wikipedia

I wonder who wrote the section on 'collembola and humans' for wikipedia. Was it George Merck (from the grave), or a guy called Pollack, or the director of the CDC, or was it.....could it have been...well....you know.....SATAN.

By the way Wikipedia, since the cause of some forms of cancer are unknown, why don't you call them psychotic diseases too. Only because someone would find you and hunt you down like the dog you are (and no court would convict him/her).

Step 2

Since nobody from the Mayo volunteered to take a lie detector test, then one can only assume that they know that they could not pass the Questions I deliniated.

Therefore, they admit guilt, and should be taken to the international court at The Hague. They should be charged with : Conspiracy to commit torture (are you not tortured?)
Malpractice
Conspiracy to cover up a crime
Impersonating medical professionals.
Unprofessional behaviour
Crimminal Negligence causing grievous bodily harm
Crimminal Negligence causing death

Anyone out there game to go with these charges ????????/

Or are you just going to spend the rest of your lives whining about this disease, and wishing each other hugs and love?

Lie detector

I challenge the authors of the Mayo Clinic report to take a lie detector test !!!

The questions would be as thus:

1. Did you take skin scrapings ? If so, how many subjects? If not then "why not?"

2. Do you really believe that the subjects tested have NO parasite ?

3. Do you really believe that you can diagnose hundreds of thousands of people, based on your research/

4. Have you had any communication with the CDC (about this matter) prior to your research?

5. If so, did the CDC instruct you to not take skin scrapings, or not to do any other specific tests, such as testing for chitin?

6. If not (no CDC communication), were you aware that the CDC is conducting testing in the same area?

Of course, no one will volunteer to take such a (lie detector) test. So the only option is to take them to a court in another jurisdiction.