A HISTORY TIMELINE OF POPULATION CONTROL

by Robert Howard
from WakeUpAmeria Web!ite
The following excerpt was taken from an outline of a Government Project:
T"e Wi#d#a$d! Pro%et.
...Humanity must drastically scale down its industrial activities on Earth, change its
consumption lifestyles, stabilize and then reduce the size of the human population by
humane means, and protect and restore wild ecosystems and the remaining wildlife
on the planet."
The Wildlands Project
The Tartars had the idea of infecting the enemy by catapulting bodies infected with
bubonic plague over the walls of the city of affa. !ome historians believe that this
event was the cause of the epidemic of plague that swept across medieval Europe
killing 25 million.
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The "ritish during the #rench$%ndian &ar. The 'ative (mericans greatly
outnumbered the "ritish and were suspected of being on the side of the #rench.
(s an "act of good will" the "ritish give blankets to the %ndians, but the blankets
came from a hospital that was treating smallpox victims and conse)uently
smallpox raged through the 'ative (merican community and devastated their
numbers.
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(ndrew *ackson, whose portrait appears on the +.!. ,-. bill today, supervised
the mutilation of /.. or more 0reek %ndian corpses, the bodies of men, women
and children that his troops had massacred, cutting off their noses to count and
preserve a record of the dead, slicing long strips of flesh from their bodies to tan
and turn into bridle reins. 1Historian &ard 0hurchill, A LITTLE MATTER OF
GENOI!E" #OLOA$%T AN! !ENIAL IN T#E AMERIA%& '()2 TO T#E
PRE%ENT 1!an #rancisco2 0ity 3ights "ooks, 45567. %!"' .$/6-/8$9-9$5.
pg.4/87 +.!. :residents (nd The ;asonic :ower !tructure
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Turkey established gun control. #rom 454<$4546, 4.< million (rmenians, unable
to defend themselves, were rounded up and exterminated.
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The modern history of "iological &arfare 1-W7 starts in 454/ with the *apanese
formation of a special section of the (rmy 1+nit 6947 dedicated to "&. The
thought at the time was "!cience and Technology are the ey=s to &inning &ar
and "& is the most cost effective."
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#lu pandemic that killed over -. million worldwide and over <..,... here in the
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+nlike the malignant twists of nature, ranging from bubonic plague through to
potato blight, which have killed masses throughout the ages, both the *ee+ an,
-it.itar/ 0ormone 1! cri2e2 were manmade. !crapie, the sheep e)uivalent of
"!E and 0*>, has been around for more than two centuries. !omewhat
differently, human spongiform encephalopathy was unheard of before two
?erman physicians, 0reutzfeldt and *akob, independently reported the initial
cases in the 45-.s. "!E, too, was unheard of until a decade after cattle 1aka
Ma, o37 began to be fed the protein$rich remains of scrapie$infected sheep to
accelerate their growth.
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The !oviet +nion established gun control. #rom 45-5 to 45<9, approximately -.
million dissidents, unable to defend themselves, were rounded up and
exterminated.
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3ess known to the public is that fluoride also accumulates in bones. "The teeth
are windows to what=s happening in the bones," explained :aul 0onnett,
:rofessor of 0hemistry at !t 3awrence +niversity, 'ew @ork, to these reporters.
%n recent years, pediatric bone specialists have expressed alarm about an
increase in stress fractures among young people in the +!. 0onnett and other
scientists are concerned that fluoride$linked to bone damage in studies since the
459.s$may be a contributing factor.
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*apan expanded its territory by taking over part of ;anchuria and +nit 694
moved in to secure "an endless supply of human experiment materials."
Essentially all prisoners of war were available for "iological &arfare 1"&7
experiments. *apanese &&%% Aeteran (dmits +nit 694 ?erm Tests
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>r. 0ornelius Bhoads, under the auspices of the Rocke+eller In2tit.te +or
Me,ical Inve2tigation2, infects human subCects with cancer cells. He later goes
on to establish the +.!. (rmy "iological &arfare facilities in ;aryland, +tah, and
:anama, and is named to the +.!. (tomic Energy 0ommission. &hile there, he
begins a series of radiation exposure experiments on (merican soldiers and
civilian hospital patients.
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T"e I$famo2! T2!ke3ee St2d4
%n recent history, we have seen the influence of occult population control
advocates here in (merica. 'owhere is that influence better demonstrated than
in the Tuskegee !tudy, a scientific research program in which D.. syphilis$
infected black men were recruited by the +.!. :ublic Health !ervice back in
459-. The participants were all told that they would be treated for their
infections, but instead of treating their illness, all medicines were withheld. The
black men were then actively prevented from obtaining treatment elsewhere as
their bodies, and the bodies of their wives and children, were systematically
ravaged by disease.

