Morgellons spit test nano fibers from Chemtrails in everyone of us !!

don't freak out but i recommend you try to do this on yourself, and your fam, take simple red wine hold it in your mouth, 2 min, spit out, or take grapefruit juice the "high sugars variety" hold that in your mouth 2 mins, spit on to a shallow dish, and add rubbing alcohol and watch what the government has done to you, watch it squirm, and try to get away, i shit you not!!!, if you are easily disturbed and the truth is too scary a concept, for you to get your mind around, then do not watch this, it could fracture your psyche and send you into a state of denial, or shock, or both, so do no watch this clip and good luck!, your going to need it, to the few brave souls who take an opportunity to view this evidence, with a unbiased and objective mind, all i can say is we must continue to fight the fuckery ;) #peaceistheonlypathtoenlightenment

and this is defo not astringency. Astringency is the drying, roughing and sometimes puckering sensation that is experienced after tasting most red wines. Red wines also contain tannin's which can interact with your saliva (and the proteins therein) and cause a gritty sensation as well as bind together and form "super structures" which you can see, So, fairly obviously, if you swish wine or other tannin containing substances in your mouth for an extended period of time you are likely to find bits of stuff in it, once you spit it out. it does not however make them try to swim their way out of said container, while simultaneously gathering other fibrous strands to it's own mass, by spinning in a harmonically induce oscillation, like a flagellum tail to create a vortex of flowing current around itself, thereby pulling the other fibrous matter towards its own center of mass, in other words it's alive nano technology is a very real thing, however i havnt done this on myself yet!, as i dont have wine because i dont drink, so i shall have to get a mini shot later lol. i let you know, if you try it before me let me know what your results were ;)

Electron  microscopy of the Morgellons filaments reveals that they are not simple  solid forms, rather, they are complex structures with internal  structures. In some laboratory experiments these fibers have been shown  to re-assemble when they are separated, to squirm and pulsate and even to reproduce.

"Budding"  structures are apparent on the sides of the fiber at occasional  locations. The budding structures contain internal structures at the  roughly micron or sub-micron size. Budding structures also often contain  innumerable filaments within, measuring apparently at the sub-micron  level (Limit of equipment reached). Reproduction and growth of the  primary fiber structure may be closely linked to these budding  structures. The budding structures generally appear to be quite complex  in form, and create a defined structure and organization pattern.