On January 22nd I had a major operation. They opened a 13 centimer section of my spinal cord and removed a tumour. The doctors say they have never, in thousands of operations, ever seen a tumour like it. It looks like a salamander and has clearly defined eyes and a tail. I took a picture of it with my cell phone camera. It may be what was responsible for the weird visions I had of the nature of the universe. Since it was on my spinal cord it was directly attached to my brain. As I said before, it has what appears to be eyes and a mouth and the doctors reported some hard matter (spine?) in the tail of the creature. It was 8.3 cm long. I have asked the doctors for hi rez pictures. It has been sent to a lab for testing but results are not expected for 10 days. However, one of the doctors told me the tail seemed to have a bony structure in it. That is not something you would expect to find in a tumour made of nerve cells. Also, you can see what look like eyes. This really is bizzare. By the way, I feel just fine except for the fact they sawed open my back-bone. (Excerpted from email) Benjamin Fulford Ben sent me the photo...and here it is. Let us know your thoughts...please email to: webmaster Feedback: From TC I think that this is some kind of parasite, probably native to tropical regions. Parasites stranger than this are common in the tropical regions. If Ben had travelled to a tropical country recently and went hiking in the jungle, that's likely where it came from. It's also possible that a young version of this parasite was placed under his skin by his enemies. I'm not a doctor, but I'm sure if one looks for this in medical texts, it will show up as a tropical parasite. From M.A. Guinnane I've come to believe Fulford is a looney tunes type. I mean, all his talk about some Ninja telling the Illuminati to cool it or they're dead meat, etc. etc., makes me believe he's lost touch with reality. Completely. This eel that was in his spine supposedly . . . probably came out of a swamp somewhere and he fabricated the surgery story, delusional to the point of believing his own lies. Well, I hope I'm wrong. Wouldn't it be terrific if some trained assassins brought down the Illuminati? We tend to believe what we want to believe, however, till it becomes so far-fetched that your intellect refuses to swallow it. From Steve B. Hi there what ever this object is, would one say that this is a normal thing to remover from one's spine erea...i doubt it... i'm sure it must be some creature that like a ring worm has planted itself into his spine,, What ever it is.. 'WERID' YUK... must be an alien transplant From Ellen B. I seem to remember a doctor in California who had removed a lot of implants, and odd "stuff" from people. I'm going to do some digging, and will get back to you if I find his name.he might know something about this. I can't help but wonder if Ben's getting picked up while he's sleeping, by some strange folks/creatures? Maybe some hypnosis therapy will help him. Best of luck to you, Ben. You are in my prayers. Ellen B. From Patricia R. Thirty years ago I took a college-level course in parasitology(I am a med lab tech,by the way)and would have to say that whatever it is fits into the parasitic category. It is too large to be a bacterium, virus, rickettseae, etc. I know that the cause of Leishmoniasis Donovani enters near the ear and eyes and somehow enters the brain. Parasites need a healthy host from where they can attach and gain nutrients,etc. And they are usually more complex than the creatures one studies in microbiology. Was Mr. Fulford someplace where this could have entered through his anus or rectum? Possibly a hot-tub-like environment? That might explain the TYPE of parasite it is. Another explanation which is very bizaare is that certain nerves when misplaced can grow together into a kind of faux nervous system thus giving the appearance of an entirely different organism. Naturally, that is extremely rare. If possible, I would have the thing checked for DNA. It looks like a fish but in early stages so do many forms of embryos for humans, mammals, reptiles,etc. Just looking at it makes me think of one of those white goldfish-only with an odd tail developing into an unknown appendage. Goldfish are a kind of carp and carp live well on garbage and junk found in rivers. DO NOT THROW IT OUT UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS! It could re-attach itself to someone or something else! From Sam Ross It's possible that it's an undeveloped TWIN! From Don M. In response to the latest article about Benjamin Fulford: Are we to believe this is real? There is nothing on Fulford's website. Also who undergoes a major operation and goes back to work the next day? Is this an effort to make people think Fulford is delusional? Maybe he was delusional as "he" alluded to in this latest article? The "tumor" has eyes and a spinal cord next to Fulford's own spinal cord. This sounds like a parasite from the old Star Trek series or something from "Matrix". I am going to wait and see where this goes. Right now it seems very strange and coincidental considering Fulford's past articles. This is another example to remind me to be very careful to consider the sources of articles and be a critical reader. It's really difficult to separate fact from fiction when you are so removed from the original source. Sadly, I am skeptical about nearly everything I read or hear these days as a result. From John Remember that Vincent Price movie back in the 60"s ? The Tingler? That is what comes to mind when looking at the creature they retrieved from Mr. Fulford's spine. From Lynne Benedict There are rare medical instances where one of a set of twins stop developing in utero and is absorbed by it's sibling. The now single is born, grows and never knows it was actually a twin until something triggers the absorbed undeveloped fetus to begin developing again wherever it happened to lodge. It is then diagnosed as a tumor and removed surgically, only to be correctly diagnosed as a malformed twin after surgery. This looks like the same condition. I hope this helps From Tweishar Welcome to the world of modified genetics, airborne chemicals, and various types of radiation. We see the horrific results of depleted uranium on the unborn. Throw in the strange looking animals, puberty at age eight, and bee colony collapse, and a salamander tumor seems normal. The more the chemical, cell phone, and weapons industries deny risk, the more cases we seem to find. We are entering one of those science fiction movie scripts, just waiting for the monster created by chemicals and radiation. DNA is part of the balance of nature, and Monsanto, Lockeed, and AT&T are disrupting it. Maybe the barium and aluminum chemtrails will cause the migrating geese to lay golden eggs. From Leslie Bell s Looks like he had an undeveloped twin. Not uncommon. Usually the non-viable twin material is absorbed completely by the surviving twin in vitro, but due to the location in the bone it seems like it was impossible. Fulford might have developed into Siamese twins conjoined at the spine. Some children are born with partially or fully formed twins that usually present as large tumors. As they are obvious at birth, they are usually taken care of. Some are not discovered until adulthood, fully internal, and are common tabloid fodder. As this "twin" was at an extremely early embryonic stage, it's doubtful that it had any kind of a brain that could have been communicating with Fulford through his spine and nerves. The early Church taught that the soul entered the body at birth, not at conception, so it's doubtful that Fulford was communicating with his twin on the other side either. But we can't really be sure until we get there ourselves. At least he can rest assured that what happened to him isn't abnormal, or even that uncommon, and certainly not paranormal or extraterrestrial. I'm surprised the doctor didn't immediately know exactly what it was and just tell him.



