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Updated 11/19/03: Since I wrote the article below several years ago, the first signs of the predicted Gulf War Syndrome II have emerged in British troops, many of whom were given vaccines outside of safety guidelines. Now various investigators are looking into links between American soldiers' deaths and vaccines. Insight Magazine, which broke the story of vaccine experimentation and the first Gulf War Syndrome (see below) has begun to look into the story. Evidence of vaccine improprieties led a US federal judge to demand that the government stop giving experimental anthrax vaccines to its troops. (This ruling was quickly overturned.) My original (and since realized) warning that a second Gulf War Syndrome would emerge from US vaccination policy is reproduced below.
Meanwhile the British press has reported that the first Gulf War Syndrome in British troops was likely caused by government experimentation using vaccines. But readers of my first book, subtitled, The Common Thread of Government Experimentation in the Acquired Immunodeficiency and Gulf War Syndromes already knew that. The US press, partner-in-crime with the corporate-controlled US government, continues to ignore the explosive story, even though the American government has been shamed into admitting, after twenty years of vociferous denials, that dangerous and unapproved experimental additives were indeed present in the vaccines given to unsuspecting US troops.
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What You Should Know About the Anthrax
and Smallpox Vaccines
by Jerry Leonard
"Our government has kept us in a perpetual state of fear--kept us in a continuous stampede of patriotic fervor--with the cry of grave national emergency. Always there has been some terrible evil at home or some monstrous foreign power that was going to gobble us up if we did not blindly rally behind it ..."
US General Douglas MacArthur, 1957
Who are the real terrorists?
As threats of anthrax and smallpox allegedly spread by
terrorists are used to justify government vaccine programs against these
diseases, the author of AIDS:
The “Perfect” Disease urges extreme caution in accepting government
measures for fighting these diseases—arguing that smallpox and anthrax
vaccines have previously been used to intentionally inject the public and
military with experimental viruses and chemicals which have resulted in deadly
diseases such as the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome and Gulf War Syndrome.
The author, Jerry Leonard, reveals that this was done as part of the hidden
agenda in vaccinating the public—using existing vaccination programs to
conduct unethical research for future vaccines—among other things.[1]
* * *
If this sounds incredible... consider that the
truth is often stranger
than fiction (especially when concerning the long history of government
experimentation on US citizens) and the following recent revelations regarding
the so-called bioterrorist attacks on the United States.
While the US government initially attempted to blame Iraq
for the source of anthrax in “terrorist” attacks on the US, it has been
quietly and predictably revealed that the source of the disease appears to be
none other than the US government itself. The New York Times reported:
"The dry
powder used in the anthrax attacks is virtually indistinguishable in critical
technical respects from that produced by the United States military before it
shut down its biowarfare program, according to federal scientists and a report
prepared for a military contractor."[2]
And what of this biowarfare program? It wasn't supposed to
be making weapons at all--except of course for defensive purposes. But how do
you know how to defend against something unless you understand its offensive
potential? And how do you know a biological warfare agent's offensive potential
unless you create it and test it?
"The best defense is a good offense."
Of course, the biowarfare program was never really shut
down as claimed. Contrary to the official story, the US government has been
secretly making weapons-grade anthrax. The Times reported:
"As
the investigation into the anthrax attacks widens to include federal
laboratories and contractors, government officials have acknowledged that Army
scientists in recent years have made anthrax in a powdered form that could be
used as a weapon. Experts said this appeared to be the first disclosure of
government production of anthrax in its most lethal form since the United States
renounced biological weapons in 1969 and began destroying its germ
arsenal."[3]
[emphasis added]
But even if Iraq had been the apparent source of the
anthrax used in the recent attacks in the US, the US government could still be
liable. The Associated
Press (11/28/96) reported that prior to the Gulf War,
the US had been instrumental in making “70 Government-approved
shipments of anthrax and other pathogens to Iraqi scientists.” (Sadam
Hussein was once our ally,[4]
just as Bin Laden was
once our ally.)
