Laboratories and History

Welcome to Lyme Cryme - New Scientific Papers Added Weekly- Please Return and Pass This Site Along * Sign Petition * * FDA Meeting June 1994 * * Human Lyme Studies Without ABX Treatment * I - Lyme DiseaseTesting Failure II - Inaccuracy of Lyme Testing In Their Own Words III -Treatment Failure of Lyme Disease IV - Treatment Failure of Lyme Disease In Their Own Words V - Lymerix And Other Vaccine Controversy VI - Borrelia- Cancer, Lymphoma VII - Borrelia - Spirochetes, And Alzheimers VIII - Borrelia and Multiple Sclerosis IX - Borrelia and ALS X - Borrelia and Lupus XI - Borrelia and HIV/AIDS XII - Borrelia And Carditis XIII - Borrelia and Gestational Lyme XIV - Borrelia and the Eye XV - Borrelia and the Brain * Kaiser-NY Medical College/Castle Connolly Medical * * Laboratories and History * * IDSA - TIMELINE OF CORRUPTION * * PATENTS * * Exposing the Truth * * * * View Presentation * * * * 1993 Congressional Hearing * *The Greatest Imitator* ~ Open Letter to All Bacterial Infected People ~

"Unless we put medical freedom into the Constitution, the time will come when medicine will organize into an undercover dictatorship to restrict the art of healing to one class of men and deny equal privileges to others: The Constitution of this Republic should make a special privilege for medical freedom as well as religious freedom." --
-Dr. Benjamin Rush, signer of the Declaration of Independence.

IDSA Claims 21 Days of Treatment Cures Lyme

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U.S. Department of Defense 91st Congress - 1970, "In 5-10 years it will be possible to produce a synthetic biological agent, an agent that does not naturally exist, and for which no natural immunity could have been acquired."

Japan's Contribution to Biowarefare, "Japan's Secret Weapon", Published 1944.

NOVA's History of Biowarefare

Plum Island, Lyme Disease And Operation Paperclip - A Deadly Triangle

CDC Identifies Lyme Disease As Potential Bioterrorism Agent

Authors Note: The NIAID has changed there web page and removed Lyme Disease as a potential agent of bioterrorism as of 12/01/05 in the Frequently Ask Question section, question number 10: Are NIAID scientists already studying potential agents of bioterrorism?

Before 12/01/05:   Lyme Disease is a potential bioterrorism agent
After   12/01/05:   Lyme Disease is not a potential bioterrorism agent
Compare the two:  Lyme Disease is and is not a potential bioterrorism agent

"Imagine a new weapon which is difficult to diagnos initially, and then which is impossible to treat with conventional antibotics." Sergei Popov - BioWeaponer

High Containment Labs and other Facilities of the U.S. Biodefense Program...Is there one close to your neighborhood?

Colorado State University Unveils Rocky Mountain Regional Biocontainment Lab

Lyme Disease listed as Critical Areas to be Studied at this Lab, Along With Anthrax, Tularemia, Cholera, and Desert Valley Fever.

University Opens 2nd Lab

MSNBC Reports on New Bio-Weapons Lab

Scientists Call for BioLab Safety

Anthrax Incident at New Lab

Tularemia Incident at Same Lab

The American Timeline

MSNBC: UTSA Opens New Bioterrorism Lab (Article no longer exists on MSNBC)
MSNBC: UTSA Opens New Bioterrorism Lab (PDF - Original article as it appeared on MSNBC)

Tribune: CSU unveils $30mil biocontainment lab (PDF)

USTA: Sen. John Cornyn Opens UTSA $10.6 million science lab (Article)
USTA: Sen. John Cornyn Opens UTSA $10.6 million science lab (PDF)

MSNBC: Universities To Build Bioterror Labs (Article)
MSNBC: Universities To Build Bioterror Labs (PDF)

MSNBC: Plague-infected lab mice missing in New Jersey (Article)
MSNBC: Plague-infected lab mice missing in New Jersey (PDF)

NIAID: FAQ - National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (Before 12/01/2005)
NIAID: FAQ - National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (After 12/01/2005)