New life form in sewers?

Looks like someone has snuck aboard the Mothership and got pictures of the "OVERLORDS"...

MORGELLON'S DISEASE EVOLVED

My best guess is this is the next developed stage of so-called disease Morgellon's cells. The colored nano-fibers and cellular structure after reaching a certain point in its tissue and DNA development and getting what it needs in its embryonic stage from the human host allows itself to be passed through the intestines and released into it's new habitat. There it can mature unnoticed (except in this case) and develop fully.

Perhaps this is the early stages of the man made nightmare Morgellon's organism "Nano-Human DNA" creatures from our "future" that we all know as Gray's. It has been said that Gray's do not have intestines or a digestive system. Instead, they absorb nutrients through their flesh. Perhaps this is the next phase of their evolution that we are seeing in that video and perhaps developing in sewers is why they are indeed Gray and have large dark eyes that are sensitive to light.

The UFO debunkers always use the excuse "they can't cross galaxies, its impossible to travel that distance" - because they know they are from right here - a different time - but from right here.

In any case, they are no longer secret. In my case I am contacting a sewer worker in Raleigh to see if there is any way to get one of these into a container for study.

Just a thought and theory.

The mystery has been officially resolved...

As quoted from the news website:



news14.com...

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Far from resolved.. One camp of experts says Bryozoa, the other camp says tubifex...

NEITHER camp has given any source of photographic evidence or documentation that matches what you see in those videos yet.

Look for yourself... you will not find one anywhere. I see all kinds of "masses of worms" pictures, but none that looks like this thing.

So no, in my opinion there has been no definitive proof yet given.

As has been said before, if it has been known and documented before.. where are the pictures from academic sources. They have to exist, if it is a know species or sub-species.

Reposting sources that were posted as far back as page 4 and 5 only shows the lack of reading the entire thread.

-edit- Too blindly accept expert "our word for it" posts without ANY type of past evidence of encounters with said species goes against what ATS stands for.... critical thinking is your friend.



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It looks delicious what ever it is.
I would like try it on a bed of pasta with some cheese.
Emmmm, yummy !

Wow. My studio is just down the street from Cameron Village. Kinda makes me want to grab one of the cameras and go take a peek. Never thought Raleigh would be a source of "new life." Thought we were becoming the city where transplanted yankees came to ruin the culture and then die. Wait, we never had that much culture...

But hey... Finally! Raleigh is getting some props on the Weird Sh*t O' Meter.

And yes, it is true. I am easily impressed.

Wow. My studio is just down the street from Cameron Village. Kinda makes me want to grab one of the cameras and go take a peek. Never thought Raleigh would be a source of "new life." Thought we were becoming the city where transplanted yankees came to ruin the culture and then die. Wait, we never had that much culture...

But hey... Finally! Raleigh is getting some props on the Weird Sh*t O' Meter.

And yes, it is true. I am easily impressed.

Found this video of tubifex worms all balled up wiggling and having fun.
It sure doesn't look anything like whats in the sewer pipe.

YouTube Link

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if it was a bunch of worms the movement would be random.
whatever that thing is, it's moving as a single organism.

looks like the beginning stages of this if you ask me.

Harsh and scary stuff. Hope it stays there in Cameron Village. What have those folks been eating? That life form looks like melted cheese with ground up macaronis. Man I don't know.....

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Really, wow that is great! The main stream news outlet took the time to announce that this single organism is really a ball of community worms and had the specific information directly from, the all knowing "scientific community".

This living biological entity is not a group or community of worms. This creature reacts in whole as one. In the video you do not see the entire mass separate or retract, you simply see the out attached tentacles react and pull in to tighten and protect the body of the mass.

Wow, mainstream has gone out of its way on this one - I wonder why. I'll bet a million that the living masses are no longer in the sewer.

So gullible


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This is the best thread in recent history bar none. Thanks all. I haven't laughed so hard for a good while. By the way I think it's a single organism too and not tubiflex worms. Seriously I've never heard of anything like this. All I can say is I'm glad I'm not a plumber in North Carolina.

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I agree with you on that point for sure as I said on the previous page... these things are not in the sewer anymore, they are most definitely in a lab somewhere at this very moment being scrutinized and cut into little pieces.

Still waiting for a picture or article that resembles these little critters... It may be a long wait.

Hey now... I didn't say that it was a cluster of worms, but that is what the experts are reporting. Posters are going back and forth over what these organisms are, we had people posting questions as to what the authorities make them out to be, and many references and links to wiki.

All I did was post a link to a news group which has a statement from those who would be in the know... I am certain that, given a couple days, there will be additional sites which proclaim these organisms as being something else. Once that happens, most of the posters on this thread will exclaim praise, or perhaps more criticism, concerning the research or authority of those statements.

Apparently, this is a no win situation, with no respect to those who have studied or examined these types of creatures... unless, of course, someone from ATS states "why yes, with my 20 years of biology, I can honestly say..." or "I just received word from my HIGH LEVEL friend who works - who says that his supervisors arn't allowed to release information about this creature because..." Naturally, when those posts begin to arrive, it'll be accepted.

An argument could be made by saying that this organism doesn't look like x or doesn't even come close to looking like y. Then again, does that mean that, because no one has been able to show a person that looks and acts exactly like me (or you), that I (or you) might be an unknown creature?

To have new species discovered in jungles, oceans, or isolated islands is to be expected. But to have something new and unheard of discovered in a man-made sewer system where there isn't levels of contamination is a pretty large mental leap; now, before the nay sayers ripe apart the contamination thing... look at the surrounding environment. Are there massive birth defects within this area? Area there numerous accounts of unexplained fatalities? What is the eco-system like? Surely, if there is something seeping into a concrete sewer pipeline, reasoning should show that the same stuff is also seeping into the water supply or into the plant life.

Do I think it's a cluster of worms? No, not at all... seems more jelly-like to me, when one considers the way the sides along the wall retract. But to immediately take sides by saying that this is an unknown species is just plain ignorant, especially when one doesn't research or try to learn. Never leap to conclusions, always try to learn and discover for yourself first. If information comes your way which goes against what you have learned, make a point / counter point... but look at things from all sides, all angles.

Never be a sheep following the herd, and never be gullible.

I cant recall where i saw it but it the reporter interviewed some ppl and they said it was something harmless. i cant recall what it was tho i didn't pay much attestation. but i remember it was something normal that is in most all sowers and stuff. they said its harmless and stuff.

That's one of the ugliest things I've ever seen!

Very creepy.

Guys. Please read the entire thread before replying. These have been posted several times.

@jeddun - Tubifex has been suggested within the first two pages. Most of the discussion has been whether or not the "blobs" are indeed tubifex or not... I understand you want to contribute, and your frustration when no-one responds to you is clearly visible, but perhaps a quick read through the entire thread would have saved you some trouble and perhaps even swing your opinion? As you said “doesn’t anyone read the thread”?

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I must say I don't understand why people give that kind of food to their fish... That's completely stupid, like giving meat to cows...
If Tubifex produce cyst like said in Wikipedia, I must admit this is what one can look at in this sewer.

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I still want an explanation for the retracting spike on the last one, worm colony or not.