The Shocking History of Human Medical Experimentation in the United States

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BajaGirl302 — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 23:40:32 GMT

I agree water expert. I have always said the same thing about chemo. That is what did my ex husband in. After they gave him an overdose of the stuff he started going fast. The cancer spread all over. How sad. It is so clear that the medical industry is morally bankrupt. I sure hope people wise up soon, and put the $3 Billion a year cancer business out of business. God Bless us all. Thank you.

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zielwolf — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 12:50:39 GMT

Although these cases cited are morally reprehensible it doesn't follow that therefore the whole medical system is untrustworthy. Certainly, human experimentation such as this is not systemic like it was in Nazi Germany or is in today's North Korea. It's not the paradigm and does not in any way the norms of medical ethics. And certainly the more shocking cases also more distant in history would be unthinkable nowadays. These cases are terrible and outrageous in their detail but let's not forget by the same token that medical advances have saved millions of lives.

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Flowers — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 21:35:58 GMT

Funny how we all jump and cry in distress when it comes to testing on humans, but we all keep quiet or pretend to forget that testing goes on as we speak and the guinea pigs are, thank god - many will think, not humans, but animals. Cruel, horrendous and sometimes completely avoidable experiments are performed on countless animals who have no power to defend themselves. Why is this ok? Is the pain inflicted on them somehow different? Do we accept things we otherwise recoil against if they happen to other species, in this case? (We all know we also accept things that happen to other humans, as long as we are personally safe and sound). How does that make us righteous? Are our heads so far up our a....s that we can't see right from wrong anymore? Empathy comes a long way. Hypocrisy, on the other hand, sleeps in our beds and eats at our table.

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Jante — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 21:39:48 GMT

To learn of other horrifying things humans have done to one another read the book Emerging Viruses: AIDS & Ebola--Nature, Accident or Intentional? by Leonard G. Horowitz. This is a fascinating and meticulously researched book on the origins of two of our most feared and deadly viruses. ...And it's not from African monkeys as we've been taught to believe. The author offers unsettling evidence that the AIDS and Ebola viruses were created in the laboratory (where chemical and biological weapons had previously been created) and either accidentally or intentionally transmitted via tainted hepatitis B, small pox, and polio vaccines to specific populations in six U.S. cities and Sub-saharan Africa. This is not an easy book to read as it offers so much evidence and copies of government documents which can be daunting to wade through--definitely not for the casual reader. But if you have an inquiring or scientific mind and want to learn the indisputable facts about these viruses, or you've not been satisfied with the common explanation of the virus jumping species from monkey to man then you won't be disappointed.

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kingstukie — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 11:51:39 GMT

Cause and effect.

How many atrocities have been committed by Rockefeller organizations. They and their kind need to be removed from the plant. Everything they do is about enslavement and population control.

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curious7 — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:11:15 GMT

And we had the nerve to look down on Nazi Germany, what a joke. You think?

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curious7 — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:09:36 GMT

And these cases are just some of the ones we know about. How horrible the fate of the Alabama share Croppers to be given an STD, never informed, allowed to spread it around, all in the name of science. As we now know some Doctors thougfht of themselves as being very close to gods. This though is a good example of what we turn into when we begin to think less of another human being because he/she, is of a different race, or color, or speaks a different language, or they habor different beliefs.

How far will man wander from God's plan? True good health will never be found in a test tube, and true health is not so complicated. Man need only follow the basics, but MONEY stands in the way. In the name of "Capitolism," we do much dirt, we harm, and allow much suffering, and even death. All in the name of MONEY. But remember folks you cannot take it with you.

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Ms. Connie K — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 07:25:59 GMT

Not included in this article was the MIT radioactive quaker oatmeal experiment. Oatmeal that was radioactive was fed to orphans in 1940's. I saw this on 60 min. www.cbsnews.com/.../main614728.shtml

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Ameliorate — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 03:50:56 GMT

There is also the experimentation with artificial blood, done right here in Ohio (and other states). If you were in an accident, and they called the emergency squad for you, you didn't know if it was real blood or fake blood being given to you on your way to the hospital. In order to opt out of this situation, you had to first know about it (they didn't advertise!), then you had to get a certain 'blue bracelet' from Northfield Labs, who made the blood substitute used in Ohio. Recently, the FDA approved further testing with artificial blood, even though it has been proven to cause heart attacks.

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Yod — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 23:43:11 GMT

Anyone remember the eugenics era in America, which by the way got exported to Germany in the early 1940's. They got a little too carried away with it.

In a college class, we had to read a book called Mad In America. Whoa, what an shocking eye opener. Amazing the AMA is still functioning given its horrific start and history.

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cheeta — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 23:17:04 GMT

we should carry out the same "EXPERIMENTS ON THOSE WHO COMMIT THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE WHEN ITS POSSIBLE TO ARREST THEM SO THAT THEY KNOW OF PAIN INVOLVED!!

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trini — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 23:00:56 GMT

I am ITP low platelettes critical because a doctor gave me an antibiotic after I had been diagnosed viz:Chloramphenicol 4 years ago. I have been struggling since having to use steroids. I have just been released from hospital. The doctor wants me to use omeprazole ( acid reflux med.) to counter the effect of the steroids on the lining of my stomach. So the pharmacist gave me Prohibitor 20mg. Thanks to my vigilance and Mercola's articles I read the side effects and under blood count, " in individual cases decreases the number of white blood cells, blood platelet deficiency......." !!.

Can you imagine if I had taken it and trusted the doctor and the pharmacist as I had done in 2004. My body is so weak trying to recover. I shudder to think of the consequences. Prohibitor is for gastric ulcers , acid in the stomach. I returned , got a refund and told the pharmacist that I can't use that drug. The Pharmacist and the doctors are not fully aware of the side effects of those drugs and your medical conditions. So we have to be vigilant in learning all we can.

I do not know if someone can help me out there, my blood was always B--, I was given A+ platelettes in the hospital my only transfusion in life. Now they are saying I am a weak du B+. ?? And I am unable to get a blood transfusion because I am not cross matching and I have developed some antibody. I am non-transfusable ? I am not getting answers from the doctors here. Right now I do not want to see any medics here. I have connected with a DNA lab in Arizona to test for allergies. Cany anyone direct me to where I can get help on what happened to my blood type?

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monsanto is satanic — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:43:46 GMT

These people are tares and/or the nephilim that perform the above mentioned experiments. The bible tells us about these creatures with the parable of "the wheat and the tare". Also, read Genesis 6, the book of Jude, and the book of Enoch. Jesus also tells us in Matthew 24 that in the end times it will be as it was in the days of Noah. Referring to the return of the nephilim (half fallen angel, half human). Just like we are constantly getting sprayed with toxic chemtrails. We are like insects to them. If you want your eyes opened about what's going on and what's about to happen, check out gorilla199 on youtube.com Make sure it's exactly gorilla199 due to the vast amount of imposters on there with similar names. ~In Christ.

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HereIsSomething — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 06:46:23 GMT

And they are still doing human medical experimentation in the United States via our food supply. ie aspartame, Fluoride, GMO, BPA and whatever other ones I did not mention. By far the worst is fluoride- You can see more about fluoride at The Fluoride Action Network

http://www.fluoridealert.org/

and this YouTube page

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Conjeanneal — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 05:29:30 GMT

Like many other things in today's morally bankrupt world, it cries to heaven for vengeance.