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Subject: Letter to the Inspector General of the National Science
Foundation re Yale's Various Lyme Disease Frauds

Date: Tuesday, July 04, 2006 12:38:52 [View Source]

http://www.actionlyme.org/INSPECTOR_GENERAL_NSF_4_JULY_06.htm

[See the scanned in documents from the Medical Board-
There was more than one such incompetent admission
from the Corrupticut Medical Board.]
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04 JULY 2006

National Science Foundation

Inspector General

Christine C. Boesc

Fax 702-292-9158

Department of Health and Human Services

Michael Leavitt

CIA

Harry Reid, John Kerry, Howard Dean, Jack Murtha,
Nancy Pelosi, Charles Schumer, Carl Levin, Dick
Durbin, Ted Kennedy

Regarding the various frauds committed by Yale
University.

PLEASE:

Be sure to verify that this flagellin method was
validated per the FDA rules for the validation of an
analytical method. It is 94.4% accurate and detects
the "vast majority" of cases of Lyme - early and late,
and not just Lyme arthritis. The method was developed
in 1991, and since 1991, there has been an early
accurate and specific test for Lyme, but it is not in
use.

http://www.pubmedcentral.gov/picrender.fcgi?artid=258917&blobtype=pdf

Yale owns a patent (US Patent 5, 618,533) for this
method, which they applied for in December 1993. This
test is not in public use because Yale wanted to pass
off a bogus Lyme vaccine- LYMErix.

Be sure to verify that Yale should not have been using
fluorescing anti-OspA antibodies or antiflagellin
antibodies to determine if OspA vaccination of animals
resulted in spirochete killing because flagellin is
not surface-exposed and exposure to OspA antibodies
results in downregulation of OspA expression, as Yale
showed in the next report.

http://www.pnas.org/cgi/pmidlookup?view=long&pmid=1608951
Yale should have used a DNA method to determine if
OspA vaccination of mammals disinfected ticks.

This was one of their false claims about LYMErix

http://iai.asm.org/cgi/reprint/63/5/1658?view=reprint&pmid=7729870
This report is by Yale and it is where they show
that LYMErix does not work, and in fact, makes the
Lyme infection expand in ticks. These are not
"mutants." Borrelia do antigenic variation and
antigenic variation is the meaning of the term
"Relapsing Fever Borreliosis." As soon as an antibody
is made by the host, the spirochete changes that
surface protein. The antibody-antigen complex is shed
by the spirochete. CDC's Alan Barbour says via this
mechanism, the host's immune system is "overwhelmed"
(see my video explainers on my website, because I give
the US patent reference for that statement by Alan
Barbour). So if the immune system is overwhelmed by
constant variation of surface antigens then we know
the Dearborn Method to diagnose Lyme disease is bogus,
and we have no choice but to use a Borreliae specific
flagellin antibody method to diagnose all borrelioses,
not just "Lyme disease."

Be sure to ask Yale about the seronegative mother
whose congenitally infected newborn died of the Lyme
brain damage, also, since Yale now says you can't have
Lyme disease unless it is arthritis in a knee or you
have a CDC positive case, which is almost the same
thing. Note that the Yale Pathology Department
participated in the autopsy of this newborn and noted
the lack of inflammation.

http://www.actionlyme.org/Congenital_Brain_Infection_of_Newborn_Resulting_in_Death.htm

Later in PBS's Life on Earth Series, Yale's Eugene
Shapiro said the only way one can have a disease is if
there is inflammation, when we all know spirochetes
are parasites, and stealth pathogens:
http://www.geocities.com/kmdickson0308/lyme-dilemma.html
http://www.geocities.com/kmdickson0308/1-4.txt <<<
Sigal and Shapiro, Lying to the Press (PBS)

Note that UCONN's Justin Radolf calls the syphilis
spirochete a stealth pathogen.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=PureSearch&db=pubmed&details_term=12361913%5BUID%5D

I think we all know Yale is lying their faces off as
regard Lyme disease, but you are going to have to look
back farther than 10 years. The baby died in what,
1986?

