You Will Need to Fight For Yourselves and Your Child(ren)

I am doing everything within my power to alert doctors, scientists, ophthalmologists, and politicians. But no one has responded to me, I am completely ignored (at least, for now). Today, on twitter Laurie Garrett wrote: "Plastics floating into NY Harbor. Think, People. Stop tossing refuse that will take 1000s of years to degrade, or be swallowed by fish, perhaps one that you eat." Who is Laurie Garrett? Former Sr. Fellow @CFR_org. Recipient of Pulitzer Prize, Polk (2Xs) and Peabody Awards. I replied: "Not as harmful as the trillions of decaying Wolbachia-infected Aedes that are in NY's harbor which are causing mass die-offs and breeding failures (e.g. North Atlantic right whales, Adelie penguins, Arctic terns, etc). Sad days. Doctors cannot even test for it." And on Friday, I was appalled to discover that when you remove a tick and send it off for analysis, Rickettsiales is NOT even tested for. "Tick identification only is available." Well, we can look that up for ourselves, can't we? So, if someone is on the verge of dying (within days) from a Rickettsiales infection, doctors have zero laboratory results to diagnose it. Here is what I wrote on Friday to many people in a position of power (at least, in Canada): RE: Tick identification only is available. Ticks submitted will not be tested for Rickettsia rickettsii. Source: https://hnhu.org/health-topic/rocky-mountain-spotted-fever Dear Everyone at Public Health Ontario, This is the following conversation I had with the person running the Facebook page for the Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit: https://www.facebook.com/hnhealthunit/posts/1905039329540972?comment_id=1905254149519490¬if_id=1527269399436310¬if_t=feed_comment ME: How come ticks submitted won't be tested for Rickettsia? This had better change, Ginette Petitpas Taylor​. Since 2009, the U.S. gov't has been releasing Wolbachia-infected Aedes into the environment en masse. However, I recently discovered that the "decay rates" of Aedes dates back to the '60s. For over 30 years, two teams (one in Kentucky; one in Australia) have been working on this. Either intentionally or not, I believe the root cause of this cancer (and other cancers) is Wolbachia genes in the blood. Since Wolbachia is found in insects and in the environment, these patients MUST have a broad-range PCR screen for Rickettsiales conducted on their blood and any excised tissues (ideally within the first week of symptoms). Wolbachia is both a bacteria and reproductive parasite that competes with mammalian mitochondria (and even interacts with the nuclear membrane). As such, Wolbachia infections would most likely affect cells of the brain, spinal cord, nerves (including the nerves to the stomach and intestines), muscles, gonads, lungs, kidneys, heart, liver, eyes, ears, and/or pancreas. Plus, the Dmp53 tumor gene in Drosophila melanogaster (wMel) binds specifically to human p53 (which is implicated in 1/2 of human cancers). Wolbachia (without the parasite), is extremely powerful and should never have been allowed to be put into a species that never had it in the first place (and so high up in our food chain). I just wanted to make that clear since the CDC is claiming that the "gold standard" for testing is via "skin snips" which ONLY detects adult worms. If I am right, we will see more devastating (and deadly) Rickettsia infections July to November. And migratory birds (like Arctic terns, etc) will carry this all over the globe. When some Culex spp. naturally acquire Wolbachia, they become better vectors of diseases (and can transmit Wolbachia). Culex bloodfeed July - Nov, are overnight-active, and prefer open bodies of water (lakes, swamps, etc). They lay their eggs in rafts (so "clusters" of disease also makes sense). However, we also have about a dozen blood-sucking insects that can transmit diseases (including ticks). NOTE: If mosquitoes are involved, you may not see a rash or eschar. The only commonality might be a fever (which could be missed). My petition to help (you never need to donate and exact info is not req'd). Latest update: https://www.change.org/p/oncologists-and-pathologists-acute-inflammatory-response-gbs-uveal-melanoma-or-lymphoma-r-o-rickettsiales-wolbachia/u/22780249 See screenshots attached. Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit: "Hi Rose, Unfortunately the determination of what types of ticks and what pathogens they are tested for is not within our control as such decisions are made at the provincial level. As a starting point, I would suggest you inquire with Public Health Ontario. Their contact info can be found in the link below." http://www.publichealthontario.ca/.../Pages/Contact-Us.aspx ME: Yes, I know. I wrote to Dr. Theresa Tam and she responded as follows: https://www.change.org/p/oncologists-and-pathologists-acute-inflammatory-response-gbs-uveal-melanoma-or-lymphoma-r-o-rickettsiales-wolbachia/u/22433510 ME: We are soon going to see a lot of very ill human beings and probably animals (including pets). This study should (at least) inspire someone to do something: See screenshot. ME: Thanks for sending me that link, I will contact other people on there. Dr. Tam should resign as our chief public health officer. Her associations with the WHO (which endorsed Wolbachia pipientis) even AFTER it was found to infect a human made that clear to me. But, YOU might want to push for this testing too. Take good care, R So, I await any answers you may have for this glaring oversight. And I look forward to hearing that this will change for the sake of Canadians who trust you to protect human health. Thank you in advance for taking this pending public health emergency seriously, Rose Webster Humanitarian & Activist Latest Publications NOVA University of Lisbon Wants to Skype About Modified Insects: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCE5bRvBPJI Dr. Francis M. Jiggins: You Asked, "How Does Wolbachia Do What It Does?" http://www.infobarrel.com/Dr_Francis_M_Jiggins_You_Asked_How_Does_Wolbachia_Do_What_It_Does Is it Group A Strep or Wolbachia (Rickettsial Bacteria)? http://www.infobarrel.com/Is_it_Group_A_Strep_or_Wolbachia_Rickettsial_Bacteria NOTE: I have hard copies of many studies that I fear will be hard to find; some are behind paywalls, some have abstracts removed on PubMed, and some are PDFs (so difficult to find online). If you need them, I am happy to mail them to your lawyer. Authors note: I cannot use italics or hyperlink on petition updates. Ergo, links are not hidden and I used CAPS for emphasis. 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