Homeland Security To Gas New York Subway System.

Just a heads up if you're planning to use the New York subway system later this month.

Apparently Homeland Security are conducting a 'somewhat ghoulish' experiment releasing non-toxic gas at about 120 subway stations to test response plans for a biological attack.

Non-toxic gas will be dispersed in NYC subways this month

The MTA and the Department of Homeland Security are conducting a somewhat ghoulish experiment this month.

On five days between October 18 and 29, they'll be releasing non-toxic gas at about 120 subway stations to test NYC's response plans for a chemical or biological attack, according to the New York Daily News.

The "airflow and dispersion study" will simulate the aerosol release of a biological agent in a densely populated urban environment, according to 311. Researchers will take air samples and materials that settle on the ground and other surfaces afterward.

According to the DHS, it'll take place at Times Square, World Trade Center Complex, Union Square Park, the Union Square subway stations, as well as the Oculus transit hub.

As mentioned earlier, the particle gas tracers are non-toxic and pose no health risks, according to the Daily News. The DHS says the non-toxic substances include salt, glycerol, maltodextrin (sweetener), a fluorescent brightener, non-coding DNA oligos, amorphous silica among others.

The gas tracers include sulfur hexafluoride as well as perfluorocarbon tracer. Sulfur hexafluoride is a safe gas commonly used in leak testing and is already present in urban backgrounds due to its use in the electric power industry. Perfluorocarbon tracer gases are safe, inert, odorless, colorless gases that have been used in many similar airflow studies in the past.

Between these dates, it's likely you'll see researchers and police officers outside of and inside subway stations. 

link

The Department of Honeland Security has assured everyone the gas only contains things like glycerol, maltodextrin, non-coding DNA oligos, amorphous silica, sulfur hexafluoride and perfluorocarbons so I'm sure there's no need for conspiracy theorizing.

Thay said, it's difficult not to be reminded of all the other times the U.S. Gov have conducted similar 'simulation' experiments on the general public with some rather disturbing results and there's some relevant reading below (taken from this thread).



• Article and links about Sea-spray and other 'actions' on the U.S. public:

Except, of course, for the pesky little fact that the US government did do precisely that. In the San Francisco Bay Area in 1950, to be precise. The covert US Navy experiment was codenamed "Sea-Spray," and for once you don't need to be a mind-reader to figure out what the program actually did. They sprayed people. From the sea. Pretty straightforward, hey?

But wait, what were they spraying people with exactly? Oh, just Serratia marcescens. You know, the "rod-shaped gram-negative bacteria in the family Enterobacteriaceae" that just happens to be a human pathogen?

And what exactly did the Navy hope to accomplish with this experiment? Why, to "determine the susceptibility of a big city like San Francisco to a bioweapon attack by terrorists," of course.

And what did they actually accomplish? The death of at least one person and the hospitalization of many others.

Which, I suppose, answers the experimenters' question, doesn't it? Are San Franciscans susceptible to a bioweapon attack by terrorists? Well, yes, evidently . . . assuming by the word "terrorist" you mean the US Navy.

So surely this type of thing was just a one-off. They never tried something like this before or since, right? . . . Right?

So surely this type of thing was just a one-off. They never tried something like this before or since, right? . . . Right?

. . . Oh, of course they did.

But don't worry, guys. I'm sure the government wouldn't be doing anything like this to the unwitting masses today.

That's just crazy talk.

link

• New York Subway Stations:

It wasn’t the only time the U.S. government did this.

Federal researchers secretly fogged Minneapolis and St. Louis during the Korean War. In 1966, they would run a similar experiment on New York City, dropping light bulbs filled with Bacillus subtilis variant niger into subway stations during rush hour to see how far the bacilli would spread—more than a million New Yorkers were exposed. In all, the Army acknowledged having conducted bacteriological tests on 239 populated areas between 1949 and 1969.

The tests were part of a large-scale, secret program of germ warfare research and development. The CIA researched possible targets, such as the Moscow subway, and military researchers designed a biological balloon bomb that could carry infectious spores far into enemy territory.

The Pentagon tested and stockpiled means of inducing illness. By 1971, its arsenal of weaponized disease contained, among other articles, 220 pounds of anthrax, 804 pounds of tularemia, 334 pounds of Venezuelan equine encephalitis, 5,098 gallons of Q fever, and tens of thousands of bombs.

The Great Germ War Cover-Up

• 'Military testing' on the unsuspecting citizens of St Louis - Monsanto (now Bayer) also implicated:

Lawsuit Says St. Louis Citizens Sprayed With Radioactive Chemicals In Secret Military Experiment

According to a recent report by a professor at St. Louis Community College, the United States military conducted top-secret experiments on the citizens of St. Louis, Missouri for years, going so far as exposing them to radioactive compounds.

