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In response to questions from MPs and the public, asking whether the MOD would still conduct trials of this nature, the Defence Evaluation Research Agency (DERA), the organisation then responsible for military chemical and biological research at Porton Down, stated in 1999 - “in the event of a military question arising which could only be answered by conducting open air trials in areas which may involve the general public Ministers have made it clear that they cannot rule out conducting larger scale trials in the future to try to ensure the protection of the UK from attacks by people of states using chemical and biological weapons.”. When questioned about possible Porton Down biological warfare research, conducted since the events of September 11 2001, Dstl Porton Down will only state that they do not comment on research matters.
Originally posted by theGreatunhosed
reply to post by mee30
thankyou those are really interesting links... i'd never heard of that amid all the clamour about chemtrails (of which i've always been a sceptic) maybe that's the point! clearly there is a lot more REAL stuff going on than i'd thought... it seems strange that this has reached the 'reputable' media though, my question is why?
Thirty-five deaths in the infamous Lynmouth flood disaster came only days after RAF rain-making experiments over southern England, it has emerged. Ninety million tonnes of water swept down the narrow valley into Lynmouth on 15 August, 1952, destroying whole buildings. Now, a BBC investigation has confirmed that secret experiments were causing heavy rainfall.
Originally posted by TraitorKiller
reply to post by theGreatunhosed
And there is this old story,
news.bbc.co.uk...
Thirty-five deaths in the infamous Lynmouth flood disaster came only days after RAF rain-making experiments over southern England, it has emerged. Ninety million tonnes of water swept down the narrow valley into Lynmouth on 15 August, 1952, destroying whole buildings. Now, a BBC investigation has confirmed that secret experiments were causing heavy rainfall.
Originally posted by theGreatunhosed
reply to post by Bixxi3
i agree to a point, the article mentions that it has been used in drought stricken regions... i think it's awful that the public aren't consulted on this...