Lyme is a latent chronic disease. And it doesn't have a high transmission rate. You basically need to have a tick stuck to you for 2 or 3 days. It's hard to think of a worse disease to try weaponize.
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But... That's logical. Logic has no place in conspiracy theories.
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Isn't part of this conspiracy that deer with the ticks on Plum Island swam across the LI Sound to CT? Silly deer, it's a quicker swim to LI
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I've seen that claimed. There's a book on Plum Island so not sure if that's the source (haven't read it).
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I love history books, especially on ID. I once picked up a conspiracy book about Lyme that talked about all of this. I was so confused for the first hr reading. Then I cross-checked the data, and threw that book away.
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I have several of those that I keep as references. (Creationism/"intelligent design" books too). Sometimes just need to know what's being said by the deniers.
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Little know fact. The infected ticks were released on an unsuspecting populace in a massive chemtrail shower. If only the sheeple knew about neutralizing the chemtrails by spraying vinegar. Wake up
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Yes. And not the US, but historical use of entomological warfare. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/1135368.stm … Still, it's a large leap from "we released mosquitoes to track them" to "we created and released Lyme."
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Could write a list of 10 studies demonstrating that Borrelia is 200 million years old (at least). Sorry, mine is one of them
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I do not have the energy to deal with the influx of emails we're going to get at TickEncounter about this...
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