Biological Warfare and the National Security State: A Chronology
Antifascist - August 9, 2009
The history of bioweapons research in the United States is a history of illicit–and illegal–human experiments.
From the Cold War to the War on Terror, successive American administrations have turned a blind eye on dubious research rightly characterized as having “a little of the Buchenwald touch.”
While the phrase may have come from the files of the Atomic Energy Commission as Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Eileen Welsome revealed in her 1999 book, The Plutonium Files, an investigation into secret American medical experiments at the dawn of the nuclear age, it is as relevant today as the United States pours billions of dollars into work on some of the most dangerous pathogens known to exist in nature.
That Cold War securocrats were more than a little concerned with a comparison to unethical Nazi experiments is hardly surprising. After all, with the defeat of the Axis powers came the triumphalist myth-making that America had fought a “good war” and had liberated humanity from the scourge of fascist barbarism.
Tags: Biological Warfare, Bioweapons, Unconsensual Human Experimentation
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September 7th, 2009 at 9:41 pm
In addition to the bio-weapons terrorism with vaccines -the explanation for why the New Orleans dams were not repaired by the US govt., -they were waiting for Katrina to finish the job. Since the hurricane-you also saw how the US govt. reacted to the rescue efforts. Then they finished off the African Americans with those wonderful formaldehyde trailers. bioterrorism at its finest. See - Inglorious Bas-terds.