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What you don't know about your government could kill you... Department of Defense documents obtained through the Freedom of Information ... all » Act expose the horrific underworld of the disposable army mentality and the government funded experimentation upon US citizens conducted without their knowledge or consent.
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Originally posted by ADVISOR
Just wondering, but what would be a "credible connection with the video and reality", in your opinion?
Originally posted by Baphomet79
That's always my biggest problem on this site, unless I have direct and personal experience with the subject I am generally an extremely tough sell on any topic. That is not to say I am in any way denying the facts of it, just that it takes a bit more for me to acquiesce to the truth than some others.
Gulf War Illness, is an mysterious subject that I would like to see a serious private sector study about. I guess a connection to me would include, interviews with Officers in the Medical Corps and other related MOS', as well as civilian doctors, pharmaceutical technicians, free of any relation to Government grants and the like.
The report also highlighted a "high incidence" of osteoporosis in Gulf war veterans and that the "common denominator that links him to GW vets are the vaccinations he received prior to deployment".
Also ask any Gulf War vet where their shot records or medical records are, like me most will tell you they are missing.
Either the shot records or, like me, both are missing. I've tried numerous times to get mine but according to the Navy they are gone. Hmmmmm, I wonder why?
Too many coincidences for there not to be a link with the vaccines.
Following the return of American military men and women deployed to Southwest Asia during Operations Desert Shield/Desert Storm, illnesses were reported that may have been related to service in the Gulf War. Military medical records from this deployment have not been able to provide substantial support in the search for causes of, and contributing factors to, these illnesses among Gulf War veterans.
This paper examines military medical recordkeeping policies and practices during and after the Gulf War, as well as initiatives for the future. It addresses medical recordkeeping issues within three broad categories: content of the record, consolidation of the record, and custody of the record. The paper focuses on medical recordkeeping policy, practice, and plans; it does not directly address locating any records now thought to be missing.
Military Medical Recordkeeping During and After the Gulf War
DEPLETED URANIUM ALERT!
Full report with Docs audios & videos
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CIA Report on Intelligence Related to Gulf War Illnesses
The CIA's effort did not seek to duplicate that of DOD; however, CIA analysts drew upon and examined DOD information to clarify intelligence, to obtain leads, and to ensure a thorough and comprehensive intelligence assessment.
UNCLASSIFIED
TO FACILITATE ELECTRONIC ACCESS, THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN
REFORMATTED TO ELIMINATE INFORMATION THAT DOES NOT PERTAIN
TO GULF WAR ILLNESS ISSUES OR THAT IS CLASSIFIED.
Not Finally Evaluated Intelligence
Originally posted by Shawnna
Originally posted by Baphomet79
That's always my biggest problem on this site, unless I have direct and personal experience with the subject I am generally an extremely tough sell on any topic. That is not to say I am in any way denying the facts of it, just that it takes a bit more for me to acquiesce to the truth than some others.
Gulf War Illness, is an mysterious subject that I would like to see a serious private sector study about. I guess a connection to me would include, interviews with Officers in the Medical Corps and other related MOS', as well as civilian doctors, pharmaceutical technicians, free of any relation to Government grants and the like.
And how, specifically, do you suggest the private sector go about doing this investigation? Any suggestions? Those who are sick do not have the energy or resources and it is up to the rest of us to hold our government accountable. Do you think Officers in the Medical Corps would feel free to divulge their honest opinion? I don't.
A friend of mine is suffering immensely right now - after making the military his career and serving his country quite honorably.
After doing quite a bit of research on government and/or military sponsored 'projects' - I don't doubt for a second that this video depicts the facts.
Always,
Shawnna
[edit on 27-12-2006 by Shawnna]
Originally posted by Baphomet79
My whole point was whether Gulf War Syndrome is only attributable to depleted uranium rounds or someting more exotic.
III. FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS
A. FOR AT LEAST 50 YEARS, DOD HAS KNOWINGLY EXPOSED MILITARY PERSONNEL TO POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES, OFTEN IN SECRET.
The U.S. General Accounting Office issued a report on September 28, 1994, which stated that between 1940 and 1974, DOD and other national security agencies studied hundreds of thousands of human subjects in tests and experiments involving hazardous substances......