>They are like the info bacteria exchange. That's the power of it.
>Innovation, Trading
>Synergy
Sounds like a proposal for mandatory fecal transplants.
Access to your alimentary canal is obtained much more directly elsewhere, Anon.
Anyone can buy, paint, and launch a drone these days. False flags or bloody shirts to order have never been easier to supply, and there is no need to train a martyr or compensate a martyr's survivors.
>No. certain bacteria are very interesting, they switch out information between themselves
Do human gut bacteria function in this way? Are humans sensitive to this 'information'? Do humans act as a individual 'colonies' with bacteria influencing human behaviors or responses?
>No, because this won't be for years, like a festering wound that never heals.
The Persians of Iran are not like the tribes of Iraq. Iran was conquered via a color revolution only fifty or so years ago. Iranians around the world still remember.
Surely there is an Imam hiding in a well somewhere that will save them?