Demand the CIA come clean!

[JBeukema]

A federal magistrate judge in San Francisco ordered the CIA to produce specific records and testimony about the human experiments the government allegedly conducted on thousands of soldiers from 1950 through 1975.
Three veterans groups and six individual veterans sued the CIA and other government agencies, claiming they used about 7,800 soldiers as human guinea pigs to research biological, chemical and psychological weapons.
The experiments, many of which took place at Edgewood Arsenal and Fort Detrick in Maryland, allegedly exposed test subjects to chemicals, drugs and electronic implants. Though the soldiers volunteered, they never gave informed consent, because the government didn’t fully disclose the risks, the veterans claimed. They were also required to sign an oath of secrecy, according to the complaint.
The veterans filed three sets of document requests to find out who was tested, what substances they were given, and how it affected them. Between October and April, the government produced about 15,000 pages of heavily redacted records, most of which related to the named plaintiffs only.
U.S. Magistrate Judge James Larson acknowledged that some of the requests were too broad and ordered the veterans to be more specific and to reduce the total number of requests.
For example, Larson said the plaintiffs’ definition of “test program” is “overbroad,” as it not only named experimental programs like “Bluebird,” “Artichoke” and “MKUltra,” but also included “any other program of experimentation involving human testing of any substance, including but not limited to ‘MATERIAL TESTING PROGRAM EA 1729.’”

CIA Must Disclose Data on Human Experiments | The Vigilant Citizen

 

[JBeukema]

An advocacy group working on behalf of Vietnam veterans has asked a federal judge in California to sanction the CIA, saying the spy agency has been blocking efforts to uncover its role in alleged experiments on US soldiers from the 1950s to 1970s.
The Vietnam Veterans of America filed a lawsuit on behalf of six Vietnam War veterans in January, 2009, claiming that the CIA had used an estimated 7,800 US service members as “guinea pigs” in experiments involving “at least 250, but as many as 400 chemical and biological agents,” according to Courthouse News.

Veterans? group: CIA blocking lawsuit over MK-Ultra experiments on troops | The Vigilant Citizen

 

[California Girl]

Maybe that's how they created progressives. They're an experiment that went wrong.

 

[Mad Scientist]

I'm sure Obama is all over this.

 

[Toome]

....and while we're at it, how about demanding that hookers really fall in love with us!

 

[Sallow]

Cute.

Experiments on our troops get made light of..

Real patriotic folk here..

 

[SFC Ollie]

And I thought this was all common knowledge...

I've know we've all seen the videos of troops hunkering down in trenches a few miles from Atomic blasts.....

And I remember seeing another film of troops trying to perform Drill and Cerimony while high on acid.

I'm certain these films are out there for all to see.

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