The researcher, Professor Lisa Martino-Taylor, said that while it has long been known that the government sprayed supposedly harmless zinc cadmium sulfide particles over St. Louis, she claims that a radioactive additive was also mixed with the compound.

Martino-Taylor says she has found detailed descriptions as well as photographs of the spraying which exposed the unwitting public, predominantly in low-income and minority communities, to radioactive particles. In her research, she found that the greatest concentration of spraying in St. Louis took place at the Pruitt-Igoe public housing complex, which was home to 10,000 low-income residents. She said that 70% of those residents were children under the age of 12..

Now that details have emerged of the chemical testing, a recent lawsuit filed in City Court says that the agriculture giant Monsanto and others conspired with the military to secretly poison residents of St. Louis with toxic chemicals.

link

• Also Leonard A. Cole's (really interesting) book 'Clouds Of Secrecy' which deals with documented germ warfare testing programmes on the public.

Clouds of Secrecy: The Army's Germ Warfare Tests Over Populated Areas


In the 1970s Americans learned for the first time that they had been used for decades as unsuspecting guinea pigs in a series of astonishing experiments conducted by the US Army. Military researchers had been secretly spraying clouds of bacteria over populated areas in order to study America's vulnerability to biological weapons. Many civilians have suffered illness, even death, as a consequence.

Clouds Of Secrecy

a reply to: karl 12

Tinfoil hat time!

They’re actually testing a way to introduce an aresolized version of the vaccine.

What could possibly go wrong?

The US Government had a team from Ft Detrick in MD release bacteria in an aerosol test in two different PA Turnpike tunnels in Franklin County PA as part of bacteriologic warfare studies.
puzzlepalace

a reply to: karl 12

I think they want to find out how many veterans kept their atropine injectors after they left the service.

Cheers

a reply to: karl 12

It's just a test, just a simulation, just a drill...

Oklahoma City Bombing with the FBI's help
WTC Bombing 1993 with the FBI's help
WTC 911
London Subway Bombing
Boston Marathon
Event 201

How many more????

When they say test, simulation, drill, it's a live vent with an agenda or nefarious purpose.

Cheers - Dave

"We're from the government, and we're here to gas you help."

Oh, I thought they were finally going to work on that rat and junkie problem..

Clickbait msm titles man, i tell ya

Thanks for the replies and when it comes to historical examples of this kind of thing then it really does make you wonder about the psychopathy of those in charge.

Military researchers had been secretly spraying clouds of bacteria over populated areas in order to study America's vulnerability to biological weapons. Many civilians have suffered illness, even death, as a consequence.

originally posted by: bobs_uruncle

It's just a test, just a simulation, just a drill...

Oklahoma City Bombing with the FBI's help
WTC Bombing 1993 with the FBI's help
WTC 911
London Subway Bombing
Boston Marathon
Event 201

How many more????

When they say test, simulation, drill, it's a live vent with an agenda or nefarious purpose.

Cheers - Dave

Couldn't agree more Dave and am sure there are quite a few other examples out there - it's been mirrored from another blog but thought there were 56 very interesting points listed here - also some extremely curious pandemic simulations described in this presentation.

Cheers.

a reply to: karl 12

Just like there were drills before and on 911, I wonder if there will be a real (false flag blamed on others) attack later this month. Hope not. And this after NYC requires 'vaccine passport' to even enter a restaurant.
Full on idiocy.

Creates mass panic and tests some chem-weapons at the same time.

Ones that get "sick" from gas will be pegged as panic attack psych victims 🤣

originally posted by: DBCowboy

Tinfoil hat time!

It's always on mate.

originally posted by: chris_stibrany

Just like there were drills before and on 911, I wonder if there will be a real (false flag blamed on others) attack later this month.

Suppose anything is possible Chris and the pushing of the 'bio-weapon' attack narrative does seem to be quite a popular one these days.

Here's psycho Bill being strangely specific about it four years ago.




Cheers.

a reply to: karl 12

I haven’t checked the links yet, though I can tell by the wording in some of what’s been quoted that it’s James Corbett.

As such it will be thoroughly researched and right on the money.

This is one of those false flag tests where the real thing somehow ends up happening around the same time?

a reply to: karl 12

I read about this seems like a smart thing to do. Most of the tests will be in parks and streets such as wall street. The idea is to map where aerosols would go if they were released. That kind of information can save hundreds of thousands if there was a terrorist attack. I'm surprised they are just now doing this seems like they should already have this information

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: karl 12

Tinfoil hat time!

They’re actually testing a way to introduce an aresolized version of the vaccine.

I read something like this not too long ago , but I don't remember where. So this could very well be possible at least. I certainly don't trust our government one bit!

a reply to: karl 12

Why non-toxic? Isn't that like a fireman practicing without a fire?

