Yale, Mass Med, and the Cow Birds Question for Jeffrey Drazen of the New England Journal and Mass Medical Society
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Dear Mr. Drazen,
Perhaps you can answer the young man's question below about the new C6
Lyme test, which is clearly a test qualified with Lyme
arthritis-positive blood as I demonstrate with the published journal
articles.
Lyme arthritis is a genetically linked outcome to lipoproteins, and we
refer to it as Steere's Imaginary Knee Disease, since borreliae are
"well-known" to be brain tropic, except to morons like Allen Steere-
who we can now refer to as the Microencephalic Rheumatologist from
Microencephaly-Central, Yale University.
Perhaps we can add this new disorder to the DSM-V: Yale University
discovered that congenital Lyme can kill fetuses due to the Lyme brain
damage, but now, Lyme only affects a knee, according to Yale. Yale has
acquired a collective psychosis where Space Aliens apparently came down
to Earth and instructed spirochetes to leave human brains alone?
However, while *simultaneously* declaring Lyme to be a knee-only
disease, Yale's Erol Fikrig (same guy in both sets of reports),
answered the young man's question about the differential _expression of
Bb proteins in the brain. It could be Capgras Psychosis on the part of
Erol Fikrig, or that "Folie a Trois" thang:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=pubmed&cmd=Retrieve&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=14671329&query_hl=18&itool=pubmed_docsum
Maybe you could assemble an emergency mental health team to go in there
and bag all those insane Yalies who are dangerous to themselves and
others. But I don't know where you would get this team of emergency
mental health crisis workers from, however, if the American Psychiatric
Association does not list in the DSM one of the most scientifically
valid brain diseases that there is: Borreliosis. 'Meaning they are too
incompetent to be "physicians."
This is rather desperate, wouldn't you say? We have no medical
expertise whatsoever in this country, since just about every MD in this
country is either retarded or a mental case or both, and every major
dot guv agency or institution has formally declared their
irresponsibility towards all of their known duties.
Everybody disclaims liability for what they claim. Yale doctors are
allowed to be on the CT Medical Board, in order to harass docs who do
not follow Yale's disclaimed recommendations.
It's an epidemic of hypocrisy. The usual and customary thing to do is
pass the buck or blame the victim, but try to remember the part where
we desperately needed a placebo vaccine for this imaginary disease
which is cured by placebo medicines. *Your* journal reported that
nonsense.
KLEMPNER in the NEJM: "Lyme is Imaginary"
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=pubmed&cmd=Retrieve&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=11450676&query_hl=20&itool=pubmed_docsum
KLEMPNER in the NEJM: "Lyme is a bad, bad disease that we need a
vaccine for"
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=pubmed&cmd=Retrieve&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=9673298&query_hl=23&itool=pubmed_docsum
Klempner cited this reference in his "WE NEED A VACCINE FOR THIS BAD,
BAD, DISEASE," report in your journal:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&list_uids=1771965&dopt=Abstract
I strongly suggest you read it, since it was cited in your journal.
They talk about the risk to pregnant women.
*Your* journal reported that nonsense. We demand that you either
unravel it or resign. Taxpayers cannot continue to support this
chronic, relentless nonsense while simultaneously suffering the abuses
that come with this scientific FRAUD.
You may not find a single intelligent person among the owners of MD
degrees in this country, but we've well accepted the intellectual
incompetence at the highest level of all of *our* "institutions."
Consider the fact that WTC7 collapsed on the same day it wasn't hit by
a plane and an hour after it was ordered to be "pulled." Consider the
fact that the moron war president earned a degree from Yale. Consider
the fact that the gangbang of the Middle East didn't happen because
the whole STUPID "You're either with us or against us" NAZI plan of the
NAZI survivors' backfired, and the whole world is against us. And
Hitler lost. And Germany starved for a while in the aftermath...
http://dict.die.net/manly/ Do the manly thing. Step up to the plate.
First do no harm.
http://dict.die.net/jazz/ And all of that jazz. ("empty rhetoric or
insincere or exaggerated talk;")
Let's see if there is a single man out there, among your NEJM clique,
let alone a physician. For years all we have heard is that cow bird
song (they who abandon their young) from the leagues of would-be
American men, and especially MDs, that sounds so much like a skinny
little CHICKEN:
http://www.learnbirdsongs.com/birdsong.php?id=22
Thanks,
KMDickson
23 Garden Street
Pawcatuck, CT "USA"
Dear IDSA and associated scientists,
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yes, I am wondering why when your scientists study protein _expression
profiles of Bb s.s. in the murine model they practically always only
refer to 4 types of tissue, those being heart, joint, skin, and blood?
I was under the impression that the mammalian body contained many
different types of tissues and organs. A few of many possible examples
include liver, brain, bone marrow, spleen, and the reproductive glands.
Perhaps I am mistaken and delusional? I am especially interested in the
central nervous system since as you may be aware, the function of the
immune system in the CNS and the presence of the blood brain barrier
contribute to a dramatically different environment as opposed to what
is seen in the rest of the body.
I did notice in the rare instance in which Bb protein _expression in
the CNS was reported in a primate model that no information was
published on the crucial vslE protein, even though the _expression of
dozens of other proteins including many hypothetical proteins of
unknown function was discussed.
If you have the chance to respond to this -perhaps while taking a break
from your drunken whore infested convention in toronto - I would
appreciate if one of your experts could further elucidate this matter
for me.
Thank you.