An incestuous relationship between the Pentagon and
scientists who participated in this activity has prevented Gulf War vets from
getting the unbiased truth about what might be causing their illnesses. The Associated
Press reported:
“A scientist
who headed a Pentagon study that dismissed exposure to chemical and biological
agents as a cause of illness among Persian Gulf war veterans was a director of
an organization that sent samples of deadly germs to Iraq before the war began
in January 1991...”[5]
So much for objectivity and accountability.
What’s going on here? Who are the real terrorists?
The story is getting old and predictable... years of
government lies are exposed only to find the government has been systematically
doing exactly what it's not supposed to be doing. For decades the government
secretly experimented on it citizens with radiation.
For decades the government secretly experimented on its citizens with chemical
warfare agents and mind
control drugs. And continuing in the tradition of using US soldiers as
guinea pigs, during the Gulf War, the government experimented on hundreds of
thousands of its troops with vaccines and chemical warfare treatments--according
to numerous medical studies--resulting in the Gulf War Syndrome.[6]
Now, finally, the public is catching on to the magnitude of the crimes being
committed in the name of defense.
The very same day the Washington Post broke the
story of the similarity between the anthrax used in "bioterrorist
attacks" and those created by the US government,[7]
it had a major article reviewing the history of the US government's illegal
testing program on American citizens. The Post summarized this program as
a
"vast
network of psychological and medical experiments conducted in hospitals,
universities, research labs, prisons and safe houses, many of them carried out
on unsuspecting subjects--mental patients, prostitutes and their johns, drug
addicts, and anyone else who stumbled into the CIA's web." [8]
If a US biological weapons program, which wasn't supposed to exist, is
actually still in effect, it seems logical to ask if the corresponding testing
programs, such as those exposed in the 1970s (MKULTRA)
and 1990s (Gulf War Syndrome and the radiation
program) still exist. Could the anthrax attacks and "defensive"
measures supposedly designed to protect the public from them be part of this
offensive testing program? [9]
Curiously,
not
only is the post-9-11 "antiterrorist" climate perfectly suited for
government experimentation under the cover of protection, the vaccines to be
used in this climate are the most perfectly suited for use in such
experimentation. For example, vaccinia-based vaccines against smallpox, the
virus which the government has touted as the most likely to be used by terrorist
states, are ideal for
researchers to use as experimental vehicles in vaccine research.
Given the history of the government's experimentation on its citizens and its
most recent manifestation in the Gulf War Syndrome, it also seems logical to ask
what the rush is to push unproven and dangerous vaccines on the American public.
Are we being set up for another Gulf War Syndrome disaster?[10]
Is the government's secret testing program on unwitting citizens indeed still
active? Is this testing program being implemented through vaccines to pathogens
that the government invents?
Fortunately, the latest government offers of experimental anthrax vaccines,
unethically tested on its own unwitting soldiers, have been largely declined by
the public. This may prevent another Gulf War debacle from occurring.
Unfortunately, Gulf War Vets who were forcibly experimented
on with these vaccines were not so lucky—many have come down with diseases
such as Lou Gehrig's Disease, which have been linked to experimental treatments
given to them for their Gulf War service. (Many of these soldiers got diseases
initially blamed on battle stress—even though they were never
deployed to the Gulf.) Once the news of the experimental vaccines and their
status as guinea pigs reached US soldiers, hundreds belatedly refused to take
the vaccines—some even opted for severe
punishment rather than take the vaccines. But curiously, BioPort, the sole
manufacturer of the vaccines, which has
been cited numerous times by the FDA, seems immune
to punishment and lawsuits, even though it has continued to ship
"questionable" vaccines to a captive populace in the military.
Indeed, BioPort continues to get favorable treatment
despite its horrendous safety record. Numerous researchers are speculating that
top-level officials (some are former executives of pharmaceuticals corporations)
are lobbying the FDA
for special treatment of BioPort because its purported owners have
connections to high-level politicians working for a powerful international arms
firm called the Carlyle
Group. And conveniently, these are some of the same politicians that not
only helped create Saddam Hussein and Bin Laden in the 1980s but are
reportedly business partners of the Bin Laden family in these activities.
