The Big Lie 9-11 and Government Complicity in Mass Murder [PDF]

The Big Lie” 9/11 and the Government’s
Complicity in Mass Murder
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sailors, airmen, and cleanup crews took to the testing grounds and conducted
drills and maneuvers just after atomic devices were exploded, and were exposed
to high levels of ionizing radiation at testing ranges in the Pacific and also in New
Mexico and Nevada. Support personnel and clean up crews were also
overexposed to ionizing radiation from the detonation sites.
Defense Department films from the era show soldiers with no protective gear and
no gas masks being brushed off of fallout with common straw brooms. Other
films show the troops within the shadow of the atomic mushroom cloud still
rising in their very near vicinity, as well as being swept with fallout dust from the
blast waves. The atomic tests conducted with U.S. military personnel were larger
in explosive yield and also in emitted radiation than the two atomic weapons
dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Personal radiation exposure badges
were primitive and imprecise and are now presumed to have led to
overexposures. 20 The soldiers and airmen flew testing and sampling aircraft,
marched, and conducted simulated combat operations among the fallout and
worked within the radioactive area of ground zero, without protective clothing or
respiratory devices. Several blasts were conducted that exposed soldiers and
airmen to heavy doses of dangerous ionizing radiation with the purpose of
conditioning U.S. troops to the false security of atomic combat.
After many decades of illnesses and cancer related deaths, these soldiers have yet
to be fully compensated for their injuries. 21 Disabled American Veterans
National Commander Michael E. Dobmeier says: ''Veterans exposed to ionizing
radiation suffer debilitating illnesses and disabilities but are treated as secondclass
citizens by the federal government.” 22 These faithful soldiers were
abandoned by their government to fend for themselves and to suffer in silence. Is
it anti-patriotic to point out these injustices and oversights?
General George Washington, in the brutal winter of 1777, himself penned several
unflattering and angry letters to the Continental Congress over the poor supply,
morale of his troops, the lack of food, shoes, pay, and other basic necessities for