Video of the Day: Earth's tiniest living organisms

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Try putting it together manualy, If you are using Text format instead of HTML format, some times it disconects the link. Here it is again together:

_This link does not open.Hughhttp :// www.youtube .com/ watch?v=Py-hutc 5ZNM You may want to send this link to your rs -- eye opening information that has been suppressed for over 40 years -- amazing video. The doctor who made this discovery of the world's tiniest living organisms that are in our blood, Dr. Naessens, is still alive -- in his 80's -- and working in Canada. Canadian citizens recently won a court case in his stead, defending his research and allowing it to be made available for Canadian citizens. Thanks for all you do to help open our eyes, Joe

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I've got it now, thank you.

Hugh

 

 

MedResearch <MedResearch121"1 @" Cc: hughman73 <hughman73Monday, July 21, 2008 12:56:48 PM Video of the Day: Earth's tiniest living organisms

 

 

Try putting it together manualy, If you are using Text format instead of HTML format,

some times it disconects the link.

 

Here it is again together: http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=Py-hutc5ZNM

 

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This link does not open.

Hugh

http :// www.youtube .com/ watch?v=Py-hutc 5ZNM

 

 

You may want to send this link to your rs -- eye opening information that has been suppressed for over

40 years -- amazing video. The doctor who made this discovery of the world's tiniest living organisms that are in

our blood, Dr. Naessens, is still alive -- in his 80's -- and working in Canada. Canadian citizens recently won a

court case in his stead, defending his research and allowing it to be made available for Canadian citizens.

 

Thanks for all you do to help open our eyes,

 

Joe