* * *
It is an encouraging sign when informed segments of the
public realize they are being used as guinea pigs by an arrogant government and refuse
to accept experimental vaccines by institutions which have carried out an
uninterrupted program of surreptitious testing of dangerous chemicals and
viruses on its citizens over a period of decades.[11]
Before the government ramps up its propaganda machine to persuade the public to
accept its paternalistic "protection" in the form of vaccines against
bioterorrism, a more wide-spread understanding of past and present testing
programs using vaccines is needed. In this spirit, the author of AIDS:
The “Perfect” Disease, reviews the history of government
experimentation on its citizens up to the present day. This history includes
surprising links between the Gulf War Syndrome and the Acquired Immunodeficiency
Syndrome. (The links are dangerous experimental vaccines unethically tested to
develop vaccines for diseases like AIDS.[12])
In addition to exposing and reviewing the unethical
government research with vaccines which led to the Gulf War Syndrome, the author
reveals the links between unethical cancer vaccine research and the
outbreak of AIDS itself. A series of incredibly dangerous human
experiments in which monkey cancer viruses were used to induce sarcoma tumors in
humans
is proposed as the prototype for that used to unleash the AIDS/sarcoma
inducing virus—which is itself a type of virus developed for cancer research
and tested for decades prior to AIDS as a means of inducing cancer for vaccine
research. In addition to revealing shocking human experiments with monkey cancer
and tumor viruses, the fabulous benefits of AIDS to both the cancer research
establishment and the national security establishment are exposed in this work.
Anyone considering taking the government's vaccines should
consider the recent revelations regarding the source of Anthrax used in US
bioterrorist attacks as well as the past history of the US government's massive
testing programs on its unsuspecting citizens. Hopefully, this will prevent the past
from becoming prologue.
"Men occasionally
stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up
and hurry off as if nothing had happened.”
-- Winston Churchill
Go To:
Top of Page: What
You Should Know About the Anthrax and Smallpox Vaccines
Stranger
than Fiction: The
Incestuous Ties Between the US Government and Osama bin Laden
Prelude
to the AIDS/Cancer Epidemic:
Creating Human Lab Rats
Chester
Southam Injects West Nile Virus in Humans
Other Links On Gulf War Syndrome and Government Experimentation:
http://www.gulfwarvets.com/anthrax.htm
AIDS:
The “Perfect” Disease
Other works by the Author:
Hitler Is Winning: | How AIDS is fulfilling the eugenic goals of the Third Reich and its American supporters |
The Perfect Assassin: | Did CIA mind control research lead to the JFK assassination? Reveals how Lee Harvey Oswald fits the profile of a “programmed” assassin as described in startling CIA documents written prior to the crime. |
How AIDS Was Invented: | Pre-AIDS cancer research reveals a step-by-step process for creating HIV from animal immunodeficiency viruses invented for cancer vaccine research |
Why AIDS Was Invented: | Published human cancer vaccine experiments with monkey viruses and the development of cross-species immunodeficiency viruses culminated in AIDS epidemic |
Email the author: jerryleonard999@yahoo.com
[1] Specifically, the author proposes that Gulf War Syndrome was caused by experimental vaccines given to troops who were unwittingly used in covert AIDS vaccine research and that AIDS was itself caused in a similar manner by researchers using vaccine programs to covertly conduct human cancer vaccine research. The many fascinating benefits of the AIDS epidemic to cancer vaccine research are described in this shocking study, as are published, pre-AIDS, human cancer experiments in which tumors were deliberately induced in human subjects by injecting them with monkey cancer viruses.
[2] WILLIAM J. BROAD, “The Spores: Terror Anthrax Linked to Type Made by U.S.,” New York Times, December 3, 2001.
[3] WILLIAM J. BROAD and JUDITH MILLER, “U.S. Recently Produced Anthrax in a Highly Lethal Powder Form,” New York Times, December 13, 2001.
[4] The New York Times reported:
"A covert American program during the Reagan administration provided Iraq with critical battle planning assistance at a time when American intelligence agencies knew that Iraqi commanders would employ chemical weapons in waging the decisive battles of the Iran-Iraq war, according to senior military officers with direct knowledge of the program."
