The US Government Declares War on
America
By Larry
Romanoff, April 03, 2023
A warning sign authorizing the use of deadly
force hangs on a fence surrounding the U.S. Army's Dugway Proving Ground on
August 15, 2017.George Frey / Getty. Source
Edgewood
Arsenal
Dugway
Proving Ground
Lyme
Disease and Plum Island
West
Nile Virus
Edgewood Arsenal
Dr. Seymour D. Silver (front), director of research
labs at Edgewood, Maryland, and his staff (from left) Col. Henry T. Uhrig,
director of medical research labs, Col. Joseph R. Blair, deputy director for
medical sciences, and Lt. Col. James Ketchum, chief of the clinical research
department, pose in front of the buildings that make up the “Nerve Gas Capital
of America,” on Sept. 23, 1969. At this secluded old Army post were 7,000 human
guinea pigs who were used to test chemical warfare weapons. (AP Photo/Bob
Daugherty, file). Source
From
1948 to 1975, the US Army Chemical Corps conducted a long series of top-secret
classified human research at the Edgewood Arsenal in the US
military's Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.[59] The stated purpose
was to evaluate the effect of chemical warfare agents and to test protective
clothing, but even a cursory examination of the facts leads only to a
conclusion that this was full-fledged biowarfare experimentation and testing
program. And in fact, a portion of the tests involved psychochemical
warfare which was driven by perceived need for new interrogation techniques, as evidenced by a
1949 classified report by L. Wilson Greene, Edgewood's 'scientific
director', titled "Psychochemical Warfare: A New Concept of
War".[60] The original
report appears unavailable, but we have some references to it.
This
entire decades-long effort was referred to as the Medical Research Volunteer
Program, and indeed the participants were largely volunteers though much debate
ensued later as to the extent of duress involved in obtaining "voluntary
agreement", as well as serious questions about the extent of information
these participants actually received about the tests and consequently how
informed was their agreement to participate. According to the records, more
than 7,000 military servicemen and more than 1,000 civilians were involved in
the program, spending a total of about 14,000 months at Edgewood, and
were exposed to more than 250 different chemicals and biological agents. Many
of the toxins tested were deadly, such as the nerve agents VX and Sarin.
According to government documents and class action lawsuits, the
"volunteers" were subjected not only to Sarin and VX nerve gases, and
various hallucinogens like LSD, mescaline and PCP, but to other psychoactive
agents, tear gas, mustard gas, CS gas, BZ, anthrax, botulism, plague,
tularemia, Q fever, dioxins, various pesticides and many other compounds.
All
these biological agents were explained or excused at the time as being
essentially harmless or benign, but many of the volunteers exhibited serious
immediate medical symptoms with many claims of long-term illnesses and
disabilities arising from these tests. Following a huge public scandal from an
unauthorised disclosure of the program and some of its results, the entire set
of experiments was abruptly terminated. Accusations of abominable ethics and
misrepresentation, to say nothing of huge illegalities, led to a flood of
civilian lawsuits.
One
of the more unethical aspects of the program was that volunteers were treated
for current symptoms and then dismissed, with no follow-up ever being performed
to determine the long-term effects of these biological agents - and there were
indeed many unpleasant long-term effects. To make matters worse, incomplete
records were kept, many claim deliberately, and others destroyed, so that even
sincere efforts to locate survivors were often fruitless, the Department of
Defense claiming an inability to locate records that would substantiate
anyone's participation in the tests. There were of course the requisite
Congressional hearings which essentially whitewashed the entire affair, and
eventually compensation was paid to the survivors of only a few 'volunteers' who died while
participating. Naturally, a military investigation "found no
evidence of serious injuries or deaths" from the program,
but admitted that the "recruiting process" may have "suggested
possible coercion". As well, the men were sworn to secrecy and under
strict military orders to never discuss with anyone either the Edgewood Arsenal
or the experiments conducted there, not even with their own family or
physicians.
The
Congressional Report did note "A refusal to satisfy ... legal and moral
obligations to locate the victims of experiments or to provide health care or
compensation to them, a deliberate destruction of evidence and files (that
documented) illegal actions ... which were punctuated by fraud, deception, and
a callous disregard for the value of human life." However, in the
published memoirs of one of the key scientists behind this project, a Dr.
