Gulf: Chemical Weapon Testing? Did the US Navy Plan to Massacre Millions?

Gulf: Chemical Weapon Testing? Did the US Navy Plan to Massacre Millions?

www.examiner.com

Few days are left for public comment against the US Navy planned massacre millions of animals and public health crises. According to a letter from Senator Barbara Boxer and other senators to NOAA in 2009, the US Navy has had plans for "ocean exercises" including in the Gulf of Mexico. The letter expressed concern about the Navy's "exercises" ultimately massacring 11.7 million marine mammals within five years according to the Agriculture Defense Coalition. A California special report on TV highlighted chemical weapon testing.

(visit the link for the full news article)

Well, this would make sense of a lot. The secrecy, the armed guards down there, the constant spraying, the terrible illnesses, etc. - and the fact that the Navy was officially put in charge.

God knows what they are really spraying those poor, poor people with. Some people suspect there is arsenic in the chemicals being sprayed.

See:

www.floridaoilspilllaw.com...

And an news item on Navy War Exercieses:
www.rumormillnews.com...

Time to get writing!

www.examiner.com
(visit the link for the full news article)

Ah, the makings of another 10 years of circular arguments, masquerading as conspiracy theory.

reply to post by wcitizen


You put in links to many websites with either unverifiable information or their own interests. The Examiner, a site about the oil spill and Rumour Mill News are not good sources. Back this up with some proper, verifiable data and I'll consider it.

Originally posted by ShadeWolf Back this up with some proper, verifiable data and I'll consider it.

Navy plans could affect more marine mammals - USATODAY.com
Aug 5, 2010 ... The Navy plans to increase ocean warfare exercises and conduct more sonar tests potentially injuring hundreds of thousands of marine ...
www.usatoday.com...

Navy plans could affect more marine mammals - ABC News
Navy plans could affect more marine mammals. ... Navy plans could affect more marine mammals. Post a Comment. By Peter Eisler, USA TODAY. WASHINGTON ...
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And this is related to the first set of articles how? The first 2 don't work, and the third is about training exercises. Nothing to do with illnesses coming from the oil spill or chemicals used on it.

Originally posted by ShadeWolf

And this is related to the first set of articles how?

Its related because the OP article cites Agriculture Defense Coalition as theri source and the Agriculture Defense Coalition cites "Navy plans could affect more marine mammals" as one of their sources... Linky not work? Hmmmm just use google search... not that hard... edit time expired

Ah I see the link works... just the pages are no longer there Happens at news sources

Originally posted by ShadeWolf
reply to post by wcitizen

 

You put in links to many websites with either unverifiable information or their own interests. The Examiner, a site about the oil spill and Rumour Mill News are not good sources. Back this up with some proper, verifiable data and I'll consider it.

Both these articles contain links.

If you want other sources, go do your own research, or don't consider it - don't much care. In any case, do your own work. What did your last slave die of?