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1931
Dr. Cornelius Rhoads, under the
auspices of the Rockefeller Institute for
Medical Investigations, infects human
subjects with cancer cells. He later
goes on to establish the U.S. Army
Biological Warfare facilities in
Maryland, Utah, and Panama, and is
named to the U.S. Atomic Energy
Commission. While there, he begins a
series of radiation exposure
experiments on American soldiers and
civilian hospital patients.
1932
The Tuskegee Syphilis Study begins.
200
black men diagnosed with syphilis
are never told of their illness, are
denied treatment, and instead are used
as human guinea pigs in order to
follow the progression and symptoms of the
disease. They all subsequently die
from syphilis, their families never told
that they could have been treated.
1935
The Pellagra Incident. After millions
of individuals die from Pellagra over
a span of two decades, the U.S. Public
Health Service finally acts to stem
the disease. The director of the
agency admits it had known for at least
20
years that Pellagra is caused by a
niacin deficiency but failed to act since
most of the deaths occured within
poverty-striken black populations.
1940
Four hundred prisoners in Chicago are
infected with Malaria in order to
study the effects of new and
experimental drugs to combat the disease. Nazi
doctors later on trial at Nuremberg
cite this American study to defend their
own actions during the Holocaust.
1942
Chemical Warfare Services begins
mustard gas experiments on approximately
4,000
servicemen. The experiments continue until
1945
and made use of
Seventh Day Adventists who chose to
become human guinea pigs rather than
serve on active duty.
1943
In response to Japan's full-scale germ
warfare program, the U.S. begins
research on biological weapons at Fort
Detrick, MD.
1944
U.S. Navy uses human subjects to test
gas masks and clothing. Individuals
were locked in a gas chamber and
exposed to mustard gas and lewisite.
1945
Project Paperclip is initiated. The
U.S. State Department, Army
intelligence, and the CIA recruit Nazi
scientists and offer them immunity
and secret identities in exchange for
work on top secret government projects
in the United States.
"Program F" is implemented by the U.S.
Atomic Energy Commission (AEC). This
is the most extensive U.S. study of
the health effects of fluoride, which
was the key chemical component in
atomic bomb production. One of the most
toxic chemicals known to man,
fluoride, it is found, causes marked adverse
effects to the central nervous system
but much of the information is
squelched in the name of national
security because of fear that lawsuits
would undermine full-scale production
of atomic bombs.
1946
Patients in VA hospitals are used as
guinea pigs for medical experiments. In
order to allay suspicions, the order
is given to change the word
"experiments" to "investigations" or
"observations" whenever reporting a
medical study performed in one of the
nation's veteran's hospitals.
1947
Colonel E.E. Kirkpatrick of the U.S.
Atomic Energy Comission issues a secret
document (Document
07075001, January
8,
1947)
stating that the agency will
begin administering intravenous doses
of radioactive substances to human
subjects.
The CIA begins its study of LSD as a
potential weapon for use by American
intelligence. Human subjects (both
civilian and military) are used with and
without their knowledge.
1950
Department of Defense begins plans to
detonate nuclear weapons in desert
areas and monitor downwind residents
for medical problems and mortality
rates.
In an experiment to determine how
susceptible an American city would be to
biological attack, the U.S. Navy
sprays a cloud of bacteria from ships over
San Franciso. Monitoring devices are
situated throughout the city in order
to test the extent of infection. Many
residents become ill with
pneumonia-like symptoms.
1951
Department of Defense begins open air
tests using disease-producing bacteria
and viruses. Tests last through
1969
and there is concern that people in the
surrounding areas have been exposed.
1953
U.S. military releases clouds of zinc
cadmium sulfide gas over Winnipeg, St.
Louis, Minneapolis, Fort Wayne, the
Monocacy River Valley in Maryland, and
Leesburg, Virginia. Their intent is to
determine how efficiently they could
disperse chemical agents.
Joint Army-Navy-CIA experiments are
conducted in which tens of thousands of
people in New York and San Francisco
are exposed to the airborne germs
Serratia marcescens and Bacillus
glogigii.
CIA initiates Project MKULTRA. 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. Six of the subprojects involved
testing the agents on unwitting human
beings.
1955
The CIA, in an experiment to test its
ability to infect human populations
with biological agents, releases a
bacteria withdrawn from the Army's
biological warfare arsenal over Tampa
Bay, Fl.
Army Chemical Corps continues LSD
research, studying its potential use as a
chemical incapacitating agent. More
than
1,000
Americans participate in the
tests, which continue until
1958.
1956
U.S. military releases mosquitoes
infected with Yellow Fever over Savannah,
Ga and Avon Park, Fl. Following each
test, Army agents posing as public
health officials test victims for
effects.
1958
LSD is tested on
95
volunteers at the Army's Chemical Warfare Laboratories
for its effect on intelligence.
1960
The Army Assistant Chief-of-Staff for
Intelligence (ACSI) authorizes field
testing of LSD in Europe and the Far
East. Testing of the european
population is code named Project THIRD
CHANCE; testing of the Asian
population is code named Project DERBY
HAT.
1965
Project CIA and Department of Defense
begin Project MKSEARCH, a program to
develop a capability to manipulate
human behavior through the use of
mind-altering drugs.
1965
Prisoners at the Holmesburg State
Prison in Philadelphia are subjected to
dioxin, the highly toxic chemical
component of Agent Orange used in Viet
Nam. The men are later studied for
development of cancer, which indicates
that Agent Orange had been a suspected
carcinogen all along.
1966
CIA initiates Project MKOFTEN, a
program to test the toxicological effects
of certain drugs on humans and
animals.