Hinting at the hypocrisy involved at the time, the Times noted that the "covert program was carried out at a time when President Reagan's top aides ... were publicly condemning Iraq for its use of poison gas." This hypocrisy is also evident in current U.S. posturing to overthrow the Iraqi regime for policies (use of chemical warfare) it had officially denounced but unofficially blessed in a previous decade. The Times continued:
"Iraq's use of gas in that conflict is repeatedly cited by President Bush ... as justification for 'regime change' in Iraq."
Former President George H.W. Bush (and former CIA head), father to current President George Bush III, was vice president under Reagan at the time the Reagan administration and the CIA were providing assistance to Iraq in its war (which included chemical warfare) against Iran. The Times again:
"Though senior officials of the Reagan administration publicly condemned Iraq's employment of mustard gas, sarin, VX and other poisonous agents, the American military officers said President Reagan, Vice President George Bush and senior national security aides never withdrew their support for the highly classified program in which more than 60 officers of the Defense Intelligence Agency were secretly providing detailed information on Iranian deployments, tactical planning for battles, plans for airstrikes and bomb-damage assessments for Iraq."
(Iran was also a former ally of the U.S. which suddenly became an enemy because it had recently overthrown a CIA-installed dictator--the Shah of Iran--put in place after a U.S. orchestrated coup in 1953. The US backed Saddam Hussein because he was fighting the Iranians. As Newsweek summarized: "American officials have known that Saddam was a psychopath ever since he became the country’s de facto ruler in the early 1970s. ...But top officials in the Reagan administration saw Saddam as a useful surrogate. By going to war with Iran, he could bleed the radical mullahs who had seized control of Iran from the pro-American shah.")
Newsweek provided a fitting summary of the situation:
"As President George W. Bush and his war cabinet ponder Saddam’s successor’s regime, they would do well to contemplate how and why the last three presidents allowed the Butcher of Baghdad to stay in power so long."
PATRICK E. TYLER, “Officers Say U.S. Aided Iraq in War Despite Use of Gas,” New York Times, 08/17/02; James Risen, “How a Plot Convulsed Iran in ’53 (and in ’79),” New York Times, 4/16/00; Christopher Dickey and Evan Thomas, "How Saddam Happened: America helped make a monster," Newsweek, 9/23/02.
[5] Associated Press, “Report Ties Expert to Supplier of Germs to Iraq,” New York Times, 11/28/96.
[6] These medical studies are summarized in AIDS: The “Perfect” Disease.
[7] "...five laboratories so far have been found to have spores with perfect genetic matches to those in the Senate letters, the scientists said. And all those labs can trace back their samples to a single U.S. military source." Rick Weiss and Susan Schmidt, "Capitol Hill Anthrax Matches Army's Stocks : 5 Labs Can Trace Spores to Ft. Detrick," Washington Post, 12/16/01.
[8]
Ted Gup, "The Coldest Warrior," Washington Post
[9] The BBC recently revealed:
"A Newsnight investigation raised the possibility that there was a secret CIA project to investigate methods of sending anthrax through the mail which went madly out of control. The shocking assertion is that a key member of the covert operation may have removed, refined and eventually posted weapons-grade anthrax which killed five people."
"Anthrax Attacks," BBC News, 14/3/02
[10] Paul Rodriguez announced in Insight Magazine: "A synthetic substance -- an experimental adjuvant banned for use in humans has been found in the trial blood tests of Persian Gulf War veterans. The federal government says it can't be so, but what if it is?" In a later Insight article titled "Gulf War Mystery and HIV", Rodriguez linked a synthetic form of the chemical squalene to the Gulf War Syndrome and revealed that the experimental substance found in sick Gulf War soldiers was used in experimental government vaccines that weren't supposed to exist: "The Pentagon -- though continuing to deny it used such an experimental medicine during the war -- now admits to using it in human experimental programs involving an anti-HIV vaccination."
Rodriguez documented an alarming but predictable trail of lies by government officials regarding their role in the testing of experimental vaccines with the dangerous chemical additive:
"Insight at first was told squalene was not in the government's arsenal of drugs -- then discovered it had been used in experimental medical trials at the National Institutes of Health involving cutting-edge herpes vaccines. Suddenly the story line was that, yes, it's used there -- but nowhere else. Insight discovered that it was used at the Army's Walter Reed Medical Research Center -- then the story line was that, yes, it's used there -- but only recently and only for an experimental malaria-vaccination program. When Insight discovered it has been used at Walter Reed for HIV research, the cover story moved to yes -- but only in laboratory work involving animals.