The evil men who conceived that 'azi$style study Custified their atrocity by
alleging that scientists needed to learn how untreated syphilis progressed in the
human body. #or a period of forty years, between 459- and 456-, the genoci,al
T.2kegee %t.,/ continued. %t was not until 456-, when one newspaper finally
had the courage to break the story to the public, that the Tuskegee !tudy was
finally terminated. The :opulation 0ontrol (genda
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The original lesson about the infectious nature of these brain diseases 1"mad
cow disease" or bovine spongiform encephalopathy 1"!E7 in cattle, and
0reutzfeldt$*akob disease 10*>7 in humans7 came from a 459D vaccine
catastrophe in the + which brought scrapie, or "mad sheep disease", to almost
<,... out of 4/,... lambs within two years of their immunization against
louping$ill virus infection.
Tracing back, scientists discovered that the vaccine serum was prepared from a
number of lambs whose dams had subse)uently developed scrapie, but the
significance of scrapie passing vertically from ewes to their lambs, and
horizontally from lamb to lamb by virtue of the vaccine inCections, was kept from
international eyes by a series of egotistical carry$ons which prevented the data
from reaching the pages of the scientific literature for a further 4< years.
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The :ellagra %ncident. (fter millions of individuals die from :ellagra over a span
of two decades, the +.!. :ublic Health !ervice finally acts to stem the disease.
The director of the agency admits it had known for at least -. years that
:ellagra is caused by a niacin deficiency but failed to act since most of the
deaths occurred within poverty$stricken black populations.
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0hina established gun control. #rom 45D/ to 45<-, -. million political dissidents,
unable to defend themselves, were rounded up and exterminated.
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?ermany established gun control in 459/ and from 4595 to 45D<, 8 to 6 million
*ews, gypsies, homosexuals, the mentally ill, and 4- million 0hristians who were
unable to defend themselves, were rounded up and exterminated.
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;argaret !anger organized her "'egro proCect," a program designed to
eliminate members of what she believed to be an "inferior race." ;argaret
!anger Custified her proposal because she believed that2
o "The masses of 'egroes ...particularly in the !outh, still breed carelessly
and disastrously, with the result that the increase among 'egroes, even
more than among whites, is from that portion of the population least
intelligent and fit..."
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#our hundred prisoners in 0hicago are infected with ;alaria in order to study
the effects of new and experimental drugs to combat the disease. 'azi doctors
later on trial at 'uremberg cite this (merican study to defend their own actions
during the Holocaust.
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*apanese planes sprayed bubonic plague over parts of 0hina. (t least <
separate instances of this occurring have been documented. %n 45D- "bacterial
bombs" were deployed on mainland 0hina but these attacks were determined to
be ineffective.
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The +nited !tates 1+!7 becomes aware of the *apanese efforts in "iological
&arfare 1"&7 and decided to start its own program. These acts were not the
only atrocities committed, however. The *apanese released thousands of
plague infested rats prior to their surrender, with unknown conse)uences. They
also tested on (merican :E&=s during the war and the +.!. ?overnment
apparently knew about it, but did nothing 1perhaps a worse atrocity7. These
people killed over 9... :E&s, including many (mericans, in a variety of grisly
experiments. &hat they did instead was to offer immunity to would$be war
criminals in exchange for the information the *apanese learned from these
experimentsF
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0hemical &arfare !ervices begins mustard gas experiments on approximately
D,... servicemen. The experiments continue until 45D< and made use of
!eventh >ay (dventists who chose to become human guinea pigs rather than
serve on active duty.
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?reat "ritain was also developing a program in "iological &arfare 1"&7. The
program focused on anthrax spores and their viability and "range of spread"
when delivered with a conventional bomb. The fateful ?ruinard %sland off the
coast of !cotland was chosen as the site for this testing. %t was thought that it
was far enough off the coast as too prevent any contamination of the mainland,
which later turned out to be false. The data gathered from these experiments
was used by both ?reat "ritain and the +.!. to develop bombs that were better
able to effectively disperse spores.
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(fter an outbreak of anthrax in sheep and cattle in 45D9 on the coast of
!cotland that directly faced ?ruinard, the "ritish decided to stop testing. ( tragic
conse)uence of this testing is that even today ?ruinard %sland is contaminated
with "acillus anthracis spores. The original idea for decontamination was to start
a brushfire that burned off the top of the soil and killed all traces of the
organisms. +nfortunately, the spores unexpectedly embedded themselves in
the soil so total decontamination of the island wasGis impossible. (s long as no
ground is disturbed, we are supposedly safe, but birds that travel back and forth
from mainland to island probably don=t know thisF
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:lanning began in 45D9 with the appointment of a special 'ew @ork !tate
Health >epartment committee to study the advisability of adding fluoride to
'ewburgh=s drinking water. The chairman of the committee was, again, >r
Harold 0. Hodge, then chief of fluoride toxicity studies for the ;anhattan :roCect.
!ubse)uent members of the committee included Henry 3. "arnett, a captain in
the :roCect=s ;edical !ection, and *ohn &. #ertig, in 45DD with the Effice of
!cientific Besearch and >evelopment$the super$secret :entagon group which
sired the ;anhattan :roCect.

Their military affiliations were kept secret. Hodge was described as a
pharmacologist, "arnett as a pediatrician. :laced in charge of the 'ewburgh
proCect was >avid ". (st, chief dental officer of the 'ew @ork !tate Health
>epartment. (st had participated in a key secret wartime conference on fluoride,
held by the ;anhattan :roCect in *anuary 45DD, and later worked with >r Hodge
on the :roCect=s investigation of human inCury in the 'ew *ersey incident,
according to once$secret memos.
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( ;anhattan :roCect memorandum of -5 (pril 45DD states2
o "0linical evidence suggests that uranium hexafluoride may have a rather
marked central nervous system effect... %t seems most likely that the #
Hcode for fluorideI component rather than the T Hcode for uraniumI is the
causative factor."

