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    Fibers

    By Ian Trafford Walker

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    Stop morgellons synthetic biology and geoengineering!

    This book identifies the plot against renewables as being due to climate engineering, which the author believes is causing climate change.

    In the aerosols are nanotech and morgellons components, which are biosynthetic symbionts (animals, seeds, plants, fungi, etc.) that are now able to incubate in our skin! Our physiology, their mad experiment, and more!

    Get this out, out, out as far as the mind can travel by the speed of the written word! Everybody should know that their DNA has been willfully changed.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing Singapore
    Release dateJul 31, 2017
    ISBN9781543741872
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    Ian Trafford Walker

    In 1974, at the age of twenty-one, Walker held his second one-man show in Clarence Street, Sydney, where many of the large canvasses shown in this book were displayed. For this show, he hired the entire ground floor space of a modern office building. All the smaller works sold and only one of the fourteen larger canvasses. At the end of the show, after paying for the opening night, Walker owed the company five dollars. Of his early works, the artist writes: “I was as free as a bird. I had my house and could catch a fish and eat it too. I knew I had to express this bedazzlement of being as it was brimming over like a full-moon tide.”

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