Something Just Went BEZERK in the Gulf of Mexico. The US Navy just sunk a French Submarine

Guido Ebner and Heinz Schürch appear to have discovered a biological method of effectively creating antecedents from progeny – without using genetic engineering. Or as both researchers put it: "Our experiments do not involve a mutation of the organism in question, which in the case of genetic engineering involves channelling an additional gene into the organism. No entirely new organism is created. In the electrostatic field, only the gene expression is altered – the retrieval of the existing gene. That is something different."

In addition to corn and trout experiments, the results of experiments with wheat were also amazing: thus the cereal exposed to the electrostatic field developed new proteins, which people looked for in the original wheat to no avail. Furthermore, it surprisingly produced much larger roots than the control group. This had the advantage of allowing the crops to grow far more rapidly. And occasionally in these experiments, a variant emerged which resembled the genetic antecedents of the wheat.

"In the case of our 'manipulated' wheat, growth was so rapid that it was ripe in four weeks instead of the usual seven months", Heinz Schürch recalled. "However one has to say that although the ears and stalks were somewhat smaller, there were more ears per plant. The actual benefit is that we could cultivate this wheat in regions where spring and summer are short – where conventional wheat cannot be grown at all." In this case, one can also cheerfully refrain from using pesticides and herbicides: "The pests that have adapted to the growth process of normal wheat have not yet developed when we harvest our wheat as early as four to eight weeks after planting."

For "primeval cereals" from an electric field yield more than modern genetically engineered varieties and do not require fertilisers. Furthermore, it is completely natural and thus healthier. It can be grown by anybody at minimal cost.

Love that part !!!!
Beautifully said !

Love that part !!!!
Beautifully said !

Yes you might have a point there ...

the magnetised field of the ship could have ignited or influenced things in the harbour to go vavoem.
<snipped>

xxxMzK

When the explosions first happened in Mobile, someone (an "official", don't remember who) said it was a static electricity charge. It will be interesting to see what they finally conclude.

What I am noticing is explosions occur as the dying throes of old, archaic energy are released as an asbtract world emerges.

(That's my 2 cents!)

Something else I have been seeing here... LOTS of STRONG static electricity!

It has been so bad that touching the car door as I am getting out can actually Hurt! Last night I got too near the door with the keys and a bright arc nailed me despite my care not to touch it. grr lol

Many have been complaining about it and the phones are having issues too... no reception or spotty with both cells and land lines. Add in dying batteries and all sorts of mechanical failures(alternators, starters, generators, etc.)...
More and more things that make you go hmmmmm.



Didn't see this before posting!
Sure doesn't surprise me.

I have exactly the same !!!
Static when I want to grab the handle of my livingroom-door (which is metalic) and other doors !!!
I am glad you mention it SL

Also my phone is living 6min ahead of time now !!!!
While it should synchronise with global internet time.




@ U3
Yes that is what I meant.

The NEW has a different CHARGE as the OLD and thus a dis-charge is needed, happening ... or in other cases the OLD energy seems to be sucked up dry, leaving ships and tech out-of-order ;)

This is so freaking interesting !!!!



xxxMzK

Well, interesting that ERK is now mentioned in an MSM article to do with Human DNA, and changes in how interactions occur using modern techniques.

Techniques that have only been around and in research since 2010. Interesting timing.

The definition that HouseDad came up with for bezERK never sat right with me, as there never was any proof of its meaning, despite many requests to ellaborate.

I dont know if HD still posts on TCP, and he has never answered any mails from me, so I gave up. Acolyte also never gave up any more that congratulating HD, and that was that. Nuf said, and it never went further than that.

Now here is an article from conventional medicine using ERK as a concept.

That BEZERK has and always will be in capitals at the top of every post we make and that we never really got any further than HD's possible meaning suggests to me that the HUNT for the meaning was shut down, like so many other paths we have gone down.

Another bezerker has suggested the BEZ is the experiment we are all a part of, and this is intriguing, and something I am going to follow up on.

Certainly, I am still pushing forward with new concepts, and what and where this thread is ultimately going, but I cant help but look back where this all started, and try to open up some answers to the basic core word of the story.

Toooooooootally agree with that !!!!

:thumbsup:



Thats why I always put my name/signature under important postings,
if the copying failed then its always proof of being written by me, unless they snip my name too ...lol...


xxxMzK

Whhooaa! this vid from Lex on one of the explosion threads...






Had no idea the Texas thing had happened before, almost in identical fashion.

Wonder if the ships exploding has similar history and connection?
Are the Carnival cruise ships bringing something back from the GoM in to these water ways?

The latest ship was reportedly degaussed with a massive chain being dragged around and across its body, suggesting it was magnetised, and why no electric motors (bow and stern thrusters, pumps for toilets etc) would work.

That Cruise ships have constantly been associate with this thread is no coincicdence I think, nor is the coincidence of a Carnival cruise ship being so close to the explosion today.

Something else I have been seeing here... LOTS of STRONG static electricity!

It has been so bad that touching the car door as I am getting out can actually Hurt! Last night I got too near the door with the keys and a bright arc nailed me despite my care not to touch it. grr lol

Many have been complaining about it and the phones are having issues too... no reception or spotty with both cells and land lines. Add in dying batteries and all sorts of mechanical failures(alternators, starters, generators, etc.)...
More and more things that make you go hmmmmm.



Didn't see this before posting!
Sure doesn't surprise me.