The memo, from a captain in the medical corps, is stamped !E0BET and is
addressed to 0olonel !tafford &arren, head of the ;anhattan :roCect=s ;edical
!ection. 0olonel &arren is asked to approve a program of animal research on
0'! effects.
o "!ince work with these compounds is essential, it will be necessary to
know in advance what mental effects may occur after exposure... This is
important not only to protect a given individual, but also to prevent a
confused workman from inCuring others by improperly performing his
duties.
The author of the 45DD 0'! research proposal attached to the -5 (pril memo
was >r Harold 0. Hodge $ at the time, chief of fluoride toxicology studies for the
+niversity of Bochester division of the ;anhattan :roCect.
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&hen a severe pollution incident occurred downwind of the E.%. >u:ont de
'emours 0ompany chemical factory in >eepwater, 'ew *ersey. The factory
was then producing millions of pounds of fluoride for the ;anhattan :roCect
whose scientists were racing to produce the world=s first atomic bomb. The
farms downwind in ?loucester and !alem counties were famous for their high$
)uality produce.
Their peaches went directly to the &aldorf (storia Hotel in 'ew @ork 0ityJ their
tomatoes were bought up by 0ampbell=s !oup. "ut in the summer of 45DD the
farmers began reporting that their crops were blighted2 "!omething is burning up
the peach crops around here." They said that poultry died after an all$night
thunderstorm, and that farm workers who ate produce they=d picked would
sometimes vomit all night and into the next day.
o "% remember our horses looked sick and were too stiff to work," ;ildred
?iordano, a teenager at the time, told these reporters.
!ome cows were so crippled that they could not stand upJ they could only graze
by crawling on their bellies. The account was confirmed in taped interviews with
:hilip !adtler 1shortly before he died7, of %a,tler La*oratorie2 o+ P0ila,el-0ia,
one of the nation=s oldest chemical consulting firms. !adtler had personally
conducted the initial investigation of the damage.

The farmers were stonewalled in their search for information about fluoride=s
effects on their health, and their complaints have long since been forgotten. "ut
they unknowingly left their imprint on history2 their complaints of inCury to their
health reverberated through the corridors of power in &ashington and triggered
intensive, secret, bomb program research on the health effects of fluoride.
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+.!. 'avy uses human subCects to test gas masks and clothing. %ndividuals
were locked in a gas chamber and exposed to mustard gas and lewisite.

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'ewburgh=s water was fluoridated, and over the next 4. years its residents were
studied by the 'ew @ork !tate Health >epartment.
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;uch of the original proof that fluoride is safe for humans in low doses was
generated by ($bomb program scientists who had been secretly ordered to
provide "evidence useful in litigation" against defense contractors for fluoride
inCury to citizens. The first lawsuits against the (merican ($bomb program were
not over radiation, but over fluoride damage, the documents show. Human
studies were re)uired. "omb program researchers played a leading role in the
design and implementation of the most extensive +! study of the health effects
of fluoridating public drinking water, conducted in 'ewburgh, 'ew @ork, from
45D< to 45<<.
Then, in a classified operation code$named ":rogram #", they secretly gathered
and analyzed blood and tissue samples from 'ewburgh citizens with the
cooperation of 'ew @ork !tate Health >epartment personnel. The original,
secret version 1obtained by these reporters7 of a study published by :rogram #
scientists in the A.g.2t ')(4 1o.rnal o+ t0e American !ental A22ociation shows
that evidence of adverse health effects from fluoride was censored by the $%
Atomic Energ/ ommi22ion 1(E07$considered the most powerful of 0old &ar
agencies$for reasons of "national security".
The bomb program=s fluoride safety studies were conducted at the +niversity of
Bochester$site of one of the most notorious human radiation experiments of the
0old &ar, in which unsuspecting hospital patients were inCected with toxic doses
of radioactive plutonium. The fluoride studies were conducted with the same
ethical mindset, in which "national security" was paramount.
Hitler claimed to have gotten his inspiration for the "final solution" from the
extermination of 'ative (mericans in the +.!
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"y then, as the 45<.s dawned, mad sheep disease was shown in the +nited
!tates to Cump the species barrier when a scrapie$infected food supplement
brought a similar brain illness to farm$raised mink in 45D6. "y this stage, the
medico$scientific fraternity was intensely preoccupied with another incurable
brain illness, kuru, which had reached epidemic proportions amongst the #ore
people living in the highlands of 'ew ?uinea.

(nthropologists from the +niversity of (delaide unraveled a chain of events to
trace the origin of k.r. back to the reverent consumption of deceased tribal
members= bodies. uru was essentially eradicated by 'ew ?uinean authorities
acting in 45<5 on the anthropological clue to outlaw the eating of human flesh.
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The 0%( begins its study of 3!> as a potential weapon for use by (merican
intelligence. Human subCects 1both civilian and military7 are used with and
without their knowledge.
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+.!. (rmy begins -. years of simulated germ warfare attacks against (merican
cities, conducting at least -95 open air tests. see 0hemtrail=s
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Ene of the biggest experiments involved the use of %erratia marce2cen2 and
*acill.2 glo*igi being sprayed over 446 s)uare miles of the !an #rancisco area,
causing pneumonia$like infections in many of the residents. The family of one
elderly man who died in the test sued the government, but lost. To this day,
syraceus is a leading cause of death among the elderly in the !an #rancisco
area.
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>epartment of >efense begins plans to detonate nuclear weapons in desert
areas and monitor downwind residents for medical problems and mortality rates.
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+.!. military releases clouds of zinc cadmium sulfide gas over &innipeg, !t.
3ouis, ;inneapolis, #ort &ayne, the ;onocacy Biver Aalley in ;aryland, and
3eesburg, Airginia. Their intent is to determine how efficiently they could
disperse chemical agents.
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0%( initiates :roCect ;+3TB(. This is an eleven year research program
designed to produce and test drugs and biological agents that would be used for
mind control and behavior modification. !ix of the subproCects involved testing
the agents on unwitting human beings.
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(nother case was the Coint (rmy$0%( "& test in 45<<, still classified, in which
an undisclosed bacteria was released in the Tampa "ay region of #lorida,
causing a dramatic increase in whooping cough infections, including twelve
deaths.
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The !oviet +nion accused the +.!. of using biological weapons in orea, which
lead them to threaten future use of 0hemical and "iological weapons. This
changed the focus of the +.!. program to a more defensive one. "efore this, the
bulk of the research was based at #t. >etrick and used "surrogate biological
agents" to model more deadly organisms. ;ost of the offensive tests were
based on "secret spraying" of organisms over populated areas. This program
was 1supposedly7 shut down in 4585.

