rodeo-- but is the biggest to date

Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons Audible Logo Audible Audiobook – Unabridged by Kris Newby

https://www.amazon.com/Bitten-Kris-Newby-audiobook/dp/B07PHMMCTZ/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2KSGGSKWN9HQI&keywords=Bitten&qid=1693239255&sprefix=bitten%2Caps%2C107&sr=8-3

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Not many talk about this, but Lyme Disease originated in Lyme, Connecticut, just a few miles from a highly secretive biological warfare lab where experiments were/are conducted by government scientists.

And for years after it originated, the majority of outbreaks were within a few hundred miles of it.

Just a coincidence, I'm sure...

I have no doubt the governments of the world have been creating and 'leaking' various bioweapons such as this for decades. Not just in the US, but all over the world.

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Aug 28, 2023Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

My experiences with Ivermectin suggest that it can fight not only parasites and any SARS virus, but bacterial infections as well....I went through a winter without health problems, which hadn't happened in many years, simply by taking a 12mg tablet whenever I felt a little "off"...Could be pure luck, but I doubt it.....

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Aug 28, 2023Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

Bioweapons come in many forms

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The carnivore diet has come up in regards to Lyme disease. It lowers inflammation and though it isn’t a magic cure many people with Lyme disease report a reduction in symptoms. Of course your allopathic doctor might lose his mind if you mention you are on this diet and he won’t admit when symptoms subside that the diet had anything to do with it.

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I have chronic lyme disease for probably decades. I tried Ivermectin but I didn’t feel any difference.

I also have Babesia & Bartonella. There are so many of us that have been gaslighted by Doctors. I went many many years to many many doctors. No one mentioned Lyme. I had to discover it myself through being in Facebook groups.

Such a tragedy. So many suffering. It’s a sin.

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Aug 30, 2023Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

It was my grandmother's uncle who discovered ticks were the vector in the north Europe Lyme disease, Arvid Afzelius. He did this with experimentation using the scientific method. Not by following government advice.

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Aug 29, 2023Liked by 2nd Smartest Guy in the World

Thank you for covering this topic. I can’t describe how terrible this disease and its co-infections are in its late-stage form. The horrors of what the doctors did to me are still hard to talk about. Be aware that they are trying to push through a human Lyme vax, even though the animal one has been around for decades.

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My brother had Lyme for ~ 7 years. Had the bullseye rash but was told by doctors Lyme was out of the question in this part of the country. Extreme fatigue, falling asleep mid sentence, memory gone, passing out and falling to the floor, etc. Tried lots of docs including Mayo. Then they insisted it was psychological or he was malingering. His wife spoke briefly with a stranger who suggested he try raw goat milk. That’s when he began to recover.

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Thank you so much for this! I have had a very hard time with Lyme for the past 5/6 yrs or so. I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy. I have found chlorine dioxide, wild oregano, very high quality probiotics, and ivermectin help (12mg once a week). I’m actually sleeping again.

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As a sidebar to evil pests, there has been a huge uptick (pardon the pun) in mice this summer living in people's cars and eating electrical wires. I have been battling them for months. The more I ask around and read, there are way too many people having the same problem. Yes, it has been a standard nuisance, but why this year there seems to be so much worse? Are we having a bio warfare mice boom?

I had a tick bite earlier this summer, as a kid we pulled them off, burnt them w/a paper match, remember those? We had a moment of glee and went on about life. I decided to go to the Dr. and glad I did. She took it very seriously. Lymph nodes were swollen and such. I did a round of Doxy, increased the vitamin C, did some garlic oil and oregano. I seem to be ok, but yeah, I believe there is something to the bioweapon thing.

I also have wondered about all the people in the UKE/Russia war living in the woods and fighting. The ticks and bug bites must be awful. I wonder how many will die from Lyme's should they survive the artillery? I doubt anyone will do a study on that.

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Mighty mitochondria

Their DNA so insecure

Able to be damaged by toxins

As they roam 'round and explore

Dysfunction and a lack of energy

With complex secondary roles

Spike protein doesn’t like them

As studies now show.

Long Covid

Gulf war syndrome

Chronic Lyme disease

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

And now this post vaccine induced fatigue… Long Vax Syndrome.

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My sister, who has Down Syndrome, had a severe case of Lyme, with a lot of neurological symptoms and some really bizarre symptoms. Anyway, the antibiotics the doctor prescribed were too strong for her, so we tried an alternative approach. We were actually having very good luck with Buhner's herbal protocol from his first book until my sister developed an allergic rash to one of the herbs (andrographis), which he warned could happen. After that we ended up switching over to Dr. David Jernigan's Borrelogen and it worked amazingly well.

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Is it possible that vax injuries are being diagnosed as Lyme? I know two people recently diagnosed with Lyme -- mysterious symptoms, one with paralysis, Bell's Palsy -- I am suspicious that Lyme is becoming a catch all diagnosis.

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I have alpha gal, tick bite induced mammal allergy. It isn't just eating red meat. Dogs saliva, dog food, smelling food being cooked, lotion containing beef by products, etc, etc, etc. Now... curiosity has spiked.... research time.

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