Have you looked where the oranges and lemon were grown ?
And where the grapefruit came from ?

Grapefruit is not cultivated in such big quantities as the other 2.
It could make a difference from which country they came from and which pesticides were used during cultivation or for transport.
I would not want to eat anything native American with all that corexit & oil in the water and atmosphere ...



xxxMzK

Issues .... too, when authors amend their posts without noting the terms of the amendment. Often makes subsequent posters appear to be off-track.

HuffPost: Countless Gulf residents with symptoms as if from sci-fi horror film — Bleeding from ears, anus, breasts
Title: Corexit, Oil Dispersant Used By BP, Is Destroying Gulf Marine Life, Scientists Say
Source: Huffington Post
Author: TakePart’s David Kirby
Date: April 25, 2013 at 5:02p ET

[...] In April 2012, Louisiana State University’s Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences was finding lesions and grotesque deformities in sea life—including millions of shrimp with no eyes and crabs without eyes or claws—possibly linked to oil and dispersants. [...]

EcoRigs divers took water and marine life samples at several locations in the months following the blowout. Now, they and countless other Gulf residents are sick, with symptoms resembling something from a sci-fi horror film, including bleeding from the nose, ears, breasts, and even anus. Others complain of cognitive damage, including what one man calls getting “stuck stupid,” when he temporarily cannot move or speak, but can still hear. [...]

[EcoRigs founder Steve Kolian'a] team has done studies of their own to alarming results. “We recently submitted a paper showing levels of hydrocarbons in seafood were up to 3,000 times higher than safety thresholds for human consumption,” he said. [...]
[link to enenews.com]

Prayers for you EC

[[snipped post]]

PS - hey Tutes, did you see the 'ERK' article on the previous page? Was a little surprised no-one has twigged to it's relevance. Kinda erking me... LOL!

Same protein that fires up cancer-promoting Erk also blocks its activation

A protein which is intimately involved in cancer-promoting cell signaling also keeps a key component of the signaling pathway tied down and inactive, a team led by scientists from The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center reports this week in Nature Structural Molecular Biology.

Shc, pronounced "schick," plays a key role in activating signals which lead to cell proliferation (and cancer) when cells are stimulated, however it unexpectedly turns out to be a tumor-suppressor, keeping Erk under wraps when a cell is less active, said senior author John Ladbury, Ph.D., professor in MD Anderson's Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

"Shc is a checkpoint to prevent out of control cell growth, binding to Erk when a cell is not being stimulated by growth factors," Ladbury said. "Otherwise, the lower-level background signaling that's always present in a cell would be uncontrolled."

Keeping Erk in check while the cell idles

Overexpression of Erk occurs in many types of cancer, including ovarian and prostate cancer and Hodgkin lymphoma, so cellular control of its activity is important.

In the absence of external stimulation by growth factors, cells remain active but lower levels of cell signaling occur, which Ladbury compares to a car idling, ready to roll. Under these conditions control mechanisms are in place to prevent the cell kicking into gear. Shc turns out to be one of these controllers.

"We're essentially looking at the cell in a resting, but ready, state," Ladbury said. "I would argue that's probably more like a cell behaves in tissue, it's not normally getting a slug of growth factors as is often the way when we investigate signaling in experiments in the lab. There's still a lot going on in the cell, basically background activity."

These findings point to a number of therapeutic possibilities, including the measurement of Shc concentration levels as a diagnostic tool and of finding small molecule drugs that block growth-factor signaling to Shc, keeping it bound to Erk, Ladbury noted.

Growth factors provide double boost for Erk

When the appropriate growth factor receptor is stimulated Erk is activated in the MAP Kinase pathway. It dives into the cell nucleus and turns on a variety of genes, actions that contribute to cancer proliferation, blood vessel production and metastasis when signaling is out of control.

When receptor tyrosine kinases on the cell surface connect with growth factors, they normally send a signal via Shc that sets off a chain of actions leading to Erk activation. Ladbury and colleagues looked at Shc's connections to epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) signaling.

The team found in mammalian cell lines that:

•Under non-stimulated conditions Shc binds to Erk in the cell cytoplasm at binding sites that are unique on both proteins.
•Stimulation via EGFR reduces this connection, but not by competing with Shc at the Shc-Erk binding site.
•Instead, on stimulation from outside the cells, EGFR adds phosphate groups to itself at specific sites. One of these forms a binding for Shc, which distorts the protein's shape, making it impossible for Erk to bind.
•Overexpression of Shc decreases the amount of activated Erk, because Shc mops up free Erk molecules.
•Depleting Shc expression with short hairpin RNA resulted in higher levels of activated Erk.
•When separated from Shc, Erk moves into the nucleus and activates genes even when the cell is not receiving a stimulus. Thus without the controlling influence of Shc, Erk can run riot in the cell giving rise to unrestrained cell reproduction.
Shc-Erk connection confirmed

Ladbury and colleagues then tested their results in the C.Elegans, a worm model frequently employed in biological research. Both Shc and Erk are greatly similar between humans and the worms.

Experiments showed that Shc blocks Erk function by sequestering it away from the Ras-Raf-Mek MAPK pathway in the worms. Without the Shc-Erk connection, the MAPK pathway is activated, causing excessive Erk activation.

EGFR stimulation not only sets off the normal activation of Erk via Shc and the MAPK pathway, Ladbury said, but also frees Erk for greater availability for activation by breaking the tie to Shc.

[link to phys.org]

There's the last half.

[HD, where for art thou HD?]