U.S. Army dispenses Bacillus subtilis
variant niger throughout the New York
City subway system. More than a
million civilians are exposed when army
scientists drop lightbulbs filled with
the bacteria onto ventilation grates.
1967
CIA and Department of Defense
implement Project MKNAOMI, successor to
MKULTRA and designed to maintain,
stockpile and test biological and chemical
weapons.
1968
CIA experiments with the possibility
of poisoning drinking water by
injecting chemicals into the water
supply of the FDA in Washington, D.C.
1969
Dr. Robert MacMahan of the Department
of Defense requests from congress $10
million to develop, within
5
to
10
years, a synthetic biological agent to
which no natural immunity exists.
1970
Funding for the synthetic biological
agent is obtained under H.R.
15090.
The
project, under the supervision of the
CIA, is carried out by the Special
Operations Division at Fort Detrick,
the army's top secret biological
weapons facility. Speculation is
raised that molecular biology techniques
are used to produce AIDS-like
retroviruses.
United States intensifies its development
of "ethnic weapons" (Military
Review, Nov.,
1970),
designed to selectively target and eliminate specific
ethnic groups who are susceptible due
to genetic differences and variations
in DNA.
1975
The virus section of Fort Detrick's
Center for Biological Warfare Research
is renamed the Fredrick Cancer
Research Facilities and placed under the
supervision of the National Cancer
Institute (NCI) . It is here that a
special virus cancer program is
initiated by the U.S. Navy, purportedly to
develop cancer-causing viruses. It is
also here that retrovirologists
isolate a virus to which no immunity
exists. It is later named HTLV (Human
T-cell Leukemia Virus).
1977
Senate hearings on Health and
Scientific Research confirm that
239
populated
areas had been contaminated with
biological agents between
1949
and
1969.
Some of the areas included San
Francisco, Washington, D.C., Key West, Panama
City, Minneapolis, and St. Louis.
1978
Experimental Hepatitis B vaccine
trials, conducted by the CDC, begin in New
York, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Ads for research subjects specifically
ask for promiscuous homosexual men.
1981
First cases of AIDS are confirmed in
homosexual men in New York, Los Angeles
and San Francisco, triggering
speculation that AIDS may have been introduced
via the Hepatitis B vaccine
1985
According to the journal Science (227:173-177),
HTLV and VISNA, a fatal
sheep virus, are very similar,
indicating a close taxonomic and evolutionary
relationship.
1986
According to the Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences
(83:4007-4011),
HIV and VISNA are highly similar and share all structural
elements, except for a small segment
which is nearly identical to HTLV. This
leads to speculation that HTLV and
VISNA may have been linked to produce a
new retrovirus to which no natural
immunity exists.
A report to Congress reveals that the U.S.
Government's current generation
of biological agents includes:
modified viruses, naturally occurring toxins,
and agents that are altered through
genetic engineering to change
immunological character and prevent
treatment by all existing vaccines.
1987
Department of Defense admits that,
despite a treaty banning research and
development of biological agents, it
continues to operate research
facilities at
127
facilities and universities around the nation.
1990
More than
1500
six-month old black and hispanic babies in Los Angeles are
given an "experimental" measles
vaccine that had never been licensed for use
in the United States. CDC later admits
that parents were never informed that
the vaccine being injected to their
children was experimental.
1994
With a technique called "gene
tracking," Dr. Garth Nicolson at the MD
Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX
discovers that many returning Desert
Storm veterans are infected with an
altered strain of Mycoplasma incognitus,
a microbe commonly used in the
production of biological weapons.
Incorporated into its molecular
structure is
40
percent of the HIV protein
coat, indicating that it had been
man-made.
Senator John D. Rockefeller issues a
report revealing that for at least
50
years the Department of Defense has
used hundreds of thousands of military
personnel in human experiments and for
intentional exposure to dangerous
substances. Materials included mustard
and nerve gas, ionizing radiation,
psychochemicals, hallucinogens, and
drugs used during the Gulf War .
1995
U.S. Government admits that it had
offered Japanese war criminals and
scientists who had performed human
medical experiments salaries and immunity
from prosecution in exchange for data
on biological warfare research.
Dr. Garth Nicolson, uncovers evidence that
the biological agents used during
the Gulf War had been manufactured in
Houston, TX and Boca Raton, Fl and
tested on prisoners in the Texas
Department of Corrections.
1996
Department of Defense admits that
Desert Storm soldiers were exposed to
chemical agents.
1997
Eighty-eight members of Congress sign
a letter demanding an investigation
into bioweapons use & Gulf War
Syndrome.
2000
Terminal experiments are being carried out on Women, babies, men of all
ages.
article taken
from GOVERNMENT FACTS & STATS
Some U.S. Patents associated with the
following
5,068,669
3,951,134
4,877,027
Subliminal Message Generator, US Patent
#5,270,800,
Robert Sweet, December
14,
1993. A
combined subliminal and
supraliminal message generator for use
with a television receiver; permits complete
control of subliminal messages and their
presentation. Also applicable to cable
television and computers.
Ultrasonic Speech Translator and
Communication System, US Patent #5,539,705,
M. A. Akerman, Curtis Ayers, Howard Haynes,
July
23,
1996. A wireless
communication system,
undetectable by radio-frequency methods, for
converting audio signals, including human
voice, to electronic signals in the ultrasonic
frequency range, transmitting the ultrasonic
signal by way of acoustic pressure waves across
a carrier medium, including gases, liquids and
solids, and reconverting the ultrasonic acoustic
pressure waves back to the original audio signal.
This invention was made with government
support under Contract DE-ACO5-840R2l400,
awarded by the US Department of Energy to
Martin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc.
taken with permission from
www.us-government-torture.com
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