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and said that the documents do not indicate any offer for a sale of nuclear weapons. Shimon Peres said
that the Guardian article was based on ‗selective interpretation... and not on concrete facts‘.
Project Coast was a top-secret chemical and biological weapons [CBW] program instituted by the South
African government during the apartheid era. Project Coast was the successor to a limited post-war CBW
program which mainly produced the lethal agents CX powder and mustard gas; as well as non-lethal tear
gas for riot control purposes. [3] Project Coast was headed by Wouter Basson, a cardiologist who was the
personal physician of the then South African Prime Minister PW Botha. 60 year old Wouter Basson, was
nicknamed ‗Dr Death‘ for his alleged actions in apartheid South Africa, Basson after having been
suspended from his military post with full pay in 1999, was charged with 67 criminal charges including
murder. [4]
Much of what Basson was working on is still regarded as ‗top-secret‘, and without doubt Dr Kelly being
as highly regarded as he was, a microbiologist and worked in this field whilst in South Africa with Basson,
no doubt was privy to such ‗top-secret‘s‘. Basson became the head project officer and began to work on
the country‘s chemical and biological weapons capability. He recruited about 200 researchers from around
the world, whom Dr Kelly was among, and received annual funds equivalent to $10 million. [4]
In 1982, Basson is alleged to have arranged the killing of 200 SWAPO prisoners. The South West
Africa People‘s Organisation [SWAPO] is a political party and former liberation movement in Namibia. It
has been the governing party in Namibia since independence in 1990. When FW de Klerk ordered that
the production of lethal chemical weapons be stopped, Project Coast turned to manufacturing and
distributing other non-lethal drugs, notably Ecstasy and Mandrax. [3]
A few days into his trial in October 1999, Judge Willie Hartzenberg dismissed six of the charges
including, importantly, the murder charges. His grounds for doing so were that the murders were
committed outside the country [largely in Namibia] and that a South African court couldn‘t prosecute
crimes committed in other countries.
The prosecution put 153 witnesses on the stand, and who said they witnessed seeing black men being
tied to trees, smeared with poison and left to die, whilst others were being injected with muscle relaxant
and thrown out of aeroplanes into the ocean; efforts to create poisons that were ‗only lethal to black
people‘, alias the ‗Black Bomb‘, and assassination attempts using poison-laced clothing. Project Coast
also allegedly hoarded enough ‗cholera‘, and anthrax to start epidemics, and even toyed with weapon
ideas, that included sugar laced with salmonella, cigarettes with anthrax, Chocolates with botulinum toxin,
and whiskey with herbicide. [3]
Out of interest, the 1918 flu pandemic [the Spanish Flu], was an unusually severe and deadly influenza
virus that raged into a pandemic that spread across the world. The pandemic lasted from June 1917 to
December 1920, spreading even to the Arctic and remote Pacific islands. [5] It‘s been said between well in
excess of 50 million people died making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in human history. The
world‘s population at the time was 1.8 billion - presently in 2011, it‘s 6.9 billion.
On the 15th November 2010 and in the very same month the country was facing a crucial general
election, it was reported that rioting had broken out in Haiti‘s second city of Cap-Haitien in the North,
hundreds of protesters were yelling anti-UN slogans, hurled stones at UN peacekeepers, set up burning
barricades and torched a police station. The protesters are actually blaming those who were meant to be
helping them, as it seems many are getting wise to the fact that ‗something‘ isn‘t quite right in their
country. They‘re accusing the United Nations troops for the ‗cholera epidemic‘ that has killed more than
4,452 people, [this was the figure reported by the Latin American Current News and Events on the 16th
February 2011], and sickened almost 15,000 in less than the first month, [though present February 2011
figures are reporting illnesses as high as 200,000 cases].
The UN mission denied rumours that latrines close to a river at the Nepalese UN camp were the cause
of the cholera outbreak. The US Centre for Disease Control and Prevention [CDCP] has said DNA testing
shows the cholera strain in Haiti is most closely related to a strain from South Asia. But it has not
pinpointed the source or linked it directly to the Nepalese troops, whom the UN says tested negative for the
disease. [6] It‘s been alleged the earthquake killed more than 250,000 people, [though it‘s difficult to
pinpoint these figures, so a bit hard to believe, - as grants and disaster money can be claimed by ‗the
government‘, according to the amount of people who have been killed], and left 1.5 million homeless.
On the 22nd April 2002 Judge Hartzenberg dismissed all the remaining charges against Basson and
granted him amnesty. The trial had lasted 30 months and was the most expensive trial in South African
history. The state threatened to appeal the judgment due to legal inaccuracies, but the Supreme Court of
Appeal refused to order a retrial in 2003. After his release, Basson continued to travel all over the world as