Yale's Eugene Shapiro said as perjury in a CT Medical
Board hearing about Ray Jones, a Lyme pediatrician
(the only one we know), that he had never seen a case
of neurologic Lyme disease. By that he means, since
Yale has arbitrarily redefined "Lyme disease" as "an
arthritis in a knee," that Shapiro has never seen a
case of neurologic arthritis in a knee.

We agree.

Cartilage is not nerve tissue but the idiots on the CT
Medical Board are not going to know Yale has
arbitrarily redefined a spirochetal infection that is
notoriously nerve and brain tropic to a knee-only
disease, because only idiots live in Corrupticut.

Yale simply arbitrarily dictated to the world, that
you can't have "Lyme disease" unless you have an
arthritis in a knee, because they had a patent for an
anti-knee disease vaccine, LYMErix- the disease where
people have a strong, cross-reacting antibody to OspA.
But they also say that if you have an antibody to
OspA, you don't have Lyme disease. OspA is the vaccine
and will protect you from Lyme, they (falsely) claim,
but if you have that antibody, you don't have Lyme
disease, they say.

The CDC's 1994 Dearborn method to diagnose Lyme
disease is where OspA and B (encoded on the same
plasmid), are left out of the testing standard - as
ridiculous as that sounds - but the reason is the
monopoly on testing they intended by also being one of
only two labs in the country to test for Lyme with a
spirochete missing the OspA-B plasmid. They just
never told anyone, but the patent related to this scam
was applied for in 1996, so they clearly knew as far
back as 1995 that they, Yale, could not read the
bloodwork of a LYMErix vaccinated person, yet they
never told the FDA. The patent for the scam is on my
website, described in Video IV, I believe, of the Lyme
Scientific Fraud and Racketeering Video Explainers.

Yale (Robert Schoen) published in 1998 that one should
not be tested with a strain of borrelia that has the
OspA-B plasmid in it if they have been vaccinated with
recombinant OspA because such testing would interfere
with reading the Western Blots of LYMErix vaccinated
people.

But they never told anyone that, or the reason why
(they could not read their Western Blots in LYMErix or
OspA vaccinated people), but they reported to the FDA
that they had a 75% safe and effective Lyme vaccine.

But they actually could not tell if LYMErix prevented
Lyme and they already knew it did not.

Before the LYMErix Phase III trials began.

And lastly, please try to remember that Yale staff and
Yale graduates defrauded the Corrupticourts and
perjured themselves in my bogus prosecutions,
(Patricia Leebens, Kenneth Marcus, James Phillips,
Vladimir Coric, etc), but the Corrupticourts "judges"
(in particular, Judge John C. Driscoll) refuse to give
me the transcripts so I can have "law enforcement"
(yet to be defined in Corrupticut, since we only have
morons here) go after these people for perjury and
defrauding the courts.

The CT Medical Board has said Yale docs can torture,
perjure, and abuse Lyme borreliosis victims all they
want, and that Yale MDs can also be on the CT Medical
Board to persecute Lyme-treating specialists, but they
themselves will never be investigated by the CT
Medical Board.

It's kind of a cute arrangement, since obviously no
entity has caused more international harm than Yale
with their frauds as regards Lyme as a brain disease
and as regards the current bogus CDC testing for Lyme
disease which left OspA and B out of the standard so
that they could have a monopoly on testing.

It's RICO, but our US Attorney, Kevin O'Connor, is
also a moron and so are the staff of the local stupid
(New Haven) FBI. They've all already been given this
data.

Thanks,

Kathleen M. Dickson

23 Garden Street

Pawcatuck, CT 06379

Elliot Pollack, Esq

The Lyme Disease Foundation

Richard Blumenthal

Kevin O'Connor

The Hartford Courant, The Washington Post

The Child Advocate

Governor Rell

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eugeneshapiroisapig · medicine forum Guru Joined: 24 Mar 2005 Posts: 2108

you know as far as the ospA abs obscuring the blots go, why couldn't
they just pre absorb the serum on an ospA enriched column? is that too
expensive? I saw where someone else did this and it seemed to clean up
the blots a bit.
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