@SethAbramson
@elonmusk
Blocking Substack links is harming the content producers who Elon needs to feed his AI engines. Substack isn't a Twitter competitor--it's a multiplier.
A good overview of the mysteries surrounding the disease outbreak around
#Lyme
, CT, during the late '60s. We need disclosure of Cold War bioweapons experiments!
When a cluster of previously rare diseases pops up right across the water from a U.S. government bioweapons testing facility, it warrants asking some questions.
@krisnewby
, author of “Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons,” seemed like the perfect
Thank you
@DrJBhattacharya
for this concise, accurate summary of "Bitten" and for highlighting the parallels btw/ the
#Covid_19
&
#Lyme
outbreaks. Dr. Fauci was
#2
at NIAID when the Lyme disease "discovery" & disinformation campaign was rolled out.
I just finished
@krisnewby
's Bitten, which tells the history of the US government's secret program in the 1950s and 1960s to weaponize ticks to deliver deadly bacteria to incapacitate unsuspecting populations.
Newby, a talented journalist and science writer, structures her
💣 👀 💥 RFK, Jr discloses how his fam was horribly impacted by Lyme!🕷️
✅ his child’s face paralyzed by
#Lyme
for a year!
✅ another child suffers from chronic Lyme!
✅ all of his kids have been infected w varying severity
✅ he was also infected
Listen to my interview with RFK Jr about the history of the US bioweapons program, tick weaponization, and how his family has been impacted by
#Lyme
disease.
A great interview in Martha’s Vineyard magazine about BITTEN and the US Cold War weaponization of fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes—an old school gain-of-function biological weapons program.
@jeff_kaye
@AnnieJacobsen
@nicholsonbaker8
The tick collection at Rocky Mtn Lab, the lending library for the Cold War tick weaponization program. Read an excerpt from my book on the topic here:
#Lyme
#ColdWar
Neil really did his homework on
#lyme
and
#bioweapons
. Join me for a thought provoking discussion with this whip smart entrepreneur on our broken healthcare system.
@danaparish
@joerogan
New Outside The System episode is out!
@krisnewby
joined me for a discussion about her eye opening book “Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons”
New CDC
#Lyme
numbers are finally posted: “In 2022, the number of reported Lyme disease cases in the U.S. increased **68.5%** over the average reported during 2017–2019.” Another epic fail from our disease prevention agency.
A great interview in Martha’s Vineyard magazine about BITTEN and the US Cold War weaponization of fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes—an old-school gain-of-function biological weapons program.
I was reviewing my medical history with a new doctor when he interrupted me, saying, "Chronic Lyme is an imaginary disease (with air quotes). Our infectious disease doctors won't even see those patients." Shame on you
@UofUMedicine
. Watch this and learn:
Circa 1953, using ticks for gain-of-function research: “Passage of bioweapons agents through various arthropods offers an opportunity to increase the virulence of the agents ...” such as yellow fever, VEE, plague, & spotted fever. See p.77
Scientists don't always agree on the term "gain-of-function" because NIH officials and researchers like
@ggronvall
have worked hard to complicate the matter and drown it in technical language. They did this on purpose to lock out the public.
@StevenSalzberg1
@T_Inglesby
Circa 1953, using ticks for gain-of-function research: “Passage of bioweapons agents through various arthropods offers an opportunity to increase the virulence of the agents ...” such as yellow fever, VEE, plague, & spotted fever. See p.77
"What I had come to learn through more than a decade of reporting... was that the only thing rare about lab accidents was the public finding out about them."
--Alison Young
"Chronic" author
@danaparish
has been fighting for medical justice for
#LongCOVID
and
#Lyme
patients for years. In this podcast, we talked about lab leak disinformation, coverups, and the corrupting influence of money in medicine. It's a favorite of mine.
📣 🎙 NEW: Fascinating podcast w award-winning author/ filmmaker/ historian
@krisnewby
.
