Organisms in your clothing moving slowly and deliberately - hydatoxi lualba

Nematode after it has been dabbed with water they move when wet or damp with moisture. 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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• nematode
• worms
• andy
• coyle
• morgellons
• hydatoxi
• lualba

[terracer]

FYI: "They" love corduroy, velcro, all things fleece, and appear to be immune to most poisons .. They will burrow in the seams of your clothes - they make tight knitted balls - like lint - in every crevice they can find. Go and get acne pads - like Stridex - with 2% salicylic acid (the most you can get w/o a script) - and wipe your arms down. Then look at the pads.. if you are infected what you will see will scare the &^@# out of you- They also HATE red lazer lights..

[TheRealPhatgrower]

Nice catch, I've seen them move like this, too. Ever look at an old couch? They're all over the place!!!

[JustLoveTruth]

there are 66 vids on youtube by 'skizitgesture' on this

[rentintin2000]

That is frighteningly  amazing! Thanks for posting this!