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0ambodia established gun control. #rom 456< to 4566, one million "educated"
people, unable to defend themselves, were rounded up and exterminated.
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+.!. military releases mos)uitoes infected with @ellow #ever over !avannah,
?a and (von :ark, #l. #ollowing each test, (rmy agents posing as public health
officials test victims for effects.
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3!> is tested on 5< volunteers at the (rmy=s 0hemical &arfare 3aboratories for
its effect on intelligence.
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The Arm/ A22i2tant 0ie+5o+5%ta++ +or Intelligence 1(0!%7 authorizes field testing
of 3!> in Europe and the #ar East. Testing of the European population is code
named :roCect TH%B> 0H('0EJ testing of the (sian population is code named
:roCect >EB"@ H(T.

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The mass vaccination campaigns of the 45<.s and =8.s may be causing
hundreds of deaths a year because of a cancer$causing virus that contaminated
the first polio vaccine, according to scientists. nown as !AD., the virus came
from dead monkeys whose kidney cells were used to culture the first !alk
vaccines. >octors estimate that the virus was inCected into tens of millions during
the vaccination campaigns, including several million in 0anada, before being
detected and screened out in 4589. Those born between 45D4 and 4584 are
thought to be most at risk of having been infected.

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?uatemala established gun control. #rom 458D to 45/4, 4..,... ;ayan
%ndians, unable to defend themselves, were rounded up and exterminated.

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(spartame is the technical name for the brand names, 'utra!weet, E)ual,
!poonful, and E)ual$;easure. (spartame was discovered by accident in 458<,
when *ames !chlatter, a chemist of ?.>. !earle 0ompany was testing an anti$
ulcer drug. (spartame was approved for dry goods in 45/4 and for carbonated
beverages in 45/9.

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0%( and >epartment of >efense begin :roCect ;!E(B0H, a program to
develop a capability to manipulate human behavior through the use of mind$
altering drugs.

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:risoners at the Holmesburg !tate :rison in :hiladelphia are subCected to
dioxin, the highly toxic chemical component of (gent Erange used in Aiet 'am.
The men are later studied for development of cancer, which indicates that (gent
Erange had been a suspected carcinogen all along.

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0%( initiates :roCect ;E#TE', a program to test the toxicological effects of
certain drugs on humans and animals.

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The virus "acillus subtilis was released throughout the 'ew @ork subway
system, conducted by the +.!. (rmy=s !pecial Eperations >ivision. >ue to the
vast number of people exposed it would virtually impossible to identify, let alone
prove, and specific health problems resulting directly from this test.

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0%( and >epartment of >efense implement :roCect ;'(E;%, successor to
;+3TB( and designed to maintain, stockpile and test biological and chemical
weapons.

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0%( experiments with the possibility of poisoning drinking water by inCecting
chemicals into the water supply of the #>( in &ashington, >.0.

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:roCect E#TE'G0H%0&%T was initiated by the (rmy 0hemical 0orps and the
0%(=s Effice of Besearch and >evelopment to create new drug compounds "that
could be used offensively." Hallucinogens were tested on inmates in
:ennsylvania, but very little is known about the experiments.
o "0%( documents mention =several laboratory accidents= in which a drug
designated as E($9486 produced =prolonged psychotic effects in
laboratory personnel= "

+.!. (rmy dispenses "acillus subtilis variant niger throughout the 'ew @ork 0ity
subway system. ;ore than a million civilians are exposed when army scientists
drop light bulbs filled with the bacteria onto ventilation grates. %t would appear
that the 0%(=s drug testing continued throughout the 456.s since, "( 0%( memo
dated ;arch /, 4564, indicates that a backlog of more than twenty$six thousand
drugs had been ac)uired =for future screening="

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The Hong ong flu, which was influenza ( type H9'-, killed over 9.,... people
in the +.!. alone. That was a fortuitous learning event for some because it
taught them that the flu could still conceivably be used to wipe out a population.
"ut at the same time, it pointed out the need to precondition the populace so
that those who might normally be resistant could be rendered susceptible.
Hence the development of the vaccine program and the aerial spraying
procedures to condition the population. The purpose of the chemicals in the
chemtrail=s is to help the viral envelope fuse with lung cells, permitting easier
penetration and infection.

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(t a House (ppropriations hearing, the !e+en2e !e-artment62 7iological
8ar+are 1"&7 division re)uested funds to develop through gene$splicing a new
disease that would both resist and break down a victim=s immune system.
o "&ithin the next < to 4. years it would probably be possible to make a new
infective micro$organism which could differ in certain important respects
from any known disease$causing organisms. ;ost important of these is
that it might be refractory to the immunological and therapeutic processes
upon which we depend to maintain our relative freedom from infectious
diseases."

The funds were approved. (%>! appeared within the re)uested time frame, and
has the exact characteristics specified.

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+ganda established gun control. #rom 4564 to 4565, 9..,... 0hristians, unable
to defend themselves, were rounded up and exterminated.

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The 8orl, #ealt0 Organi9ation 1&.H.E.7 published a similar proposal2
o "(n attempt should be made to ascertain whether viruses can in fact exert
selective effects on immune function, e.g., by ...affecting T cell function as
opposed to " cell function. The possibility should also be looked into that
the immune response to the virus itself may be impaired if the infecting
virus damages more or less selectively the cells responding to the viral
antigens."

1"ulletin of the &.H.E., vol. D6, p -<6$ -6D.7 This is a clinical description of the
function of the (%>! virus.

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%t was discovered that black children as young as age five were having
psychosurgery performed on them at the +niversity of ;ississippi in *ackson in
order to control "hyperactive" and "aggressive" behavior. Their brains were
being implanted with electrodes that were heated up to melt areas of the brain
that regulate emotion and intellect. &hen we first opposed these experiments,
and eventually stopped them, we did so despite resistance from organized
psychiatry and the research community.

