Semiconductor Parent/Child Hexagons Come Out of Skin

[cootercat486]

I have these little crystals (multi-colors), all over my desk top, on myself and no telling where else. I live close to industries that make computer components...any connection i wonder. I know I have Morgellons. It is terrifying.

[BobForehead]

@cootercat486 take some high-res pix or them and make a vid- more documentation is always better

[MrAlivenawake]

@cootercat486 yes there is a connection...try to leave the area, no kidding. See Dr. Karjoo an authority on the subject he can clarify this for you. Take care.

[bannanny]

Another amazing and informative video Skiz! You rock! I hope all government institutions are watching your work... it's about time they learn we're onto them!

big hugs ~~ bannanny

[mrgalleria]

Alo ha,

Amazing photos and find.

Thank you for keeping us updated.

Bill

[clayvessel]

US DOD Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program: Apr 2001

The FY 99/00 program on microencapsulation of chem. weapons included work by the Adv. Polymer Lab. of the Un. of NH

The FY 01/02 prog. on "Front End Analysis of RCAs" is worrisome & follows on the microencapsulation work of '99 & 2000. Info. about this prog. is difficult to obtain. JNLWD officials have said it is secret. Public docs indicate that a major contractor in this program is the US Army Soldier Biological Chemical Command (SBCCOM)

[clayvessel]

Little has been made public about the FY 00/01 program on a "NL Loitering Submunition", which centered around the notion of an unmanned aerial vehicle equiped with a crowd control payload, including chemical weapons in some conceptions. Much of the work on this program was conducted on US military bases in Maryland, Virginia, and possibly Texas. (See below, Liquid/Aerosol Dispersant Module for Short Range UAV Platform.)

US Marine Corps Non-Lethal Weapons Requirements