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NATIONAL SECURITY COMMENTATOR MARK ADAMS ~
Military Weaponized Bacteria Unleash Global Scourge. Part Two
For years the Nicolsons generously offered their expertise by providing advice to veterans and their physicians. Garth himself testified 5 times to Congress offering advice on how to detect the elusive pathogen and ways to treat the challenging infections. Most impressive was that their antibiotic strategy worked. Hundreds of veterans wrote to the Nicolsons to thank them for their efforts.
In further recognition for his unending dedication and the resulting achievements Dr. Nicolson was conferred an honorary Colonel in the Special Forces. He was also made an honorary Seal. https://www.immed.org/reachus.htm
Nicolson had successfully treated all of the diverse diseases associated with Gulf War syndrome including Rheumatoid Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis, ALS and autoimmune disorders in addition to the severe chronic fatigue cases with multiple courses of specific antibiotics, such as doxycycline, minocycline, ciprofloxacin, azithromycin, or clarithromycin.
To be sure multiple treatment cycles were required, and patients often relapsed after the first few cycles, but subsequent relapses were milder and most patients eventually recovered. Those patients who recovered after several 6-week cycles of antibiotic therapy were retested and were found to be cleared of the infecting mycoplasma.
The therapy takes a long time since the microorganisms involved are slow-growing and are localized deep inside cells within tissues, where it is more difficult to achieve the necessary antibiotic concentrations to eliminate the mycoplasma.
Nonetheless, as of 2005, the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs continued to deny that family members of Gulf War veterans could contract the illness or that there could be an infectious basis to GWI.
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Among the diseases the Nicolson’s detected in families of Gulf War Vets was alarming rates of Autism in their children.
“We found that immediate family members of veterans diagnosed with Gulf War Illnesses (GWI) often complain of fatigue and other problems, and upon analysis they report similar signs and symptoms as their veteran family members, except that their children are often diagnosed with Autism.”
Similarities of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Autism
Spectrum Disorders: Comparisons of Co-Infections
Journal of IiME Volume 3 Issue 1
Chronic Bacterial and Viral Infections in Neurodegenerative and Neurobehavioral Diseases
Laboratory Medicine, Volume 39, Issue 5, May 2008, Pages 291–299
Further research revealed that the Mfi mycoplasma was altered in order to enhance pathogenicity. In 1996 Nicolson published an article in the Townsend Letter For Doctors where he disclosed a bombshell revelation.
TOWNSEND LETTER FOR DOCTORS 1996; 156:42-48
Nicolson states in part:
“Not every Gulf War veteran had the same type of mycoplasma DNA sequences inside their white blood cells. Of particular importance, however, was our detection of highly unusual DNA sequences in the same nucleoprotein complex fractions by the same Gene Tracking technique. These highly unusual DNA sequences included a portion of a retrovirus genome (the HIV-1 env gene), but not all of the genes that make up the virus. Thus these soldiers were not infected with the HIV virus, because the virus cannot replicate with only the gene that we detected. Interestingly, the specific DNA sequence that we detected encodes a protein that if expressed on the surface of the mycoplasma and would enable the mycoplasma to bind to many cell types in the body, and even enter those cells by an endocytotic mechanism similar to that used by the HIV virus. The presence of the viral envelope gene in the mycoplasma could be due to genetic manipulation, or much less likely natural causes, but the importance of this event would be that a relatively benign mycoplasma could be converted to a much more invasive and pathogenic organism. Such findings suggest that the mycoplasmas that we have found in Gulf War veterans are not naturally occurring organisms.” (Page
This was the situation in 1996. Now fast forward to 2017.
On April 17, 2017 during a conference in Canada Nicolson presented at a slide clearly stating that HIV-1 env sequences were detected in over 60% of Gulf War vets. When showing the slide Nicolson remarked it is the first time he has revealed this data in public. Nicolson also attributed the false postives of Gulf War veterans being diagnosed with HIV infection. NONE of them had AIDS but their mycoplasma-infected cells displayed HIV env proteins on their surface.
At this juncture let’s consider another letter that Nicolson published in his 1996 this time to the National Health Federation.