We discuss:
✅US bioweapons program weaponizing insects
✅the chronic Lyme coverup
✅how intelligence has long-infiltrated media to shape stories
✅the truth abt Lyme vaccine etc
Little Shop of Horrors: Accidents at a Bioweapons Lab
When genetically engineered organisms are released on a population without natural immunity, it can lead to disease, death, and pandemics. Read more on my sub*stack.
#Lyme
#bioweapons
#lableak
@alisonannyoung
A confession left on a folder detailing
#BiologicalWeapons
work by
#Lyme
discoverer Willy Burgdorfer, released after his death—plague in fleas, yellow fever in mosquitoes, mixed disease agents in ticks, a secret Swiss bank account. What did he do?
Biologist Jim Oliver on bioweapons—I started working on ticks & mosquitoes—how to produce a lot of them. Drop them out of airplanes. Everything was very hush-hush, very secret. I’m still leery talking about it because I think they might put me in jail.
Thank you .
@bookauthority
!
#bitten
was named “The Best Public Health Book of All Time.” As featured on CNN, Forbes and Inc – BookAuthority identifies and rates the best books in the world. Learn more here
Using ticks for gain-of-function research: “Passage of bioweapons agents through various arthropods offers an opportunity to increase the virulence of the agents ...” including yellow fever, VEE, plague, & spotted fever. See p.77
The Ross
@DouthatNYT
column, "How I Became a Science Experiment" sums up the experience of most chronic
#Lyme
patients: Follow the advice of mainstream medicine and die a slow, painful death or find an experienced tick-disease MD and get your life back.
I just finished
@krisnewby
's Bitten, which tells the history of the US government's secret program in the 1950s and 1960s to weaponize ticks to deliver deadly bacteria to incapacitate unsuspecting populations.
Newby, a talented journalist and science writer, structures her
In Opinion
"I’m just in so much pain, Doctor. Can it really all be … stress?" columnist
@DouthatNYT
said to a doctor at one point during his long battle with a mysterious illness.
Using ticks for gain-of-function research: “Passage of bioweapons agents through various arthropods offers an opportunity to increase the virulence of the agents ...” such as yellow fever, VEE, plague, & spotted fever. See p.77
Could chronic Lyme contribute to Alzheimer’s dementia? A Tulane researcher lays out the evidence that Lyme bacteria could be one possible cause of dementia.
#Alzheimers
#Dementia
For decades, neurologists have dismissed the significance of white matter abnormalities/enlarged perivascular spaces in the MRIs of ME/CFS pts. Now, scientists finding the same pathology in the brains of ppl who have died from COVID-19 say it's "perivascular inflammation". 🤔
Infectious disease docs are where they usually are: on the wrong side of infectious history. They did it with HIV/AIDS (10 years to catch up), they do it with
#Lymedisease
and now they are doing it with COVID.
@Lymenews
TICK-BORNE SHIT... think about it. What a way to disseminate.
I am so ashamed of what we fund versus what we do not fund. I used to work with ticks and tick-borne Rickettsia. I was fascinated by it all and back then, I had no idea about any of this intent to disseminate
My new blog on 10 reasons to be thankful for the
#Lyme
patient advocates and researchers who've been toiling in the trenches to improve the situation for those suffering from tick-borne diseases.
@CDC
@mylymedata
@lymenews
@ProjectLyme
The US entomological weapons strategy at-a-glance, from an Army training slide, Chemical Corps Training Command, Ft McClellan, June 1954. Read in BITTEN how the
#Lyme
discoverer put plague in fleas, yellow fever in mosquitoes, & mixed disease agents in ticks.
A great interview with gov't muckracker Paul Thacker, "Long Before Suspicions Arose About A Lab Leak, Government Scientists Were Fiddling With Bugs to Make Them More Deadly."
