Organisms in your clothing - hydatoxi lualba

Go on take the pepsi challenge, if you think it is not real try it for yourself. Follow these steps take a black cotton t-shirt wash it and spin dry it then look it over carefully as it begins to dry out. While it is still quite damp lift up the threadlike things over the t-shirt, usually you will lift up the head end (the tail end is usually curled into the fabric) The organism is translucent and when freed up of the fabric will begin to move freely and deliberately whilst still damp/moist. After it stops moving touch it with a wet fingertip as it is still free of the fabric, see it move freely and deliberately.

How do you feel knowing these things are all through your clothing and that you could be infected at any time?

Support the Morgellons sufferers lest you become one too.

Contact your MP demand action

Andy Coyle

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Science & Technology

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• nematode
• worms
• andy
• coyle
• morgellons
• hydatoxi
• lualba

[mixcatcom]

Thats morgellons. What state are you in?

-Pete

[andycoyle1]

@mixcatcom In a bad way See a dermatologist tomorrow will force them to view videos with threat of solicitor. Solicitor viewed videos and told me it was a shame I had not been sectined as she could use them in court. I got gp to reluctantly view the videos the other day with practice manager after threat of legal action. If I do not get medical investigation and intervention tomorrow I am going to stage a one man protest thta might get me in court after all.

[andycoyle1]

@mixcatcom It is where my solicitor thinks I have the best chance of getting these medics to do their job, accept what they see and investigate accordingly. Hell if I can produce ll this evidence with a pc camera what could they do for us with the resources they have to hand?

[rusticranchfarms]

everyone that will take 5 minutes will see this in there own home.... Open your eyes to what is in front of you....

[skizitgesture]

Pour hydrogen peroxide on it and see what it does. This is a stimuli responsive polymer.

[andycoyle1]

@mfromcanada1 Try it for yourself find a piece of black cotton clothing wash and spin dry it take it out look over it till you see what appeart to be fine threads lift one up (usually the head end as the tail end is curled into gfabric) see it move when it stops dab it with wet fingertip and see it come back to life.

Andy