Nicolson states in part:
“We have adapted forensic PCR procedures for the accurate determination of invasive mycoplasmic infections, and this may be useful for clinical labs that are struggling with antibody approaches for detecting mycoplasmas.
What is interesting about these mycoplasmas is that they contain retroviral DNA sequences (such as the HIV-1 env gene but not other HIV genes), suggesting that they may have been modified to make them more pathogenic and more difficult to detect.”
Here we see that Nicolson mentions the unusual HIV-1 env gene they detected among the mycoplasma infected cells isolated from Gulf War vets.
Once this was established Nicolson went nuclear with this blockbuster statement:
It’s also interesting that we have been working with a support group of Texas Department of Corrections [TDC] employees that were apparently exposed to the same unusual mycoplasma before ODS [Operation Dessert Storm], possible during a Defense Department-supported vaccine testing program in selected state prisons here in Texas.
One of the biotech companies involved in this TDC study (in Houston, TX) had US Army contracts to study mycoplasmas (this is indicated in their publications on the subject) and has been named in lawsuits as selling or supplying CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] to Iraq.
In the concluding sentence Nicolson drops another bombshell:
“We have learned that over 6,000 US soldiers have died of infectious diseases and chemical exposure in Operation Desert Storm. I suspect that this is being hidden from the American public for political, economic and legal reasons.”
Let’s examine this paragraph:
“It’s also interesting that we have been working with a support group of Texas Department of Corrections [TDC] employees that were apparently exposed to the same unusual mycoplasma before ODS [Operation Dessert Storm], possible during a Defense Department-supported vaccine testing program in selected state prisons here in Texas.”
FULL STOP!!
Was the Texas Department of Corrections experimenting on state prisoners with lethal pathogens?
During his April 17, 2017 presentation Nicolson explained:
“How do we know there were experiments being conducted in the prison system? Well there were three brave moms and these moms uncovered the prison experiments. Even though they tried to hide these, in fact, they went throughout the state trying to find information and eventually they uncovered in a dusty storehouse in Austin a copy of the experimental protocols that the officials were using in the prison system and the minutes from the prison board meetings approving these experiments. The officials had managed to destroy six of the other copies so there were no copies around but they forgot about this one copy in this storehouse in Austin.”
THE HUNTSVILLE MYSTERY ILLNESS
It’s impossible to discuss Huntsville, Texas, without acknowledging its role in the correctional system. The city is home to a substantial number of state prisons … https://lifeoutofthebox.com/how-many-prisons-are-in-huntsville-texas/
During his 2017 presentation Nicolson presented a slide depicting how the citizens of the prison town of Huntsville were doomed with a stunning explosion of diseases including a whopping 1,700% increase in arthritis, a 5,700% increase in multiple sclerosis and a 9,300% increase in ALS. Incidentally ALS stands for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, a horrible progressive neurodegenerative disease that inexorably leads to a lingering, slow death.
According to a 2016 article form ALS News the disease
is more frequent in Gulf War veterans than in the general U.S. population.
The article also states:
Although researchers are still in the dark about potential causes of this link, a recent study suggested that both ALS and Gulf War illness might be linked to toxic exposures during deployment. https://alsnewstoday.com/news/iom-confirms-link-between-als-and-gulf-war-service/
Nicolson also published his results regarding the occurrence of the atrocious ALS incidents in returning Gulf War vets noting that all Gulf War veterans diagnosed with ALS were positive for Mfi, except one who tested positive for a related mycoplasma, Mycoplasma genitalium.
Nicolson GL, Nasralla M, Haier J, Pomfret J. High frequency of systemic mycoplasmal infections in Gulf War veterans and civilians with Amytrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). J.Clin. Neurosci. 2002; 9:525-529
Indeed the Gulf War vets were exposed to a menacing variety of toxic compounds ranging from fine sand to depleted uranium. Nonetheless the toxic exposure theory does not explain the staggering increase of unusual diseases sweeping through Huntsville, TX. that closely resembled GWI. State officials eventually examined the water supply but found nothing even remotely threatening.