Insight next discovered that Walter Reed actually manufactures a pharmaceutical-grade version of squalene. ....Finally we learn that the Pentagon -- by and through Walter Reed, among others -- has been engaged in human testing programs involving an anti-HIV vaccine using squalene as the adjuvant in concert with private firms through a cooperative program funded by the Pentagon."
Paul Rodriguez, "Sickness and Secrecy," Insight Magazine, August 25, 1997; Paul Rodriguez, "Gulf War Mystery and HIV," Insight Magazine, Nov 3, 1997.
[11] After announcing that the "federal government has embarked on an experiment on humans to discover whether a vaccine can protect civilians against future anthrax attacks," the Palm Beach Post summarized why there were very few takers for the government's experimental anthrax vaccine:
"... public health officials knew the vaccine would be a tough sell because of diminished public confidence in the CDC. The agency made several initial assurances concerning anthrax that later proved wrong: It said that spores couldn't infect people from inside an envelope. It also said that blood tests would help pinpoint who was exposed.
Moreover, the federal government has a history of conducting human trials on unknowing participants, including radiation tests on people in the 1950s and the Tuskegee Syphilis Study on black men from 1932 to 1972 in Macon County, Ala.
The purpose of the Tuskegee study, which was supervised by the CDC, was to see how the syphilis germ destroys the body. ...Now, some people have doubts about what motivated the government's anthrax vaccine study.
'With the Cipro we felt like lab rats,' said J.D. Robinson, a reporter for AMI's tabloid The Globe, who chose not to take the vaccine or any more antibiotics. 'They don't even know all the side effects of this vaccine.'"
Sanjay Bhatt,
"The anthrax vaccine: Government's shot in the dark," Palm Beach
Post, 12/30/01.
[12] . .Insight Magazine detailed how the GAO uncovered Department of Defense deception regarding its role in conducting unethical experiments with squalene:
When Insight first reported the preliminary lab results showing these antibodies, the DOD dismissed the findings. Because the department never used squalene in any medication or vaccine given to gulf-war soldiers, let alone experimented with the substance, officials contended, the DOD would be foolish to conduct an independent analysis. . . . . Now the General Accounting Office, or GAO, after its own six-month probe into Insight's reports... sternly has criticized the DOD for obfuscating on the issue. Indeed, the GAO discovered that the DOD long has known about squalene as a possible adjuvant drug and that the military has been experimenting with squalene-based medicines for more than 10 years, even conducting trials in Thailand involving squalene as an adjuvant for an anti-AIDS drug.
The GAO investigation revealed not only government plans to test squalene-based vaccines on the military but a whole series of vaccine experiments with the dangerous chemical suspected of causing Gulf War Syndrome:
[T]he GAO not only confirmed the extensive military testing using squalene-based adjuvants, it also revealed for the first time that DOD officials considered but allegedly then decided against using just such a vaccine -- supposedly to protect U.S. troops from potential Iraqi biological or chemical attacks. Congressional investigators tell Insight that they found these GAO conclusions profoundly shocking.
. . . . Although the GAO and the DOD have not
revealed what immunizations were under consideration for use with squalene as an
adjuvant, military and congressional sources say they believe these must have
been antianthrax drugs. ...The GAO said that while determining what the DOD may
have done to cause 100,000 cases of gulf-war illness has been difficult, the GAO
did uncover squalene-linked human testing protocols going back to 1988 when 500
subjects were administered an antimalaria vaccine. In 1990, another 12 human
subjects were given a similar concoction and then another 121 in 1994. Between
February 1995 and September 1997, at least 341 people received experimental
anti-AIDS vaccines in Thailand involving squalene as an adjuvant at the same
time that 93 people were administered placebos.
. . . . But, the stonewalling continues. The DOD
still claims that, despite changing story lines about its experiments with
squalene-based drugs, it never used squalene on gulf-war soldiers, so there is
no need to test.
Paul M. Rodriguez, "GAO Calls for Squalene Tests," Insight Magazine, 26 April, 1999.