Comments about the “Professional analysis of the Lectroject Machine”

First Question is Qui Bono? (Who Benefits)

Some years ago I was in the Congo. A Pygmy got hold of my cigarette lighter and smashed it to see where the fire lived, finding nothing he handed it back and told me to make it work, it didn’t and so it was put down to fraud – white mans trickery.

The same thing seems to have happened to Lectroject. Warnings were issued that interference with the machine would render it inoperative. What was described as an unmarked white object, nothing more than a wire-nut to connect two wires together, causing a short was in fact a small, active component surrounded by protective beads. Interference with those wires would have turned the component into a fine grayish powder rendering the machine inoperative. This was the contents of the ceramic cone.

The Lesson here is that the Congolese Pygmy and the American Pygmy differ only in location. The disease they’ll carry forever. This “Professional” failed to note that the wiring did not lead into the so-called wire-nut; in fact the wiring was soldered to two pins protruding from that component – This The “Professional” didn’t even notice! (So much for Professional)

This “Analysis” followed a long process of hostile interrogation by a group of individuals which coincidently began at the time a large Multinational Pharmaceutical Company announced that they were spending $ 27 million to develop this same technology.

The final clue as to motive came when the “Professional” said our machine was a “SCAM” and that we must give all details of the component to prove that it wasn’t – Very good – If the “Professional’s” sponsors weren’t able to copy our machine, they no doubt would have paid a substantial sum to the “Professional” to get this info.

My advice to the sponsor – If anyone wants to engage in industrial espionage, at least use competent people! And if any person attempts to label Lectroject a “SCAM” then they are denigrating the very technology that they are attempting to develop at such high cost.

Conclusion

The attempt to label Lectroject a scam is a crude form of industrial sabotage which will return to haunt any person once their machine is on the market (We’ll ensure that this happens) and the attempts at industrial espionage are amateurish in the extreme. We reiterate that we will observe the principle of “Live and let live” and if anyone wishes our assistance, we are willing to negotiate.

Blondie et al

What Other Herpes Patients Have Asked

What test can proof a HSV cure? Is it true? How can hsv be proven cured or whatnot, is there a test to show the herpes virus is completely out of your system?

What are the risks of this Lectroject treatment on pregnant women and child? What are the risks from the treatment and medication used during pregnancy? How it can affect a pregnant woman and her child after birth?

Will I still be contagious, be able to transmit herpes? Will I still be contagious after using lectroject treatment? How long am I supposed to wait to take my blood test?

What test can identify that Herpes is gone? What test is it that can identify that Herpes is gone and not just in hiding, or maybe I should ask, "Is there a such a test? I had an out-brake Two weeks ...