James Ketchum, "To my knowledge, not one [person] died or suffered a
serious illness or permanent injury. Statistically, at least one out of a
thousand young soldiers chosen at random might be expected to expire during any
one-year period. By this logic, Edgewood was possibly the safest military place
in the world to spend two months." Nothing else to
say.
On
December 11, 2012, The American Conservative published an article by J. Arthur Bloom, in which he
wrote, "... the Army recklessly endangered the lives of its
soldiers - naïve men, mostly, who were deceived or pressured into submitting to
the risky experiments." The soldiers were never told what they were given, or
what the specific effects might be, and the Army made no effort to track how
they did afterward. Edgewood's most extreme critics raise the specter of mass
injury - a hidden American tragedy. Doctors informed the volunteers in
generalities and asked them to sign a consent form - usually long before any
specific test was announced. The forms were designed to offer few details; as
one version was drafted, the words "mental disturbance or
unconsciousness" were replaced with
"discomfiture". Sometimes a little more information would be
provided just before the test began, but not always. Van Sim later
confessed that researchers testing nerve gas would tell volunteers that the
drug might give them a "runny nose" or a "slight
tightness of the chest".
Few
people have any appreciation of the lethality of some of these compounds which
were regularly fed to both American servicemen and civilians, sometimes as
volunteers, but more often as unwitting participants in what should have been
termed 'Operation Frankenstein". An article in the New Yorker Magazine
on December 17, 2012,[61] noted that the US
military decided to pursue the nerve gas Sarin - which is about 25
times as deadly as cyanide, and also VX - which is about 100
times as deadly as Sarin. The New Yorker noted too that these chemicals
are readily made into aerosols and are "virtually
impossible to handle without casualties", which typically
include the staff as well as the victims. After one test that released the
vapors into the atmosphere, apparently so many birds immediately fell dead that
the staff had to climb onto the roof to remove all the carcasses.
The
New Yorker article also referred to Greene's report on
psychochemical warfare, stating that Greene "wanted to debilitate, in ways
that would inspire terror". According to Greene, "The symptoms which
are considered to be of value ... include the following: fits or seizures,
dizziness, fear, panic, hysteria, hallucinations, migraine, delirium, extreme
depression, notions of hopelessness, lack of initiative to do even simple
things, suicidal mania." We can legitimately ask ourselves how this
description of purpose coincides with the military's claim of doing only
defensive research. To quote further:
"Edgewood was a citadel of secrets. The psychochemical-warfare program was a small part of the over-all research, and in many respects it was the strangest. Once, Ketchum walked into his office and found a barrel the size of an oil drum standing in a corner. No one explained why it was in his office, or who had put it there. After a couple of days, he waited until evening and opened it. Inside, he found dozens of small glass vials, each containing a precisely measured amount of pure LSD; he figured there was enough to make several hundred million people go bonkers - and later calculated the street value of the barrel to be roughly a billion dollars. At the end of the week, the barrel vanished just as mysteriously as it had appeared. No one spoke about it. He never learned what it was for."
The
New Yorker also noted that at one point the facility was doing
research for the C.I.A. on another dangerous BZ-type drug that apparently
caused delirium for as long as two weeks at a time. Many victims of this
chemical apparently experienced "anxiety, aggression, even terror", to the
extent that the facility was forced to build padded cells for their test
subjects to prevent serious injuries. According to the New Yorker and other
sources, many subjects became so violent they couldn't be contained. The
article described one case where a subject escaped, with a note in his chart
that read, "Subject broke a wooden chair and smashed a hole
in the wall after tearing down a 4-by-7-ft panel of padding. He was clearly terrified
..." The report noted that four men were necessary to
subdue him. Later, the government announced that "the United States
would not offensively use the forty-nine tons of BZ that it had stockpiled
..." Forty-nine TONS of the chemical. This for "defensive
research"?
