EXPOSED: U.S. Bioweapons Program Behind Lyme Disease?

James Li breaks down the history of Lyme Disease in the US.

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[liberty-matrix]

"No matter how paranoid or conspiracy minded you are, what the government is actually doing is worse than you can imagine". ~William Blum

[sprNVA]

I used to not believe our government would do things like this, but if there's one thing the past several years have taught me, it's that not only is our government capable of it, they have been doing it for the past half century or more.

[Mary-ilzz]

As a nurse working in the ER the last 28 years, I remember doctors blowing off the fact that Lyme disease was even a real thing!!!

[dboyes]

If it weren't true, the govt would not have scrubbed the entire internet of the documentaries on the origins.

[geo]

Whatever horrible things you may think our government is up to, you've only scratched the surface.

[stephanie]

I’ve had Lyme Disease for 19 years now. It has been hell on earth. I’m grateful people are talking about this and looking forward to healing for the Lyme Disease community.

[SinfidelityMusic]

Humans messing with gain of function is infuriating.
To say “oh we do these experiments to prevent the next big outbreak” is just not true or flawed reasoning.

[juliesunshine]

I got Lyme disease in 1990. It wrecked my body utterly. I’m 63 years old and I live with pain and suffering every day of my life. It’s made me strong and resilient. It’s hard to express how miserable my body feels. You NEED your body. Argh!

[freedombug]

Thank you for having the courage to run this segment. We need to have honest and public conversations about the unthinkable crimes that have been committed by our "honored" institutions.

[sunhashira]

My brother has chronic Lyme. The neurological symptoms he goes through are terrible. It’s honestly a nightmare

[tylerryan]

We need to audit these programs and shut them down

[mrs.majkus]

I'm from Norway. I got a tick bite 3 years ago, I wasn't aware of it, but I noticed a bullseye rash on the backside of my leg. I went to the doctor after reading online that it might be borreliosis. Doctor took a blood test and it came out negative. Fastforward a year later: my health was getting worse. I was fatigued, had pain all over the body, worse than before (I have joint hypermobility syndrome so pain is 'normal'), I am dizzy and nauseated almost everyday, severe insomnia, I get severe anxiety and panic attacks for no reason... (edit: I get tested again later and got a positive for borreliosis. I first learned then that a test at an early stage will probably be negative because your body takes time to make antibodies to show up on a test) the doctors here told me that I have been adequately treated with antibiotics (I felt no change) so it must be psychological. Basically I am being labeled as a hypochondriac and that all my ailments are just either due to my age (I am 38) or mental.
This has ruined my life and I can't even bear the thought of continuing like this for the rest of my life. I wake up everyday feeling horrible... and nobody believes or understand this.

[herbalcathy]

In 2000, I brought in a deer tick to my doc and showed him the bullseye rash it left on my back. He tested me for lyme disease and the test was negative so I received no treatment. - fast forward now it is 2010 and I have been getting sicker and sicker for each year over the ten year period - I am seeing multiple doctors, receiving multiple diagnosis but nobody can tell with certainty what is causing my severe fatigue and pain until I come across what is known as a Lyme Literate Doctor. She had studied in Germany as well as under Patch Adams. While in Germany she learned about how inaccurate the U.S. test for lymes disease under CDC guidelines. The illness is now fully politically seized, most doctors refuse to believe in the diagnosis of late stage or chronic lyme disease, and the CDC website list it as sexually transmittable one day and removes that data the next. For 25 years now I have known that my own government poisoned me and many others and are still covering it up. You cannot imagine how grateful I am that anyone is still interested in our plight. Thank you for the coverage and best wishes for your future. All our future!

[eyerock]

I had a wicked case of Lyme disease in 1992. It was debilitating. Thankfully, my general MD diagnosed it and sent me to an infectious disease specialist, who treated me with the antibiotic Ceftriaxone, given intravenously one hour a day for two weeks. 100% CURED!

I’m so glad my primary care doctor didn’t just treat the condition himself with oral antibiotics. And I’m glad the infectious disease specialist wasn’t afraid to pull out the big guns with the IV antibiotic. I was one of the fortunate few!

[birdwoman]

Plum Island Animal Disease Center was at the forefront of U.S. biological-weapons research, (1954-2024). Located on an 840-acre island at the entrance to Long Island Sound. In 1975, the nearby town of Lyme, Connecticut, became the epicenter of a strange, tick-borne illness. Google Maps show that the closest mainland town to Plum Island is Lyme, Connecticut, where the initial cases of B. burgdorferi were identified in the 1975-76 timeframe.

[kllorji]

Nothing our government does surprises me anymore. Mr. Kennedy is probably right.

[Akilo]

People with chronic Lyme disease have been called hypochondriacs and relegated to the fringes of medicine for so long. It’s sad what the medical community and general public has thought of these people….

[quinpuryear]

Wow, our government really is run by cartoon villains, huh?

[fontaineweyman]

It’s incredible, as someone who was nearly disabled by Lyme for a decade, to see so many comments advocating for and spreading awareness about a disease that has never gotten the attention that it deserves. We know all about the possibility of it being bio-engineered, and it’s a terrifying thought, but if you’ve ever lived through Babesiosis, not at all one that seems far-fetched. So glad this is coming to light. Lyme can be truly debilitating.

[christinechin]

Hopefully RFK Jr shines a light on this.