PurpleJedi said:

k so i once was here but soon i'll be gone - AND i even left a pic to turn you on.

Stylo said:

thekidsgirl said:

Stylo said:

k so i once was here but soon i'll be gone - AND i even left a pic to turn you on.

hay gurl haaaaaay

Stylo said:

thekidsgirl said:

Stylo said:

hay gurl haaaaaay

Oh hey there sweet thaaaang... I could sense the org was feeling a little sexier than usual

ThisOne said:

I went up into my man hole today Really I did!!!!

Cloudbuster said:

I ain't telling you shit about my man hole.

Cloudbuster said:

http://www.sott.net/artic...ingularity

Cloudbuster said:

ThisOne said:

Do U even have a man hole???? Is that why u r shitty?????

It must be remembered that the first job of any conspiracy, whether it be in politics, crime or within a business office, is to convince everyone else that no conspiracy exists. The conspirators success will be determined largely by their ability to do this. That the elite of the academic world and mass communications media always pooh-pooh the existence of the "Insiders" merely serves to camouflage their operations.

http://www.ldsfreedomnetw...piracy.pdf

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http://www.carnicominstit...lation.htm

^ what if we're being re-wired?

XxAxX said:

^ what if we're being re-wired?

Makes you wonder, doesn't it.

It appears to align with the lecture that Sofia Smallstorm gave about transhumanism that you and I discussed once before.

yes. that was actually a fascinating vid. despite the numbers embossed on those fibers and electrical components i had hoped morgellons was the result of GMO, or cosmetic/biological nanotechs resulting somehow in same phenomenon but i'm not so sure anymore. i dislike accepting an idea that we are deliberately, unknowingly being used as guinea pigs. but maybe we we need to develop anti-nano cremes, like spread-on aluminum foil

http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/2007/08/25/hundreds-of-personal-care-products-contain-poorly-studied-nano-materials/

256 products with one or more of 57 different types of small-scale ingredients listed on the label or package (Table 1 and Table 2), including products with “nanodelivery systems,” 23 forms of “micronized” ingredients, and 3 products containing carbon-based, nano-scale “wire cages” known as fullerenes, among other types of nano-scale materials.

These products include 27 sunscreens that specifically note the use of micronized or nano-scale zinc oxide or titanium dioxide (Table 2). Neither of these two sunscreen ingredients have been comprehensively reviewed for safety in their micronized or nano-scale form by FDA. The European Union’s Scientific Committee on cosmetics denied approval for micronized zinc oxide as a sunscreen in 2003, citing a lack of data on skin absorption and inhalation, and studies showing the ingredient to be potentially toxic in the presence of light (SCCNFP 2003, SCCP 2005).

• 9,509 products (over one-third of all personal care products assessed by EWG) contain ingredients that are commercially available in nano-scale forms (Table 3). This includes 250 sunscreens containing titanium dioxide or zinc oxide (Table 4), and containing gold, silver, iron oxide, zeolite, and liposomes, miniscule fatty balls used to deliver ingredients deeper into the skin (Table 3). Nearly all of these products fail to note whether the listed ingredient is conventional or nano-scale.

Widespread use, unknown risks. Our research indicates that the cosmetics industry uses nano-scale ingredients routinely, even though exposures and potential risks are poorly understood. We understand that FDA is still conducting basic safety studies on these personal care product ingredients, necessitated by the unique properties FDA highlights in the announcement for their October 10, 2006 public meeting on nanotechnology: “due to their small size and extremely high ratio of surface area to volume, nanotechnology materials often have chemical or physical properties that are different from those of their larger counterparts,” including “increased chemical and biological activity.” FDA recently presented a summary of ongoing research the agency is conducting to evaluate the penetration and toxicity in vitro and in mice and pigs of quantum dots and zinc oxide and titanium dioxide nanoparticles, with tests to define pharmacokinetics, toxicogenomics, photocytotoxicity, and photocarcinogenicity (FDA 2006b).

and

http://www.nanoandme.org/nano-products/cosmetics-and-sunscreen/

Nano in cosmetics and personal care

There are a number of nano-enhanced products available in the UK ranging from sunscreens and anti-ageing products to razors and curling tongs, (though at the moment we can't give a comprehensive listing.) Here are some of the main areas and what they claim to do:

Sunscreens

It's long been known that titanium dioxide (TiO2) and zinc oxide (ZnO) block the harmful effects of ultraviolet light - the stronger the sunblock the whiter the lotion, with total sunblocks becoming a thick white paste.

But when you break down these substances to nano-sized particles, they become transparent. So you get the beneficial effect without the 'face pack' look.

So when you see a high-factor sunscreen in a moisturiser or sun cream which is clear, not white, you know that it is nano.

This use of nano-sized TiO2 and ZnO2 in sunscreens and moisturisers is one of the largest uses of nano in the cosmetics and personal care markets.

and

http://nano.foe.org.au/nanoparticles-found-10-top-brand-cosmetics

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