BREAKING NEWS: The LivLyme Foundation is honored to be premiering the movie trailer for the “Bitten” documentary, based
@krisnewby
book. Be the first to see it on Saturday, March 4th. You won’t want to miss it. Register for FREE at . 🎉🍿🎬
Just received the top writing award from GIA/AAMC: "For its cinematic storytelling that moved policymakers and public health officials to action, its narrative underscoring the challenges of community-evidenced research, and the determination of detective-like researchers seeking
Using ticks for gain-of-function research: “Passage of bioweapons agents through various arthropods offers an opportunity to increase the virulence of the agents ...” such as yellow fever, VEE, plague, & spotted fever. See p.77
Tomorrow IDSA starts its
#IDWeek2022
with >150 scientific sessions, but none on
#Lyme
(500k annual cases, no reliable tests, & up to 30% treatment failures) or
#Bartonella
. I'm diagnosing IDSA with CDD, Compassion Deficit Disorder. Is there a drug for that?
Important
@nytimes
op-ed on
#LongCovid
by Ed Yong. Relevant to
#Lyme
and
#CFS
long-haulers: "Dismissal and gaslighting — you’re just depressed, it’s in your head — are among the worst aspects of long Covid, and can be as crushing as the physical suffering.
A flea-counting vacuum used in Operation Big Itch, where 670K fleas were dropped in cluster bombs on a Dugway target.
#Lyme
hero Willy Burgdorfer worked on the front end of weaponization—how to infect fleas with plague.
The Haunting Legacy of Lyme: The ‘Polly Murray Papers’ reveal the horrific symptoms of ground-zero
#Lyme
disease sufferers. Click on the sub-link in my bio to read it.
Monica Embers
@TulaneNews
finds that intact
#Lyme
spirochetes survived the
#IDSA
-recommended 4 wks of doxycycline in monkeys 4 months after infection by tick bite. We need more human treatment studies on chronic Lyme.
A well-crafted review of BITTEN from
@NDClemons
: "If you want to understand the origins of Lyme disease in an objective and entertaining manner then Bitten is a good resource."
Testing the tick could save a life. Human
#Lyme
tests aren't reliable in the first month. And you're contributing to science when you share co-infection data w/ your doc and public health officials tracking the spread of ticks and associated diseases.
Do you need to send ticks in for testing after being bitten? TL;DR: no. Even if something is detected in a tick, it does not mean it was transmitted to you. Read more here:
#LymeDisease
#scicomm
#factsnotfear
Joined in fundraising for MyLymeData at a screening of
#TheQuietEpidemic
. Met a theater full of
#Lyme
sufferers in Utah, where it's supposed to be a rare disease.
Individuals and organizations from around the world are signing up to host screenings at their local movie theaters, universities, public libraries, school auditoriums, community centers, and more.
READ MORE via
@QuietEpidemic
Cold War military scientists worked on putting plague in fleas, yellow fever virus in mosquitoes, & mixed pathogens inside ticks to develop stealth weapons. What could possibly go wrong?
Excellent “Weaponized Killer Insects” episode by Andrew Gentile
@TheWhyFiles
summarizes the evidence in “BITTEN: The Secret History of
#Lyme
Disease and
#BiologicalWeapons
.” Bravo!
I think
@TuckerCarlson
must listen to Outside The System bc I had
@krisnewby
on and then his episode came out. Glad to see Kris and her Lyme Disease work get exposure on a massive platform!
Long form Outside The System episode with Kris 👇🏽
Acclaimed author, investigative journalist & expert
@krisnewby
explains that denying
#Lyme
is chronic is the only way to get another Lyme vax approved. The industry is built on lies.
@thackerpd
conducted this astounding interview. Seriously. Read it!
After years of being ill,
@meghanor
found herself with one of medicine’s most bitterly contested diagnoses—a baffling disease that has pitted experts against one another and against patients.
New study from Benach
@stonybrooku
& Tokarz
@Columbia
, both interviewed for
#Bitten
, finds multiple disease agents in nearly 1/4 of tested ticks. “This study emphasizes the need to focus on all tick-borne diseases, not just Lyme.” … via
@SciTechDaily1