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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: Military Testing TYRANNY (fwd)
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> U.S. M I L I T A R Y T E S T S
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> TEST THE LIMITS OF TYRANNY
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> by Ian Williams Goddard
>
> Unaware of the Cruise Missile Defense (CMD) protocol, many
> people can't believe that the Navy would conduct CMD tests
> off Long Island, where witnesses saw a rocket intercept TWA
> 800, because it is so close to inhabited areas where such
> testing could hurt civilians. In other words: the military
> wouldn't endanger the people because the military respects
> people's boundaries. If you think that's true, think again.
>
> Research revealed by INSIGHT magazine (8/7/97) indicates
> that the military conducted involuntary drug experimenta-
> tion on Gulf War soldiers -- a.k.a., human guinea pigs --
> with a drug unapproved for human use. [1] As CNN reported
> last year (9/26/96), the Pentagon has already admitted to
> having dosed Gulf War soldiers with the drug pyridostigmine
> bromide without the consent or knowledge of those soldiers
> (http://www.cnn.com/US/9609/26/gulf.illness/index.html).
>
> So it seems that not only will the U.S. military conduct
> dangerous tests near your body, but, if it can get away
> with it, the military will also conduct dangerous tests
> INSIDE your body. Far from respecting the boundaries of
> The People, it would more accurate to say: The People
> are cannonfodder and guinea pigs for military masters.
>
>
> GULF WAR GUINEA PIGS
>
> The latest drug found in "Gulf War guinea pigs" is squalene,
> an unapproved synthetic adjuvant compound believed to boost
> the effect of immunizations. Many Gulf War soldiers (includ-
> ing those who did not see action) who are suffering from
> "Gulf War syndrome" and were given inoculations during the
> war, have tested positive for squalene antibodies, proving
> that they were somehow exposed to this synthetic compound.
> There also appears to be a correlation between the level
> of squalene exposure and severity of "Gulf War syndrome"
> symptomology, such that more squalene => more illness.
>
> THE WASHINGTON TIMES reports (08/15/97) that in response
> to the INSIGHT article on involuntary drug experimentation,
> the Pentagon came forward to deny the charges. Speaking for
> the Pentagon, retired Lt. Gen. Dale Vesser told reporters:
>
> I've been told that recently there's
> been a small use of squalene as an
> adjuvant that some 50 test volunteers
> have been exposed to. None of this
> happened at the time of the Gulf war.
> That's all I can say on the subject.
>
> What he's saying is that all he's allowed to tell us is
> that the voluntary tests were not happening at the time
> of the Gulf war. Well, I suspect that is true, but what
> about involuntary tests? Seems he can't talk about that.
>
> Is this part of a conspiracy to violate the consent of
> soldiers and conduct top-secret drug tests? We should be
> able to get to the bottom of this by simply acquiring the
> appropriate military records to see if squalene was used
> in innoculations? Gee, sorry, the records disappeared! As
> INSIGHT reports, as many as 700,000 service-related immu-
> nization records have completely vanished. So that's it,
> "the bottom" of this case has simply been erased.
>
>
> NOT SERVANTS OF THE PEOPLE
>
> It seems that whenever the military runs into trouble,
> the files just disappear [2]. Such is the opposite of
> a military that is accountable to The People, and it's
> the opposite of a military that is the servant of The
> People. Since the opposite of a servant is a master,
> it follows from military actions that the military
> is the master, not the servant, of The People.
>
> Let's face it, while our military may be an adjunct of
> a democratic society, within itself it is a fascistic
> dictatorship by design. It's an organization where by
> design the will of the individual is crushed and sub-
> ordinated to the unswerving and unquestioning service
> of a master plan dictated by an elite central command.
>
> The military is as dangerous to a society as it can
> be necessary. Just as effectively and swiftly as a
> military can defend the liberty of a society, it can
> take it away. Just like Thomas Jefferson's analogy
> of government and fire, if the military is not kept
> small and in a limited area, like a raging fire it
> quickly spreads, destroying all good in its path.
>
> Indeed, 230 passengers aboard TWA Flight 800 were
> quickly destroyed by a raging fire that shot upwards
> from an area occupied by military assets engaged in
> military operations. I believe the 230 people aboard
> TWA 800 and hundreds of Gulf War veterans have been
> forced to learn Jefferson's lesson the hard way.
>
> The Question is, will we as a society be allowed to
> learn from these lessons or will our military govern-
> ment continue to test the outer limits of tyranny by
> suppressing the truth in these and in other cases?
>
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>[1] INSIGHT: Sickness and Secrecy. By Paul M. Rodriguez,
> August 7, 1997. Find excerpt of the INSIGHT article
> here: http://www.sirinet.net/~dwolf/squalene.htm
>
> Other Gulf War Syndrome military cover-ups:
> http://members.tripod.com/~AmazonFox/GWS.html
> GWS Covered Up: http://caq.com/caq53.gws.html
>
>[2] Yet another example of vanishing military files:
>http://home.dc.lsoft.com/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind9703&L=flight-800&P=R2&D=0&H=0
>&O=D&T=1&m=1349
>
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