I
wrote earlier that Big Pharma had been involved from the
beginning in the US military's bio-weapons programs. The New Yorker
expanded on this as well, with the information that "Edgewood
began reviewing hundreds of chemicals, many provided by pharmaceutical
companies. One officer remarked, "The characteristics we are looking for
in these agents are in general exactly opposite to what the pharmaceutical
firms want in drugs, that is the undesirable side effects." Starting in 1959,
the arsenal aggressively pursued phencyclidine - or PCP - which Parke, Davis &
Company had marketed as an anesthetic but abandoned because
patients were having hallucinations and delusions."
The
commanding officers and senior staff at Edgewood even resorted to using each
other as unwitting victims. Documented stories emerged of the site's commanding
officer spiking another officer's morning coffee with LSD or something worse. LSD had apparently
been mixed into cocktails at a base party, and into the Army unit's water
supply. But it wasn't all bad. The base psychiatrist and
military officer James Ketchum, who was a key scientist in this
enterprise and whose memoirs were referred to above, told an interviewer, "I was smoking
dope and having sex every night". Lovely.
Dugway Proving Ground
Dugway Proving Ground (DPG) is located 130km southwest
of Salt Lake City, in Tooele County, Utah. It is a principal testing facility
and range of the US Department of Defence (DoD). Source
In
the Dugway Proving Ground in Utah,[62] the US military
conducted almost 1,200 open-air tests of munitions filled with lethal
chemicals, and documents obtained by the Deseret News revealed that at least
500,000 pounds, nearly 250,000 kilograms, of VX and other lethal nerve gases
were released into the atmosphere. The same documents obtained by this news
medium revealed that more than 300 open-air biological warfare tests were
conducted in this area, using lethal versions of anthrax, botulism, the plague,
tularemia and Q fever. This same area apparently contains one of the largest
depots of chemical weapons in the US, storing almost
14,000 tons of chemicals and chemical weaponry in more than one million
containers.
Dead Sheep and Soviet Trickery
View of two farmers checking the corpses of dead sheep
on a farm ranch near the Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. Rolls
Press/Popperfoto/Getty Images. Source
March
of 1968 experienced one of the more famous events at the Dugway Proving
Ground when a military aircraft released several thousand
pounds of VX nerve gas into a large and inhabited area, and the next day 6,000
sheep were dead. And not only sheep. One survivor, a man named Ray
Peck, told the news that very soon after, a military helicopter landed in
his yard, "disgorging officials who collected dead wildlife
and performed blood tests on his frightened family". He claimed that
all family members soon began experiencing violent headaches, numbness, burning
feelings, psychological loss of control, skin cancers and heart problems. A
flood of miscarriages also occurred in area families immediately after this
particular test. A military report that remained classified and buried for more
than 30 years was finally obtained and made public by the Salt Lake Tribune.
The report stated that the evidence was "incontrovertible"
that the US military's VX nerve gas was responsible for the sheep kill and the
human conditions as well, but even with this, the military refused to admit
negligence or to accept responsibility for the event.[63][64][65]
One
of the serious problems in researching and documenting events such as these is
that there exists a veritable army of individuals, many financed by the
military or various of the sociopathic "Think Tanks" but others of
indeterminate motivation, all of whom appear desperately determined to discredit
the revelations of these atrocities. One such person is a Dr. Steven J.
Allen, an apparent editor of something called the Capital Research
Center - which receives funding from the Koch Brothers - and which
is all you need to know. This so-called independent research center became
famous some years back for its published "studies" condemning
anti-tobacco lobbyists when it was revealed that substantial funding had been
received from tobacco companies.
In
any case, our Dr. Allen, who appears to be an expert on almost everything,
wrote an article on the US military's VX nerve gas sheep-kill adventure, titled
"Nerve
gas, six thousand dead sheep, and Soviet trickery".[66] To say he was
desperately determined to exonerate the military is a bit of an understatement
since he produced at least one monograph of about 50 pages to deal with an
event that required a few paragraphs at best. Mostly, he attributed the "totally
false" accusations against the US military to "muckraking
journalists", to various civilian criminals disguising their sins
by blaming the US military, and to various other well-meaning but incompetent
individuals. As one example, he noted that "A government official
connected with the (biological weapons) program stated that after the VX nerve
gas test the "roadsides were just covered with
carcasses", but dismissed this testimony as he did with others by stating
that the man "wasn't a scientist". We are therefore to conclude that
only 'scientists', by Dr. Allen's definition, are competent to notice large
numbers of carcasses littering a roadside.
