You sir (hoping you're a sir), are a wonderful breath of fresh air on this site, comment recommended.

LoL, thanks. I just tend to point out the logic, or the lack thereof, as I see it . . . lol, it's actually almost an obsessive compulsive disorder in the same way that I feel the need to continuously edit all my posts for spelling, accuracy, and grammatical "flow" before posting.

And yes, I am indeed a "sir" =)

hahaha. lucid, i love it. besides whitenoise i havent seen someone on current use as much research and sources to back up their statements. i for one dont take the time. props. and i also dont care too much about grammar or punctuation. [theres some missing commas in there somewhere]

this has been dismissed for years by the same administration that banned the labeling of GMO products as such "not to Alarm the public guinea pigs" the American customer EU banned anything that could be modified from entering its market at that time .

If you are just hearing of this and you used your mouse to disprove this to your self nothing I say will change that congratulations on joining Li'l bush's fan club !

I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to say ras . . . that there is some big conspiracy?

Well the scientific community doesn't buy into conspiracies. If there is an actual physical link between gmo's and Morgellons . . . someone somewhere WILL find it and publish it, then others will replicate the findings . . . and then we will know one way or the other.

Scientists LOVE discovering new things . . . it makes them look good and they really don't give a damn about corporate interests. There is plenty of scientists that would absolutely love to find if this link exists and get the credit for it.

But, until one does and publishes it in a respectable peer-reviewed journal, this is all hearsay. After all, for all we know Morgellons could be caused by a new virus that mutated naturally . . . that does happen in nature after all (hence the fear of avian flu).

And for the record, I'm not a Republican or a Democrat . . . if I had to classify my politics it would probably fall mostly in the province of Libertarian (and not the whiny, eccentric-protectionist Ron Paul variety, but I guess more of the Bill Mahr Variety).

The bottom line is that I look for the truth where ever I can find it on a case by case basis, and in this case . . . we are talking about a newly identified disease with UNKNOWN origins.

So if you want to believe the assumption that the bad people in the air with their "chemtrails", or the bad people in the laboratories with their agrobacterium are out to get us . . . then by all means live in your delusional world based on far fetched assumptions. Just don't expect the rational individuals of the world to agree with you.

this disease was first subscribed 300 years ago and in the past 7 years started to show up by the 1,000's in the US the same time GMO's hit the market !

want more "evidence" look at the fibers under a microscope for Agrobacterium & Morgellons Disease

no it's not a conspiracy it's pure unadulterated greed,yes the truth will come out but as usual it will be too late

sorry to disagree but I truly believe this

What you believe and what is true may not be the same thing. Proof is required.

BTW, the new disease is not the old Morgellons from 300 years ago . . . only in name.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/morgellons-disease/SN00043

Not to mention your own source says basically the same thing:
http://www.morgellons-disease-research.com/history-of-morgellons-disease.html

These 2 sites do not appear to be valid sources of info:
http://www.rense.com/general74/morg4.htm
http://nevernwo.blogspot.com/

However, I do have to give you sincere congratulations though. The wikipedia entry on agrobacteria that you linked has source for an article that is not online (which seems to have been misquoted on wiki, but regardless). However, I was able to look up the author, a Dr. Raphael B Stricker, and he had published another paper discussing the possible link . . . citing the source on wikipedia.
http://nielsmayer.com/morgellons07.pdf

Guess what, this actually appears to be a credible source! So let's take a look:

Page3, Pathophysiology, 2nd Paragraph:
"There is preliminary information that some Morgellons fibers are made of cellulose, but this information has neither been formally evaluated nor confirmed." . . . and then further explains how cellulose-protein is a minor part of mammalian connective tissue and that these connective tissue fibers were found in higher amounts in other patients with other pathological skin disorders.

3rd paragraph:
"The presence of Agrobacterium in Morgellons skin lesions suggests that this plant bacterium may be involved in the pathogenesis of the disease. Further investigation is required to confirm this novel hypothesis."

Page 5 2nd paragraph:
"An intriguing possibility is that the agent of Morgellons disease is transmitted by a tick bite. . . .support for this hypothesis is lacking at present."

Treatment:
"Since the etiologic agent of the disease is unknown at present, . . ."

The author's conclusion . . . there "may" be a link to agrobacterium . . . however more research is NEEDED.

However! There is a snag in all of this as the author Raphael B Stricker has had at least one run in with the NIH over ethical misconduct:

"Raphael B. Stricker, M.D., University of California at San Francisco. An investigation conducted by the University found that Dr. Stricker falsified data for a manuscript . . ."
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/not93-177.html

And since he quotes himself as his source for the agrobacterium connection . . . I REALLY can not trust this guy until other people confirm his findings. (It's also cute that he describes his own hypothesis as "novel")

Falsifying data is a very VERY serious thing in the scientific community and doing it once is a serious black mark to that requires everything after to be taken with a grain of salt.

[I also found it amusing on a personal level that I lived across the street from where this guy works back when I lived in SF, small world]