"Strangely", none of the links are working. However, it is interesting to note that an organization like the SAA exists - "they" just don't want us to know about it or the link between Borrelia and Alzheimers!
Lymerick
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Message from the Spirochaetal Alzheimer's Association (SAA):
Spirochaetal Alzheimer's Association Launch Meeting in London with Dr. Alan Macdonald

Please visit the SAA website for details. SAA website

In the 1980's, American researcher Dr. Alan Macdonald found the first evidence that a spirochaete (type of bacteria) was involved in Alzheimer's dementia. The spirochete in question was Borrelia, a microbe which causes Lyme Disease and Relapsing Fever in humans as well as a number of animal diseases.

Dr. Macdonald spent several decades researching this connection. He found the specific DNA of Borrelia in 7 out of 10 autopsy brain specimens from Alzheimer's victims. Using state-of-the-art Molecular Beacon technology, he found the Borrelia DNA in the hippocampus (Alzheimer-associated memory centre of the brain). Moreover, he found the DNA precisely at the sites which are notorious pathological hallmarks of Alzheimer's Disease - the plaques (round diseased areas of brain tissue), and the sites of Granulovacuolar degeneration. Working independently from Dr. Macdonald, Swiss researcher Dr. Judith Miklossy also found Borrelia in specimens of autopsy Alzheimer brains. In addition, she found other spirochaetes belonging to the genus, or bacterial sub-type, of Treponema. These bacteria inhabit the mouth and are responsible for dental and gum infections...

Read more about spirochaete bacteria and Alzheimer's Disease.