But
the best part of Allen's dissertation was his conviction that only the Russians
had anything to gain by blaming a massive sheep kill on the US military,
claiming that a couple of Russian saboteurs equipped with simple tools they
could acquire on the local American market could have pulled off the entire
sheep episode - and in fact did so. The benefit to the Russians, of course,
would be that "the nationwide outburst of protest" (about the dead
sheep) "shocked President Richard Nixon into putting a
hold on the entire U.S. chemical weapons program", leaving only the
Russians with this military advantage. So, in Allen's delusional world, two
Russians brought into the US several thousand pounds of VX nerve gas (or
purchased it at the local 7-11), then distributed it over a few thousand square
kilometers, perhaps using water pistols, killed all the sheep (and people)
while magically escaping contamination themselves, then caught the next plane
to Moscow. All without being detected.
Allen
informs us that if US military involvement had been "at all
plausible", the Army "would have accepted responsibility in a timely
manner". And of course, we all know that to be true since
neither the US government, the US military, nor the CIA have ever, ever denied
their involvement in anything. Unfortunately, our Dr. Allen is only one of a great
many individuals who feverishly pounce on any and all revelations of US
government misconduct and do their best to confuse, obfuscate, overwhelm with
irrelevancies, and otherwise contaminate the historical record for the sole
purpose of misleading the public. The mass media generally fall into this
category, seldom engaging in what we used to call investigative journalism and
instead most often producing overt propaganda to parrot the official - and
generally unbelievable - story.
Lyme Disease and Plum Island
In
2004, Michael C. Carroll published a book titled, "Lab 257: The
Disturbing Story of the Government's Secret Plum Island Germ Laboratory".[67][68] Plum Island is
located off the coast of Long Island, New York, and is the US
military's main repository for some of the world's most dangerous animal
pathogens intended for research and use as bio-warfare materials. It was first a
military base, then turned into a government animal disease laboratory operated
by the US Department of Agriculture, then transferred to the
Department of Homeland Security. The stated purpose of its life as an animal
center was ostensibly to study foot-and-mouth disease in cattle, but when the
US Army officially transferred the facility to the "Agriculture
Department", it coincidentally requested Congressional funding of
$75 million "to upgrade the facility to a bio-level 4 status
for the express purpose of reinstating biowarfare research".
The
reason for the funding was that, according to Carroll, in the 1950s the
US military planned a project to cripple the Soviet economy by killing horses,
cattle, and swine with biological warfare weapons developed from exotic animal
diseases. Carroll wrote that "According to Norman Covert, base historian and
public information officer at Fort Detrick, only a handful of scientists were
aware of this project. "In many cases there were only maybe five people
who knew what was going on in weapons research. People in one lab didn’t know
what happened in the next lab, and they didn’t ask." Details of these
Plum Island animal experiments were classified as secret until 1993."
It
isn't a surprise that Plum island has a dark history as a top-secret biological
weapons experimental laboratory, in no small part because this is where the
US military located many of its Japanese scientists as part of Operation
Paperclip after World War II. One of the few German bio-scientists brought to
America, and one of the renowned residents of Plum Island, was Dr. Erich Traub who was the SS
chief of biowarfare research at Reims, Germany before his exfiltration to the
US, his expertise apparently being the infecting of ticks and mosquitoes with
biological pathogens. While this fact is not secret, an important detail always
omitted from the historical record is that Traub received all his training at
the Rockefeller medical institute in Princeton, New Jersey, where he spent his
time on experiments involving anthrax, cholera, hepatitis, and various viruses.
Dr.
Kurt Blome, another of the top biowarfare researchers at Reims,
was captured by the US military who invited him to resume his research and at
the notorious military animal lab at Plum Island. There have also been
recurring references to various Japanese bio-warfare specialists from Dr. Ishii's Unit
731 in China, specifically those who specialised in
entomology as weaponry - the use of infected insects to devastate civilian
populations. And in fact, the Plum Island facilities specifically
include a tick research lab.
