posted 03-26-2003 09:08 PM            

run for the hills! We're doomed!

posted 04-29-2003 01:15 PM            

Gawd Damnit - i finally see another post that is saying what I have been posting about the testing done in the 1950's, and we get sidetracked by PHX. Even now, I am writing that instead of backing up the first post. Gawwd Darnit anyway.
Please stop that fkr.

Anyway, YES, there can be no doubt, the U.S. Army developed and tested these agents. In partnership with Britain, and to some degree Canada where the bulk of the testing was done becasue we have the big open spaces. Its not that they wanted to harm Americans, its just necessary for the development of the agents. So they harmed mostly Canadians.
I lived near the Suffield Army base where military activites still go on - its where the British forces train. American Canadian and British troops trains together there.
The testing from 1958 to 1969 was REPORTED IN THE NATIONAL POST newspaper last October. Barely a riffle was created because people don't want to consider it at all, to scary and their little world will not be as pleasant if they poke their heads out of the sand.
the author was Stewart Bell, and he names Robert Remington as supplying the files.
Numerous attempts to get more info have failed. Please - ask these people to give up more info! The info was diseminated the day before the article as part of the Freedom of Information act, which lets info over 50 years old out of the bag. i have tried to request more info, got some stuff that just told about the chemical suits the soldiers wore, no details about the agents.
Crystaline Brucella Mycoplasma was mentioned. Read Dr. Garth Nicholson's writeups on this [patented] U.S. army agent[from EducateYourself links?].Its awful stuff, looks a lot like Chronic Fatigue symdrom or Fibromayalgia - the illnesses the medical people won't treat directly.

We need a place to talk amongst ourselves, and if PHX is here,we get screwed. please have him ousted and banned, even burned if need be.