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The incidence of (%>! infections in (frica coincides exactly with the locations of
the &.H.E. smallpox vaccination program in the mid$456.=s 13ondon Times,
;ay 44, 45/67. !ome 4D,... Haitians then on +' secondment to 0entral (frica
were also vaccinated in this campaign. :ersonnel actually conducting the
vaccinations may have been completely unaware that the vaccine was anything
other than what they were told.

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Two neuroscientists, 3aura and 1the late7 Eli ;anuelides, from @ale +niversity in
the +!, went on to illustrate by 456< that inCections of human blood, like
inCections of brain taken from kuru and 0*> victims, transmitted the disease
across the species barrier to laboratory animals. Their prophetic, but unheeded,
message implied that blood was the vehicle that carried the agent of 0*>
around the body until it chanced upon an hospitable residence like the brain.
This meant that the blood route was the key to the transmission of 0*> from a
primary host to a secondary host.

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The virus section of #ort >etrick=s enter +or 7iological 8ar+are Re2earc0 is
renamed the #redrick 0ancer Besearch #acilities and placed under the
supervision of the 'ational 0ancer %nstitute 1'0%7 . %t is here that a special virus
cancer program is initiated by the +.!. 'avy, purportedly to develop cancer$
causing viruses. %t is also here that retrovirologists isolate a virus to which no
immunity exists. %t is later named HT3A 1Human T$cell 3eukemia Airus7.

O$ Otober 59 &,'(
o ...Cust as the so$called "!&%'E #3+" inoculation program was getting
under way, news reports suddenly told us that we were experiencing
fallout from an alleged 0hinese atmospheric nuclear blast on !eptember
-8. Eddly enough, the initial reports about this came from the East 0oast,
especially :ennsylvania, 'ew *ersey, >elaware, and 0onnecticutJ but
certain areas of the :acific 'orthwest were soon mentioned as being
affected too.

&e were told that radioactive iodine$494 was showing up in milk at various
locationsJ but we were also assured, as we invariably are whenever any
radioactive hazard appears, that there was really no danger. %n the days
that followed we continued to hear about the supposed 0hinese fallout,
but other things probably seemed even more worrisome. #or example,
elderly people began dying of heart attacks shortly after taking swine flu
shots, causing widespread alarm at first. "ut the ?overnment )uickly
assured us that their deaths didn=t really matter at all, that they would have
died anywayJ and the swine flu inoculation program went right back into
high gear.
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The Coint ?"$0%( chemical warfare experimentation program began in
:hiladelphia at the (merican 3egion 0onvention. ( convenient test group was
assembled, and it was exploited. >ata was desired for the effects of a
formulation of the new family of poisons on older men in particular, and the
(merican 3egion 0onvention was chosen as the perfect target. (erosol spray
cans containing poisoned room freshener were used to selectively saturate the
atmosphere of the 3egionnaires. (fterwards the special spray cans were taken
from the hotel, leaving the city by airplane from a small airport on the northwest
side of :hiladelphia. Two of the active ingredients in the poison that produced
the 3egionnaires >isease were plutonium and zirconium. >r. :eter "eter

A232!t &,'(
(bout a month after t0e Legionnaire e-i2o,e, and had )uite a different purposeJ
and so a different poison formula was used. :lutonium was again an ingredient,
as it is in the entire line of chemical warfare agents now being testedJ but this
time the formula was designed for very rapid effect with the victims receiving a
massive dose. En a day late in (ugust two (ir #orce 0$4D4 !tarlifter transport
aircraft that were preparing to leave ;c?uire (ir #orce "ase in 'ew *ersey on
flights over the (tlantic were sabotaged by the placement in their cockpits of
concealed canisters of poison gas, rigged so that the gas would be released in
flights without being detected.

The two planes left ;c?uire at nearly the same time, and crashed within hours
of one another when approaching separate destinations in ?reenland and
England. The very next day, with the wreckage of the aircraft hardly cooled, a
:entagon spokesman said, )uote2
o "!abotage does not appear to be a factor. %t=s not even being considered
as a factor."

Efficials also said there was no apparent connection between the crashes.
(pparently leaving the same (ir "ase at practically the same time and then
crashing almost simultaneously without warning is not supposed to suggest the
possibility of anything but coincidence. 'o doubt it is also coincidence that
;c?uire (ir #orce "ase, the origin of these two strange fatal flights, is right next
door to #ort >ix where the whole swine flu cover$up scare originatedF
>r. :eter "eter

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'obel :rize went to (merican scientist 0arleton ?aCdusek for his experiments
demonstrating that inCections of kuru brain 145867 and 0*> brain 145857
reproduced similar illnesses in chimpanzees.
( striking feature of (%>! is that it=s ethno$selective. The rate of infection is
twice as high among "lacks, 3atinos and 'ative (mericans as among whites,
with death coming two to three times as swiftly. (nd over /.K of the children
with (%>! and 5.K of infants born with it are among these minorities. "Et0nic
3ea-on2" that would strike certain racial groups more heavily than others have
been a long$standing +.!. (rmy "& obCective. 1Harris and :axman, p -8<7
The "discovery" of the AI!% vir.2 1HT3A97 was announced by >r. Bobert ?allo
at the 'ational 0ancer %nstitute, which is on the grounds of #ort >etrick,
;aryland, a primary +.!. (rmy biological warfare research facility.

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!enate hearings on Health and !cientific Besearch confirm that -95 populated
areas had been contaminated with biological agents between 45D5 and 4585.
!ome of the areas included !an #rancisco, &ashington, >.0., ey &est,
:anama 0ity, ;inneapolis, and !t. 3ouis.