Our
main current interest in Plum Island relates to an outbreak of Lyme disease, which many believe
originated here since the island is only a few kilometers from the coast of
Lyme, Connecticut, where the disease first appeared in 1970 then exploded
around 1975. This is basically a fatal disease, though it kills
slowly and painfully. Our interest in Lyme Disease is primarily because it
is a mycoplasma-type of illness, the specific strain being 'mycoplasma
fermentens' which is the same strain that infects the soldiers suffering from
the Gulf War Syndrome, both Lyme Disease victims and Gulf War veterans
mostly suffering precisely the same symptoms. Not only that, this particular
mycoplasma strain was created at Plum Island, and later patented by the US
military (U.S. Patent 5,242,820 issued Sept. 7, 1993). A further connection
with Plum Island is that this mycoplasma is most commonly transmitted through
insects - ticks, in this case - which were the specialties of both Erich Traub
and Dr. Ishii's Unit 731.[69][70][71] MSNBC ran an
article stating the CDC had admitted Lyme Disease was a biological weapon, but
the page seems unavailable.[72]
One
author noted that Lyme Disease is "an ideal biowar agent because
it evades detection on routine tests, has an enormous range of different
presentations, and can mimic everything ... Enemy medical staff would never know
what had hit them, nor even that ONE illness had hit their population, rather
than an unexplained rise in dozens of known conditions."
The
US military claim all animals used on the island are killed to prevent the
spread of any diseases, but critics state factually that birds and animals
regularly pass between the island and the mainland, making quarantine an
effective impossibility. Barbara J. Andrews wrote a most
informative article on this topic, dated January 4, 2011. In it she stated
that:
"Either the U.S. Army knew nothing about migratory patterns or, as is more logical, Army researchers knew exactly what they were doing. Plum Island is on the Atlantic flyway that runs from the Florida coast up the eastern seaboard to Greenland. A million birds rest on the island before flying on to the Connecticut River estuaries in Lyme. It is possible but doubtful that the Army also overlooked the fact that deer regularly swim between the island and the mainland. In fact, Plum Island researchers believe the deer and birds were recognized as vehicles for distributive tests. Thus, Plum Island's biological research ramped up with or without regard for the collateral damage that followed. Yankee Magazine, under the Freedom of Information Act, revealed Plum Island's work included "virus outbreaks, biological meltdowns ... and experimental tick colonies, bred for research on vector-borne diseases". Whether or not infected ticks were deliberately released into surrounding communities ... genetically engineered vector ticks from Plum Island infected the human population."
A
truly odd condition, even after many years, is that this subject is apparently
forbidden for discussion. The government refuses to discuss the matter,
physicians are apparently afraid to diagnose or treat the illness, and health
insurance companies refuse to cover the treatment, apparently on the basis that
the disease doesn't really exist. These are precisely the same issues existing
with the soldiers suffering from Gulf War Syndrome: the topic is essentially
forbidden, the government and the military refuse to talk about it or admit its
very existence, and insurance companies refuse to cover
"non-existent" illnesses. In keeping with
this attitude, medical professionals who attempt to treat or discuss the issue
are harassed and sanctioned, intimidated into silence.
Barbara
Andrews stated in her article that the August 6, 2002 Journal of Degenerative
Diseases revealed that Plum Island was definitely the source of Lyme Disease,
and that the disease contains the same pathogen (mycoplasma fermentens) found
in Gulf War Illness. More than this, it described "a university-based
effort to discourage doctors from diagnosis and treatment for chronic Lyme
Disease and to thwart insurance coverage" for the disease. Andrews reported
the case of a Dr. Joseph Burrascano, who performed intensive and
highly-respected research on Lyme disease and who in 1993
testified before a Senate Committee on the topic. Andrews said Dr. Burrascano
risked his career by stating publicly what others had been afraid to discuss,
and by criticising academics who apparently published flawed and misleading
papers to prevent the real truth from emerging. According to Andrews,
Burrascano stated in his testimony:
"...
state health departments have begun to investigate, in a very threatening way,
physicians who (diagnose and treat the disease) ... Indeed, I must confess that
I feel I am taking a large risk here today by publicly stating these views, for
fear that I may suffer some negative repercussions, despite the fact that many
hundreds of physicians all over the world agree with what I am saying
here." Burrascano characterised Lyme as a "political disease"
and indeed, he was made an example, charged with professional misconduct. It
took seven years before he was finally exonerated and during that long ordeal,
Dr. Burrascano's case was watched surreptitiously but carefully by the medical
community." Andrews noted finally that physicians consider Lyme Disease in
the same way as the Gulf War Syndrome - a "red-flag" illness.
