US Military’s Human-Testing Program Returns

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US Military’s Human-Testing Program Returns

Written by

 

Heather Wokusch

Sunday, 09 March 2008

Breaking the Nuremberg Code: The US Military’s Human-Testing Program

Returns

by Heather Wokusch

 

 

The Pentagon is slated to release a suspected

toxicant in Crystal City, Virginia this week, ostensibly to test air

sensors.

The operation is just the latest example of the Defense Department’s

long history of using service members and civilians as human test

subjects, often without their consent or awareness.

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http://pacificfreepress.com/content/view/2367/1/

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At 11:20 PM 3/14/2008, you wrote:

I know what the article said, but....I used to live in that area, and

have worked in Crystal City. It's a hop skip and a jump from the

Pentagon. There aren't just civilians there - there are many thousands

who not only work there, but also live there. It's right down the street

from the Pentagon. So, unless the wind happens to be just so - what

happens in Crystal City is going to happen not only to the Pentagon, but

also Washington, D.C., and a number of other very populated places in

that area. Crystal City isn't off by itself - it's in the center of a

number of highly populated places, with a very wealthy and powerful

population. Not to mention, for the most part, anything that affects

Crystal City is going to affect the Congress, the Senate and the White

House - all are which are just a couple of miles away. I don't know how

familiar any of you are with the area, but towns in that area

have grown to where the city limits have been blurred - to the point

where you can cross the street and be in another town. Washington, D.C.,

Maryland and Virgina are within spittin' distance from each other and

doing what the article suggests was or is going to happen isn't logical -

there are a number of very large corporations and businesses there who

have a lot of influence, not to mention the seat of the government, and

the heads of all four branches of the military. Not only do they work

there - most also live there...

Lynn

 

US Military’s Human-Testing

Program Returns

Written by

 

Heather Wokusch

Sunday, 09 March 2008

Breaking the Nuremberg Code: The US Military’s Human-Testing Program

Returns

by Heather Wokusch

 

The Pentagon is slated to release a

suspected toxicant in Crystal City, Virginia this week, ostensibly to

test air sensors.

The operation is just the latest example of the Defense Department’s

long history of using service members and civilians as human test

subjects, often without their consent or awareness.

 

Fro whole article, go to

 

http://pacificfreepress.com/content/view/2367/1/