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The Hepatitis " vaccine study appears to have been the initial means of planting
the infection in 'ew @ork 0ity. The test protocol specified non$monogamous
males only, and homosexuals received a different vaccine from heterosexuals.
(t least -<$<.K of the first reported 'ew @ork (%>! cases in 45/4 had received
the Hepatitis " test vaccine in 456/. "y 45/D, 8DK of the vaccine recipients had
(%>!, and the figures on the current infection rate for the participants of that
study are held by the +.!. >epartment of *ustice, and "unavailable."

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Even as the understanding of spongiform encephalopathy increased, various
human pituitary hormone programs in countries such as (ustralia, #rance, 'ew
Lealand, the +nited ingdom and +nited !tates were attracting hefty
government sponsorships. #ew of the programs= stalwarts caught on to the
implications of the ;anuelides= experiments, and unsuccessful attempts
between the years of 456/ and 45/6 to filter the 0*> agent out of the pituitary
hormones being inCected into unsuspecting short$statured children and infertile
women were left to one of this era=s rare visionaries, "ritish scrapie expert (lan
>ickinson.

(t about the same time, a "ritish Boyal 0ommission on Environmental :ollution
in 4565 raised the possibility that the unregulated cycling of protein$rich sheep
remains back into animal feed might spread scrapie to cattle, as it had done to
farm mink in the +! three decades beforehand, via the oral route.

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There was an explosion at a !oviet plant in !verdlosk and an outbreak of
anthrax followed. (t the time, all accusations of "& research were vigorously
denied by !oviet officials, with the explanation that anthrax outbreaks can occur
naturally and that the explosion was merely a coincidence.

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( well$dressed, articulate stranger visited the office of the El*erton Granite
Fini20ing om-an/ and announced that he wanted to build an edifice to
transmit a message to mankind. He identified himself as B. 0. 0hristian, but it
soon became apparent that was not his real name. He said that he represented
a group of men who wanted to offer direction to humanity, but to date, almost
two decades later, no one knows who B. 0. 0hristian really was, or the names
of those he represented. !everal things are apparent.

The messages engraved on the ?eorgia ?uidestones deal with four maCor
fields2
o 147 ?overnance and the establishment of a world government,
o 1-7 :opulation and reproduction control,
o 197 The environment and man=s relationship to nature, and
o 1D7 !pirituality.
%n the public library in Elberton, % found a book written by the man who called
himself B.0. 0hristian. % discovered that the monument he commissioned had
been erected in recognition of Thomas :aine and the occult philosophy he
espoused. %ndeed, the ?eorgia ?uidestones are used for occult ceremonies and
mystic celebrations to this very day. Tragically, only one religious leader in the
area had the courage to speak out against t0e American %tone0enge, and he
has recently relocated his ministry. The ?eorgia ?uidestones

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(spartame was invented by the ? > !earle 0o. ac)uired by ;onsanto in 45/<.
#or 48 years #>( refused to approve it until 45/4 when 0ommissioner (rthur
Hayes overruled the obCections of a :ublic "oard of %n)uiry and the protests of
the (merican !oft >rink (ssociation and blessed it. The tests submitted by
!earle were so bad the >epartment of *ustice, initiated prosecution of !earle for
fraud. Then the defense lawyers hired the prosecutors, !am !kinner and &m.
0onlon, and the case expired when the statute of limitations ran out.
(spartameG'utrasweet, a toxin that blinds, drops intelligence, eradicates
memory, grows brain tumors and other cancers, brings fatigue.

>epression, (>>, panic, rage, paranoia, diabetes, seizures, suicide and death.
This toxin is supported by unlimited advertising and the manufacturers pay off
the American !iatetic2 A22ociation, the American !ia*etic2 A22ociation, the
AMA, and whomever else, to convince us its safe as rain. These lies are backed
by a #ederal "ureaucracy knowing it may kill your child, but the bureaucrat who
approved the poison got a fat Cob as have many of his successors. !uppose this
government watchdog, ignoring thousands of consumer complaints, has
become an (ttack >og protecting corporate corruption.

This is the bitter reality of (spartameG'utrasweet, ;onsanto, the #>(, 0oca
0ola, :epsi, and the hundreds of food, drink and drug makers who add to their
products a known poison 0onceived in #raud and >edicated to the :roposition
that :rofit is all that ;attersF 1They=re :oisoning Eur ids $ (spartame &arning
The #acts #rom "etty ;artin ;ission$:ossible$+!(Maltavista.net7
>r ;iguel (. "aret of the >ominican Bepublic removed milk from 98. children=s
diets, because cow=s milk has a specific protein that can cause diabetes,
especially in children. They drank Cuice laced with aspartame instead and many
developed
o "abnormal restlessness, lack of concentration, irritability and depression."

&hen >r "aret removed it2
o "The results were astonishing. Their symptoms disappeared in D$8 days in
(33 of themF"

Thank you, >r "aret, for this study showing what aspartame does to the brains
of our kidsF

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The first detailed charges regarding (%>! as a "& weapon were published in
the :atriot newspaper in 'ew >elhi, %ndia. %t is hard to say where the
investigations of this story in the %ndian press might have led, if they had not
been sidetracked by two maCor domestic disasters shortly thereafter2 the
assassination of %ndira ?andhi on Ect. 94 and the "hopal +nion 0arbide plant
"accident" that killed several thousand and inCured over -..,... on >ec. 9.

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The first of the fatal legacies of this form of medical madness emerged with four
cases of 0*> in human pituitary growth hormone$treated children.

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(ccording to the Procee,ing2 o+ t0e National Aca,em/ o+ %cience2 1/92D..6$
D.447, H%A and A%!'( are highly similar and share all structural elements,
except for a small segment which is nearly identical to HT3A. This leads to
speculation that HT3A and A%!'( may have been linked to produce a new
retrovirus to which no natural immunity exists.

