In The Name Of God
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Carrying out weapons and biological tests in the United States is not
anything new and dating back to at least the 1930s.
During the Cold War, thousands of American citizens became victims to "radiation"
experiments at the Atomic Energy Center and other government facilities,
and even after the signing of the International Convention on the
Prohibition of Laboratories and the Production of Weapons and Biological
Factors in 1972, the US government continued to do so
and after September 11, 2001, it became a sudden and questionable big leap.
In 2001, a document was obtained from Pentagon, U.S. Defense Ministry,
showing that between 1962 and 1973, thousands of American soldiers were
deliberately exposed to chemical and biological factors,
such as nerve gas, Sarin gas, E-coli bacteria,Bacillus globigii bacteria,plague,
and all sorts of chemical and biological
experiments were performed on uninformed soldiers.
The important point of the document was that the report was published
"only two days after the 9/11 attacks" and at that time no one paid attention
to it due to the conditions in the United States after the events of 9/11
The year 1932 In this year, the US Department of Public Health tested the
final stages of syphilis sickness on 399 blacks in the Tuskegee area of
Alabama. The unfortunate natives of the area had no idea about it and
thought that the US government was providing them with new health services.
The study, known as the Tuskegee Experiment, aims
to determine how long a person has been infected
with syphilis and how long the disease will last.
People were tested and infected to syphilis
and died with painful death.
Syphilis causes severe sores on the genitals, and as the disease
progresses, the infection spreads throughout the
body and gradually destroys tissues and organs.
The year 1940
In this year, the US government infected 400 Chicago inmates
with "malaria" to test the effectiveness of new drugs against this disease
Complications of this disease include acute
infections, and in most cases severe and sometimes prolonged,
with features of intermittent fever and chills, anemia and
enlargement of the spleen, and sometimes with other simple or fatal
features. The importance of trying this disease and examining its
complications is due to its widespread and rapid spread and death.
The year 1942
In this year, the US government examined the
impact of "mustard gas" on its 4,000 troops
by contaminating them with the gas; the experiment lasted until 1945.
The importance of this research was that, this gas had many destructive effects on
the skin, respiratory system and digestive system, and
this is apart from the fact that this gas is carcinogenic.
The year 1944
In this year, the U.S. military used humans to "test gas masks."
People are being heldin gas chambers and exposed to
mustard gas and eosinophilia, a combination of cyanide.
The year 1945
In this year, the implementation of the "Paperclip Project"
by the US government was started.
The project was used Nazi fugitive scientists,
and the US government in order to provide
security and forgive unknown and hidden identities
conducts tests. In this regard, some of these scientists were
employed in laboratories producing biological factors.
Also in the same year, "Program F" was launched, which examined
the effect of "fluoride" on the human central nervous system.
To Be Continued