Morgellons: Level 5 Plague of the New World Order/Commander X
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Description MORGELLONS, THE FIBER DISEASE...DOCTORS ARE QUICK TO SAY THAT THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM THIS BIZARRE DISEASE ARE DELUSIONAL, BUT ITS VICTIMS KNOW IT IS HORRIFYINGLY REAL The victims say "It feels like bugs are crawling under their skin " It has struck all across the globe with horrifying symptoms that seem to be ripped straight from the pages of a horror novel. The disease is called Morgellons, and it seems to have appeared out of nowhere and is rapidly spreading with a speed and ferocity that has left its victims shocked and helpless. Those who have contracted Morgellons complain of the same symptoms, yet doctors insist that the disease is actually the product of a mentally unbalanced mind. Sufferers first notice a strange feeling as if bugs are crawling and biting just under their skin. More terrifying are the weird sores that sprout thread-like fibers that almost seem to be alive. Tests reveal that the mysterious fibers infects every part of the body, skin, muscle, bone, even the brain. Those unlucky enough to have caught Morgellons are left helpless, ignored, and worse yet, labeled with the stigma of mental illness to explain away their sickness. Even the famous Mayo Clinic has announced that Morgellons is not real and those who suffer from its symptoms should be ignored because it is ALL IN THEIR HEADS Nevertheless, the authors of this book know that Morgellons is all too real, only the true causes and origins of this disease remain shrouded in mystery. RIGHT NOW WE ONLY HAVE THEORIES ON WHAT MORGELLONS ACTUALLY IS: Is it a natural disease that has been with us all along? Is it a man-made disease that has somehow escaped from a lab? Is it biological warfare, nanotechnology, or a terrorist attack? Is it an extraterrestrial pathogen that has managed to root itself upon planet Earth after traveling inconceivable distances from outer space? The authors of this book are not afraid to ask the tough questions about Morgellons, as they examine all theories and f