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>r 3ouis Elsas, :rofessor of :ediatrics N ?enetics at Emory +niversity, testified
before 0ongressJ
o "(spartame is in fact a well known neurotoxin and teratogen Htriggers birth
defectsI which in some undefined dose will irreversibly in the developing
child or fetal brain, produce adverse effects % am particularly angry at this
type of advertising that is promoting the sale of a neurotoxin in the
childhood age group." H'ov -, 45/6I

'eurosurgeon Bussell "laylock, ;>, declares (spartame is a toxin like arsenic
and cyanide that causes confusion, disorientation, seizures, cancer, pancreatic,
uterine, ovarian and brain tumors and leads to (lzheimer=s. Bead Excitotoxins,
the Taste That ills H<.<$D6D$.9.9I. Hear >r. "laylock=s radio interview on
www.dorway.com=

0ourageous whistleblowers like these have spoken in three congressional
hearings, but industry=s lobbying and political action keep the poison in the foods
of the world. Eur recourse as consumers is personal communication since the
media is paid by advertising to push 'utrasweetGE)ualG>iet 0oke, etc..

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>epartment of >efense admits that, despite a treaty banning research and
development of biological agents, it continues to operate research facilities at
4-6 facilities and universities around the nation.

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>uring which time the number of #rench children at risk of growth$hormone$
related 0*> had practically doubled, the first #rench children fulfilled that tragic
legacy. %n 4559, those responsible for this travesty were threatened with
manslaughter charges. "y 4556, #rance had half of the world=s 4..$plus cases
of pituitary hormone$related 0*>.

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;ore than 4<.. six$month old black and Hispanic babies in 3os (ngeles are
given an "experimental" measles vaccine that had never been licensed for use
in the +nited !tates. 0>0 later admits that parents were never informed that the
vaccine being inCected to their children was experimental.

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(lthough the general eliti2m o+ 0.man5-it.itar/ -rogram2 restricted this brand of
medical madness to 'orth (merica, Europe and (ustralasian, Third &orld
children and women did not altogether escape the insanity of applying
#rankenstein medicine to social conditions. ( medical report in 4554 linked the
0*> death of a young "razilian man, like those of five youthful 'ew Lealand
men and women, with a childhood treatment involving pituitary growth hormone
obtained from the +!.

+nfortunately, the fate of women in ;exico 0ity whose breasts were inCected
with +! pituitary hormones in an appalling experiment to increase the volume of
milk in lactating mothers 1some already pregnant again7 will probably never be
known.

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%t was discovered the federal violence initiative $ the federal government=s
agency $ wide plan to go into (merica=s inner cities to experiment on children in
the hope of finding genetic and biological causes for violence. &e opposed this
program as racist and abusive of children. Eur efforts led to the cancellation of
this program. %t also led the chief sponsor of the program, psychiatrist #rederick
?oodwin, to resign from his post as director of '%;H and to leave a career in
the government. The fenfluramine studies at 0olumbia and Oueens 0ollege are
part of the violence initiative. They were created under its umbrella before it was
cancelled. They confirm our fears that while the public aspects of the violence
initiative were withdrawn, the actual individual proCects continue unabated.

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"oris @eltsin confirmed that anthrax was being researched at !verdlosk and
vowed to stop all "!oviet" "& research. +nfortunately, defectors have
contradicted @eltsin and there are rumors that although the =official government=
statement and ideal may be an elimination of biological weapons, the military is
still actively pursuing a "& program on its own.

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The #>( approved aspartame as an ingredient in numerous food items that
would always be heated to above /8Pdegrees # 19.P>egrees 07. (n act that can
only be described as "unconscionable"

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Ene has only to learn what really happened to the 0hristians in Bwanda
between (pril and *uly of 455D to imagine what may lie in store for 0hristians
here in (merica at some time in the not$too$distant future. (fter the 0hristian
Tutsis had been disarmed by governmental decree in the early 455.s, Hutu$led
military forces began to systematically massacre the defenseless 0hristians.
The massacre began in (pril 455D and continued until *uly 455D. +sing
machetes rather than bullets, the Hutu forces were able to create a state of
abCect fear and terror within the helpless 0hristian population as they
systematically butchered hundreds of thousands of them.

The +nited 'ations immediately convened hearings on the genocide taking
place in Bwanda, but ;adeline (lbright, the (merican (mbassador to the
+nited 'ations, argued strenuously that neighboring (frican nations should not
be allowed to intervene until the "civil war had come to an end." %n reality, of
course, there was no civil war since those being slaughtered had no weapons
with which to defend themselvesJ it was simply a matter of mass murder. %n
addition to blocking intervention by neighboring nations, ;adeline (lbright also
insisted that the word "genocide" must not be used, and that the +nited 'ations
forces stationed in Bwanda were not to be allowed to intervene. %n the three
months that followed, between one$half and three$)uarters of a million
0hristians were systematically dismembered, hacked to death, and slaughtered
in the bloody carnage that ensued.

Tens of thousands of 0hristians were murdered in their churchesJ tens of
thousands more were murdered in their hospitals and in their schools. En
several occasions, +nited 'ations soldiers stationed in Bwanda actually handed
over helpless 0hristians under their protection to members of the Hutu militia.
They then stood by as their screaming charges were unceremoniously hacked
to pieces. (t the end of the carnage, in late *uly 455D, the (merican
government rewarded the Hutu murderers with millions of dollars in foreign aid.