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: karl 12

Tinfoil hat time!

They’re actually testing a way to introduce an aresolized version of the vaccine.

Good point. New Yorkers under age 65 are among the lowest vaccinated in the country. Especially in the Bronx.

originally posted by: karl 12
Just a heads up if you're planning to use the New York subway system later this month.

Apparently Homeland Security are conducting a 'somewhat ghoulish' experiment releasing non-toxic gas at about 120 subway stations to test response plans for a biological attack.

Non-toxic gas will be dispersed in NYC subways this month

The MTA and the Department of Homeland Security are conducting a somewhat ghoulish experiment this month.

On five days between October 18 and 29, they'll be releasing non-toxic gas at about 120 subway stations to test NYC's response plans for a chemical or biological attack, according to the New York Daily News.

The "airflow and dispersion study" will simulate the aerosol release of a biological agent in a densely populated urban environment, according to 311. Researchers will take air samples and materials that settle on the ground and other surfaces afterward.

According to the DHS, it'll take place at Times Square, World Trade Center Complex, Union Square Park, the Union Square subway stations, as well as the Oculus transit hub.

As mentioned earlier, the particle gas tracers are non-toxic and pose no health risks, according to the Daily News. The DHS says the non-toxic substances include salt, glycerol, maltodextrin (sweetener), a fluorescent brightener, non-coding DNA oligos, amorphous silica among others.

The gas tracers include sulfur hexafluoride as well as perfluorocarbon tracer. Sulfur hexafluoride is a safe gas commonly used in leak testing and is already present in urban backgrounds due to its use in the electric power industry. Perfluorocarbon tracer gases are safe, inert, odorless, colorless gases that have been used in many similar airflow studies in the past.

Between these dates, it's likely you'll see researchers and police officers outside of and inside subway stations. 

link

The Department of Honeland Security has assured everyone the gas only contains things like glycerol, maltodextrin, non-coding DNA oligos, amorphous silica, sulfur hexafluoride and perfluorocarbons so I'm sure there's no need for conspiracy theorizing.

Thay said, it's difficult not to be reminded of all the other times the U.S. Gov have conducted similar 'simulation' experiments on the general public with some rather disturbing results and there's some relevant reading below (taken from this thread).



• Article and links about Sea-spray and other 'actions' on the U.S. public:

Except, of course, for the pesky little fact that the US government did do precisely that. In the San Francisco Bay Area in 1950, to be precise. The covert US Navy experiment was codenamed "Sea-Spray," and for once you don't need to be a mind-reader to figure out what the program actually did. They sprayed people. From the sea. Pretty straightforward, hey?

But wait, what were they spraying people with exactly? Oh, just Serratia marcescens. You know, the "rod-shaped gram-negative bacteria in the family Enterobacteriaceae" that just happens to be a human pathogen?

And what exactly did the Navy hope to accomplish with this experiment? Why, to "determine the susceptibility of a big city like San Francisco to a bioweapon attack by terrorists," of course.

And what did they actually accomplish? The death of at least one person and the hospitalization of many others.

Which, I suppose, answers the experimenters' question, doesn't it? Are San Franciscans susceptible to a bioweapon attack by terrorists? Well, yes, evidently . . . assuming by the word "terrorist" you mean the US Navy.

So surely this type of thing was just a one-off. They never tried something like this before or since, right? . . . Right?

So surely this type of thing was just a one-off. They never tried something like this before or since, right? . . . Right?

. . . Oh, of course they did.

But don't worry, guys. I'm sure the government wouldn't be doing anything like this to the unwitting masses today.

That's just crazy talk.

link

• New York Subway Stations:

It wasn’t the only time the U.S. government did this.

Federal researchers secretly fogged Minneapolis and St. Louis during the Korean War. In 1966, they would run a similar experiment on New York City, dropping light bulbs filled with Bacillus subtilis variant niger into subway stations during rush hour to see how far the bacilli would spread—more than a million New Yorkers were exposed. In all, the Army acknowledged having conducted bacteriological tests on 239 populated areas between 1949 and 1969.

The tests were part of a large-scale, secret program of germ warfare research and development. The CIA researched possible targets, such as the Moscow subway, and military researchers designed a biological balloon bomb that could carry infectious spores far into enemy territory.

The Pentagon tested and stockpiled means of inducing illness. By 1971, its arsenal of weaponized disease contained, among other articles, 220 pounds of anthrax, 804 pounds of tularemia, 334 pounds of Venezuelan equine encephalitis, 5,098 gallons of Q fever, and tens of thousands of bombs.

The Great Germ War Cover-Up

I have an article from .. 2016 saying the same thing. Is this perhaps a clerical mistake on someones end or is this a new event

abcnews.go.com...

Also this is like my second post reply ever so I apologize for crap formatting etc.