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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last year by an advisory panel, under proposed relaxing of rules soon to be issued
by the Environmental Protection Agency. 154
The rules would omit some provisions urged by
the National Academy of Sciences last year that
would have imposed more stringent limits on
such studies. The agency would allow the
exercise of loopholes to test pesticides on
humans to determine at what level they
become toxic. This could include tests on prisoners even though they might be
vulnerable to coercion. Hidden deep within the guidelines were levels of
exceptions to allow testing on abused or neglected children without parental
consent, “ethically deficient” human research if it is beneficial to “protect public
health,” and if there is more than minimal health risk to a subject if there is a
“direct benefit to the child being tested and the parents agree. 155 How can any
child benefit to direct exposure to pesticides? Senator Barbara Boxer from
California claimed in protest to the abhorrent rules: “The EPA proposed rule on
human testing has several large loopholes that undermine the very purpose of the
rule. No wonder the pesticide companies are saying such nice things about it.” 156
Coercive Experimentation on Mentally Retarded Children.
In the 1950’s, the Atomic Energy Commission funded a 30 year study, a series of
experiments where retarded children were fed porridge laced with radioactive
milk at the Fernald school in Massachusetts under the supervision of Harvard
and MIT researchers. 157 Other less fortunate students at Fernald were selected
for special “Science Clubs” and were given radioactive injections of calcium and
iron to determine how it would affect metabolism. The letter of consent that was
sent to the parents was extremely misleading and omitted crucial information
about the experiments saying that “the children would receive a special diet in an
effort to study how the body absorbed cereals, iron and vitamins." Radioactivity
was never mentioned. 158 A task force later conducted by the Massachusetts Task
Force on Human Subject Research later determined that the research, and the