COTTON
LINEN
SILK
CLOTHING CONTROL
CONNECTION
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COTTON is one of the most versatile fabrics known to man. It is easy to grow, easy to harvest, easy to form into thread. Until recently, almost all of our undergarments were manufactured of cotton, 100% cotton. Sometimes silk was used, and sometimes wool, but the typical undergarment fabric was cotton. In Biblical times, linen was widely used. For many years, cotton was also used extensively - ALONE, not in a blend - for tents, awnings, tarpaulins, belts, aprons, upholstery, military camouflage, bed sheets, pillowcases, tablecloths, curtains, blankets, rugs, shower curtains, robes, brassieres, underpants, undershirts, and socks.
There are many, many other uses for cotton, and it has ALWAYS been a reliable staple in the textile industry. According to my research, more than 3 out of 4 people in the world today wear cotton garments. Of all of the natural plant fibers known to man, COTTON apparently can be made into more different types of products - from diapers to explosives - than any other fiber.
COTTON was traditionally used for book-binding, paper, padding and cushions, upholstery and bandages. It is such a versatile commodity, that chemists have discovered various ways to treat it, so that it will be fireproof, waterproof, rot-proof, shrink-proof, and wrinkle-proof. It is so valuable and functional, that it can be used for durable, strong work clothes and rope - or spun into sheer, gossamer-like threads for lingerie. COTTON needs no blending, with wool, linen, silk, bamboo, or ANY other synthetic - it is very capable of standing on its own.
Haven't you ever heard the expression - "When Cotton was King"?
Why ruin a good thing?
Assuredly, they think no one knows. They are wrong, again. I know, and now - so do YOU. Of course, the CLOTHING CONTROL CONNECTION is just one more piece of the puzzle, but it is a deliberately HIDDEN piece, that very effectively masquerades as not being a puzzle piece - AT ALL! Most people will not believe what I have shared here, on the connections to CONTROLS that are in our clothes. That's OK - my job is just to TELL YOU - your job is to check it out. It's very easy, and
the material in this chapter tells you how to do it.
We can all rest assured -
the CONTROLLERS insured -
they'd make lots of blends -
to further their ends.
Which, of course, is MORE MONEY -
now isn't that funny?
They ruin our health -
to insure their own wealth.
And they think NO ONE KNOWS -
They CONTROL through OUR CLOTHES.
LINEN, which comes from the flax plant, is one of the strongest natural fibers known. It is used in products that require high strength, such as - sewing thread, fishing nets, fire hoses, tablecloths, napkins, wear suits, clothing apparel, surgical thread, decorative fabrics, bed linen, kitchen towels,
high quality paper, handkerchiefs, draperies upholstery, wall coverings, art canvases, luggage fabrics, and many other items.
Unfortunately, synthetics have largely replace the use of LINEN in many of these items, but linen is still used extensively in clothing, bedsheets, handkerchiefs, napkins, and tablecloths. It has the distinction of being highly absorbent, which is useful for dish towels, sheets, and pillowcases.
From the Table & Kitchen website, we read that LINEN reduces gamma radiation nearly by one-half, protects the human organism against solar radiation, does not cause allergic reactions and is helpful in treating a number of allergic disorders. It is helpful in the treatment of some neurological ailments, and effective in dealing with inflammatory conditions, reducing fever and regulating air ventilation. LINEN is highly hygroscopic. It is capable of absorbing and yielding moisture. It has been established that before giving a feeling of being wet, linen cloth can absorb as much as 20% of its dry weight. LINEN has high air permeability and heat conductivity properties. Heat conductivity of linen is 5 times as high as that of wool and 19 times as that of silk. LINEN is highly valued for its durability and long life. The tensile strength of linen thread is twice as high as that of cotton and three times that of wool. LINEN rejects dirt and does not get teaseled. [ That means that its nap is not easily raised.] Items made of it are easily laundered in hot water, may be boiled and dried in the sun, besides they may be hot-ironed thereby ensuring maximum sterilization. The more LINEN is washed, the softer and smoother it becomes. LINEN cloth has a smooth surface and luster and feels pleasant to the touch.
NOW, with all of the attributes, of LINEN, and the ease of washing, drying, and ironing it -
WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD THE LABELS INSTRUCT US NOT TO DO THOSE THINGS?
Because - when you use a HOT IRON, or CHLORINE BLEACH, or HOT WATER, or a HOT CLOTHES DRYER - you weaken the CONTROLS in the garment; in the label, in any buttons that are present, in the seams, and in the synthetic stitching, that's why!
SILK has been used for centuries to clothe man. Believe it or not, the United States is one of
the world's largest manufacturers of SILK products. SILK is extremely strong, about 1.66 times as strong as the same gauge and quantity of iron wire, and yet it is so smooth, that dirt has a hard time clinging to it. It is exceptionally cool in the summer, and cozy warm in the cold. Hosiery used to be made of SILK, not nylon - NOT ANY MORE! With the advent of nylon socks, bras, stockings, and panty hose, the health of the female populace at large took a sharp nose dive. If you will carefully examine any SILK clothing you have, you will invariably find that it is heavily stitched with nylon.
SILK is still extensively used for heavy brocade upholstery fabrics, neckties, clothing, and stringing pearls and beads. It is also used to make suits, shirts, and blouses, however - GOOD SILK is expensive, and very often cheaper garments have SILK on the label, but are really a blend of SILK
and synthetics. SILK is a bright fiber and has a natural shine, due to its construction - triangular
cross sections, with rounded corners. It has a smooth, soft texture that is not slippery, unlike many synthetic fibers. It is one of the strongest natural fibers, but loses up to 20% of its strength when wet. It has a good moisture regain of 11%. It can be weakened if exposed to too much sunlight. If left dirty, it may also be attacked by insects. Because SILK is a poor conductor of electricity it is
very susceptible to static cling.
Due to its absorbency, SILK is very comfortable to wear in warm weather, however, it is easily yellowed by perspiration. Its low conductivity keeps warm air close to the skin during cold weather.
It is often used for clothing such as shirts, blouses, formal dresses, high fashion clothes, negligees, pyjamas, robes, skirtsuits, sundresses and underwear.
SILK'S elegant, soft luster and beautiful drape makes it perfect for many furnishing applications. It is used for upholstery, wall coverings, rugs, bedding and wall hangings. It is also used to make some parachutes, bicycle tires, comforter filling and artillery gunpowder bags. Early bulletproof vests were made from silk in the era of blackpowder weapons until roughly World War I. A special manufacturing process makes it suitable as non-absorbable surgical sutures. Chinese doctors have used it to make prosthetic arteries. SILK cloth is also used as a material to write on.
It bears repeating:
"KNOWLEDGE REJECTED IS
A FEARSOME MASTER."
This page was last updated: October 28, 2022
subtly, secretly, silently, successfully...
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All right - let's take a closer look at natural fibers, and why they are HEALTHY for your body.
Natural fibers, and the fabrics made of them, have some very unique characteristics. First of all,
they are absorbent, and they BREATHE. Secondly, they are GOOD for your body - they actually encourage natural ENERGY flow. Thirdly, wool, silk, cotton, linen, and bamboo, among others, are EXCELLENT INSULATORS.
Below are just a few facts about natural fabrics that YOU NEED TO KNOW. If you will just ask God to show you the importance of the following information, you will quickly understand the reasons that 100% natural fabrics are beneficial to keep you DISCONNECTED
from a lot of THE OLYMPIANS' controls.
The opinions expressed here are purely mine. Any references to real people are purely --- INTENTIONAL.
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