Lastly,
I should note that the CIA and US military must have hundreds of people (at
least) working the media to publish huge volumes of irrelevant trivia,
misleading statements, false information, and much more, solely to confuse the
public mind and remove the ability to focus on the main issues. One so-called
"medical paper" claimed that Lyme Disease was not new, that it had
been "first documented as a skin rash in Europe in 1883". Approaches
like this are very clever, but they avoid discussing how the citizens of Lyme,
Connecticut and soldiers in Kuwait ended up infected with the same strain of
mycoplasma that the US government patented.
The West Nile Virus
The
West Nile virus was yet another new pathogen from Africa that suddenly appeared
in the US in 1999, then spread to the West Coast, eventually infecting more
than 30,000 people in most US states. But like Zika and several others, this
virus was mild and appeared to do no great harm in its original location, while in the US the
same virus became a kind of permanent infection apparently causing irreparable
nervous system damage to many victims.
And,
as with Zika, the official story was that this virus had been introduced to
North America by a traveler from Africa or the Middle East, or "via a
stray mosquito on an airplane" or, more commonly, arrived in shipments of
automobile tires. But in fact, the US military had been doing research in the
US on the West Nile virus for decades, and it isn't even a
secret that this virus, along with many other pathogens can be freely purchased
from a catalogue from various US sources, and has been for decades. Hundreds of labs
from around the world make these purchases on a regular basis, the pathogens
being openly sold for medical research, one source being the US National Type
Culture Collection in Rockville, Maryland, very near to the military's bio-warfare
labs at Fort Detrick. Yet each time another pathogen appears in the public
realm, the official story involves travelers or tires and the compliant media
parrot this nonsense, knowing it is almost certainly false. Even brief research
into the US military's massive bio-warfare operations would inform interested
citizens of the truth of the fact that killer germs and designer diseases are
actively offered for sale in the US, including those that, like the West Nile
virus, are alleged to have "mysteriously" appeared and been widely
dispersed in the population.
Dr.
Alan Cantwell wrote an article on the West Nile virus in which he
made some very interesting points, one of which was that while many infectious
diseases had been banished from the world, a great many new ones had emerged to
replace them, including HIV, Lyme Disease, Hepatitis C, Legionnaire’s
disease, the so-called "mad cow disease", the hantavirus and hemorrhagic
fever, and Ebola. He wrote:
"Health
officials blame increased global travel and globalization, population growth
and movements, deforestation and reforestation programs, human sexuality (in
the case of HIV), and increased human contact with tropical mini-forests and
other wilderness habitats that are reservoirs for insects and animals that
harbor unknown infectious agents. Nowhere in the official list of causes is the
fact that for many decades millions of animals and innumerable vials of infectious
material have been shipped around the world for commercial and biological
warfare purposes." "Epidemiologists suspect that the West Nile virus
has for the first time [in 1999] been isolated in humans or animals in the
Western Hemisphere, but the virus has for decades made its home in several U.S.
research laboratories, including Rockefeller University in Manhattan and Yale
University in New Haven, Conn. In fact, investigators there were the first to
grow and study the West Nile virus in the United States. The work began in the
1950s when unidentified viral samples from around the world arrived at
Rockefeller on a steady basis." - (From an article in Newsday on September
29, 1999, titled, "Area Labs Have Long Studied Virus / Yale, Rockefeller
began tests in '50s")
Dr.
Cantwell also noted that with the West Nile virus, as with other pathogens, the
US military even patented the process for using mosquitoes to spread the
disease. In his paper, Dr. Cantwell quoted an article from the
Associate Press that stated in part, "In Army tests
at Fort Detrick in Frederick, Md., japonicus was found to be the "most
competent vector" [transmitter] for West Nile virus in a laboratory
setting, when compared with other mosquitoes." from the Federal
Register: March 22, 1996 (Volume 61, Number 57, Page 11812) U.S. Patent
Application Serial Number 08/348,882, filed November 28, 1994, and entitled "Infectious
cDNA Clones of Japanese Encephalitis Virus and Attenuated Strains Japanese
Encephalitis Virus Made from the Clones''.