!trangely, the (merican press has remained silent !ubversion Ef The #ree
:ress "y The 0%( about the fact that almost all of those who were slaughtered
were 0hristians, and it was the policies of our government that were primarily
responsible for blocking efforts by neighboring (frican countries to intervene.
The :opulation 0ontrol (genda

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&ith a techni)ue called "gene tracking," >r. ?arth 'icolson at the ;> (nderson
0ancer 0enter in Houston, TQ discovers that many returning >esert !torm
veterans are infected with an altered strain of ;ycoplasma incognitus, a microbe
commonly used in the production of biological weapons. %ncorporated into its
molecular structure is D. percent of the H%A protein coat, indicating that it had
been man$made. !ee also The Besnick %nterview with :eter awaCa and Ex$
'!( (gent *oe *ordan

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>r :hyllis ;ullenix, former head of toxicology at #orsyth >ental 0enter in "oston
and now a critic of fluoridation. (nimal studies which ;ullenix and co$workers
conducted at #orsyth in the early 455.s indicated that fluoride was a powerful
central nervous system 10'!7 toxin and might adversely affect human brain
functioning even at low doses. 1'ew epidemiological evidence from 0hina adds
support, showing a correlation between low$dose fluoride exposure and
diminished %O in children.7 ;ullenix=s results were published in 455< in a
reputable peer$reviewed scientific Cournal.

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The +niversity of Bochester=s classified fluoride studies, code$named ":rogram
#", were started during the war and continued up until the early 45<.s. They
were conducted at its (tomic Energy :roCect 1(E:7, a top$secret facility funded
by the (E0 and housed at !trong ;emorial Hospital. %t was there that one of
the most notorious human radiation experiments of the 0old &ar took place, in
which unsuspecting hospital patients were inCected with toxic doses of
radioactive plutonium. Bevelation of this experiment $ in a :ulitzer :rize winning
account by Eileen &elsome $ led to a 455< +! presidential investigation and a
multimillion$dollar cash settlement for victims.

&,,5
+.!. ?overnment admits that it had offered *apanese war criminals and
scientists who had performed human medical experiments salaries and
immunity from prosecution in exchange for data on biological warfare research.

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>r. ?arth 'icolson, uncovers evidence that the biological agents used during
the ?ulf &ar had been manufactured in Houston, TQ and "oca Baton, #l and
tested on prisoners in the Texas >epartment of 0orrections.

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without public notice, the #>( removed all restrictions from aspartame allowing
it to be used in everything, including all heated and baked goods. The truth
about aspartame=s toxicity is far different than what the 'utra!weet 0ompany
would have you readers believe.

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( new scientific paper dealing with a meta$analysis of -9 different scientific
studies on the relationship between first$trimester abortions and breast cancer
was published in a "ritish medical Cournal. That study clearly demonstrated a
higher incidence of breast cancer in women who had had first$trimester
abortions. %n response to that publication, the American Me,ical A22ociation
1(;(7, the American ancer %ociet/ 1(0!7, and pro$abortionGpopulation$control
advocates Coined together in an unholy alliance to attack the conclusions of the
authors, and to block all efforts to disseminate that information to (merican
physicians. The :opulation 0ontrol (genda

&,,' Otober
!peaking from &ashington, >0, 'obel :rize winner for discovering the role of
molecules known as "prions" in the invariably fatal brain illnesses such as "mad
cow disease" or *ovine 2-ongi+orm ence-0alo-at0/ 1"!E7 in cattle, and
re.t9+el,t51ako* ,i2ea2e 10*>7 in humans, >r !tanley :rusiner from the
+niversity of 0alifornia predicted that the first drug therapy, which would not
necessarily be a cure for "!E or 0*>, was at least five years away.

(t the same time, on the opposite side of the (tlantic, the post$mortem of 0hris
&arne, a 98$year$old fitness fanatic from >erbyshire, England, revealed that he
was the -4st victim of the new variant of 0*> which had spread from "!E$
infected cattle to humans via the food chain. Enly 4/ months earlier, a "ritish
House of 0ommons admission that "!E$infected meat had probably caused the
0*> deaths of 4. youthful "ritons left the "ritish meat industry in tatters.
!ince then, the history of "!E has gradually unfolded to reveal a brain$dead
imperialism, one which, while blinded by its own arrogant greed to inflate market
profits, has treated public and, indeed, world health with gay abandon. #ormerly a rare
disease which affected less than one per million in most countries, one worst$case
scenario predicts that "!E$infected meat will push the incidence of 0*> in humans to
claim 4.,... "ritish lives by the year -..., and a further 4. million by the year -.4..

(nother predicts that half the "ritish people, some 9. million, will be left brain$dead by
0*>. (s 0hris &arne=s mother commented, her son was a health$conscious
sportsman, but "after winning medals in ;arch, by *uly he couldn=t stand on his feet,
and by Ectober he was gone".
Besearchers at the $% Arm/ Me,ical Re2earc0 In2tit.te o+ In+ectio.2 !i2ea2e2 1or
+!(;B%%>7 at #ort >etrick in #rederick ;> have reconstructed and modified the
H4'4 !panish #lu virus, making it far more deadly than it ever was back when it was
responsible for the 454/$4545 flu pandemic that killed over -. million worldwide and
over <..,... here in the +!.
#B('0E is facing a new health scandal following allegations that the prestigious
Pa2te.r In2tit.te willfully ignored warnings that up to 8.. children were being inCected
with cancerous hormones.
The disclosures that children may have been put at risk emerged during a new
investigation into the link between the growth hormones and 0reutzfeldt$*akob
disease 10*>7, which caused a maCor scandal when acknowledged in the 'ineties .
!o far, 6D children have died of 0*> after being treated with growth hormones
extracted from the bodies of victims of neurological illnesses in the Eighties.
That scandal and the contaminated blood affair in which D,... people were infected
with H%A through unscreened blood transfusions $ despite the availability of an
(merican test for the virus $ have contributed to #rance=s acute sensitivity on health
issues. &hen the contaminated blood affair came to trial in 455/ , it was alleged that
authorization for the (merican test was withheld to give the institute time to develop a
rival #rench test.
The latest claims suggest that in 45/< the institute sold a batch of growth hormone to
#rench hospitals without waiting for safety checks which showed the batch to have
cancer marker cells at five times the permitted limit for use. The institute is further
alleged to have made no efforts to withdraw the batch once it was aware of the risk.