So what was happening? According to Nicolson:
“Mycoplasma fermentans incognitus (Mfi) had been tested on the Texas Department of Corrections prisoners in the late 1980s prior to the Gulf War. It was tested on death row inmates as well as other inmates in Huntsville, Texas. The guards then contracted the illnesses from the inmates, and the guards then gave it to their families and community. This mycoplasma vaccine testing was funded by the U.S. Army, and today there is an outbreak of 350 people in the Huntsville area with a strange disease resembling GWI.”
When the Nicolsons investigated the malady of strange diseases afflicting the Huntsville populace they discovered not only Mycoplasma fermentans incognitus (Mfi) but upon closer examination the MfI were modified not just with the HIV-1 env but other individuals harbored Mfi that carried one of the other HIV genes: either rev or pol.
This suggests that different recombinant Mfi/HIV combinations were tested to see which were the most pathogenic. Apparently the Mfi / HIV-1 env was selected since that is the agent detected in Gulf War vets.
The Nicolsons were successful in abating most of the symptoms of these disorders for the Huntsville citizens with a regiment of doxycycline and related antibiotics mentioned previously. This remarkable success indicates that the Mfi/HIV-1 env microbes play a causative role in the progression of Rheumatoid Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis, and ALS debilitating diseases and not just incidental infections.
Here is the scenario. DoD contractors were infecting Texas State prisoners with Mfi/ HIV-1 env (or HIV-1 rec or HIV-1 pol) combinations and simply observed them to see what illnesses resulted. Evidently what they did not count on was the diseases spreading to the prison guards and from there to the entire community. The uncontrolled spread of diseases outside the prison gates suggests that the toll on prisoners must have been astronomic.
While conducting their clinical investigations on the Huntsville victims, one of the prison guards described to Dr. Nicolson his role in the villainous prisonplot. Shockingly the guardrelated to Nicolson a scenario that has disturbing Auschwitz overtones. According to this guard he was responsible for transporting dead bodies from the Huntsville unit and other TDC prisons to an Army base outside of San Antonio. When the Army was finished with the bodies, he was called and then ordered to take them to a private crematorium built for just this purpose on a large private tract of land in central Texas. This is where the dead prisoners and their medical records were reduced to ashes.
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According to Nicolson the prison cremation program was all very secret and carefully hidden from public view and scrutiny.
At the end of his April 2017 presentation Nicolson explained: “We were forced to actually leave. I was an endowed full Professor Department Chairman at the University of Texas, and I literally, we literally, had to leave Texas because it just became too dangerous. Several of my colleagues died, my boss was shot in the back of the head in his office.”
56:37 – 56:54 Minutes
The assassination victim that Nicholson alluded to is Dr. Fred Conrad a retired Air Force Colonel who was Vice President for Patient Care at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. According to news reports he was shot six times in the head by an unknown assailant while inside his office. The shooting took place in December 1982 and the shooter was never apprehended.
PROJECT DAY LILY
In 2005, the Nicolsons published Project Day Lily a book that provides a harrowing account of how a sinister network of rogue functionaries, scientists and intelligence operatives ensured that military vaccines contained a unique pathogen that is difficult to detect and can produce a wide spectrum of horrific symptoms.
The book presents the story of how Dr. Garth Nicolson and Dr. Nancy Nicolson discovered the unusual microbe in veterans of the Gulf War and in civilians as part of a massive testing program and how various academic and governmental employees did everything in their power to prevent this information from being released to the American public.
Project Day Lily: Dedication
This book is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Fred Conrad (Colonel, USAF, retired) and five other academic colleagues who died under mysterious circumstances while investigating aspects of the alleged illegal testing of Biological Weapons in Texas hospitals, nursing homes and prisons.
This book is also dedicated to the men and women of our Armed Services and their family members who were put in harm’s way and were never properly warned about the dangers of Biological Weapons.
And to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice personnel and its prisoners and to the people of the Great State of Texas who were betrayed and lost their health and loved ones to a vicious agenda in the name of ‘National Security.’
– Garth and Nancy Nicolson