He
concluded by writing that with this widespread world trade coupled with
advances in gene-splicing technology, has resulted in the production of
new laboratory diseases that have potential biological warfare capabilities, stating that "the
implications of all these scientific "advances" have naturally led
many to suspect or conclude that these repeatedly-emerging new epidemics are
man-made." It's difficult to disagree with this conclusion,
since suspicion naturally arises when a pathogen that has been actively
researched by the military for more than 30 years suddenly escapes into the
public and is blamed on a mosquito in a Japanese auto tire.
I
do not know the source of this virus that emerged in the US, nor have I formed
conclusions about the method of its introduction and spread among the US
states, but one needn't be a scientist (nor a conspiracy theorist) to know that
the official story created in the White House and promulgated by the mass
media, is almost certainly untrue. Our suspicions are further aroused when
public investigation into the source and method of dispersal of these pathogens
appears to be voluntarily censored, with no news medium or reporter exhibiting
any interest in contradicting an official story which is implausible at best and
almost certainly fraudulent.
*
Mr. Romanoff’s writing has been translated
into 32 languages and his articles posted on more than 150 foreign-language
news and politics websites in more than 30 countries, as well as more than 100
English language platforms. Larry Romanoff is a retired management consultant and
businessman. He has held senior executive positions in international consulting
firms, and owned an international import-export business. He has been a
visiting professor at Shanghai’s Fudan University, presenting case studies in
international affairs to senior EMBA classes. Mr. Romanoff lives in Shanghai
and is currently writing a series of ten books generally related to China and
the West. He is one of the contributing authors to Cynthia McKinney’s new
anthology ‘When China Sneezes’. (Chapt. 2 — Dealing with Demons).
His full archive can be seen at
https://www.bluemoonofshanghai.com/and https://www.moonofshanghai.com/
He can be contacted at:
*
NOTES
[59] Edgewood Arsenal human
experiments
https://military-history.fandom.com/wiki/Edgewood_Arsenal_human_experiments
[60] Wilson Greene,
"Psychochemical Warfare: A New Concept of War"; Operation Delirium
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/12/17/operation-delirium
[61] New Yorker Magazine
December, 2012, US military Sarin gas; Operation Delirium
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/12/17/operation-delirium
[62] Inside
the top-secret Dugway proving ground – in pictures
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/gallery/2017/aug/17/dugway-proving-ground-utah-top-secret-in-pictures
[63] TESTING BY DUGWAY KILLED
SHEEP
https://www.deseret.com/1992/6/30/18991954/testing-by-dugway-killed-sheep
[64] Nerve gas at Dugway
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dugway_sheep_incident
[65] Dead Sheep at Dugway.
http://capitalresearch.org/2014/03/a-mighty-wind-nerve-gas-six-thousand-dead-sheep-and-soviet-trickery/
[66] Dr. Steven J. Allen;
"Nerve gas, six thousand dead sheep, and Soviet trickery"
https://capitalresearch.org/article/a-mighty-wind-nerve-gas-six-thousand-dead-sheep-and-soviet-trickery/
[67] Lab 257: The Disturbing
Story of the Government's Secret Germ Laboratory
https://www.amazon.com/Lab-257-Disturbing-Governments-Laboratory/dp/006078184X
[68] Lab 257 : the disturbing story of
the government's secret Plum Island germ laboratory
https://archive.org/details/lab257disturbing00carr
[69] Lab 257: The Disturbing
Story of the Government's Secret Plum Island Germ Laboratory
https://www.amazon.com/Lab-257-Disturbing-Governments-Laboratory/dp/0060011416
[70] Lyme Disease
http://www.thedogpress.com/Editorials/Plum-island-LymeDisease_Andrews1.asp
[71] US Government Admits Lyme Disease Is A Bioweapon
http://rense.com/general69/lyme.htm
[72] Lyme Disease
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10039154/
Copyright © Larry Romanoff, Blue Moon of Shanghai, Moon of Shanghai, 2023
