Human experimentation history - Big Pharma

[Guest guest]

Interesting websites . . . How many more women and

children will suffer from the silicone experiments? -

Rogene

http://www.newstarget.com/019189.html

Human medical experimentation in the United States:

The shocking true history of modern medicine and

psychiatry (1833-1965)

http://www.newstarget.com/019190.html

The human medical experimentation comparison chart:

Nazi Germany vs. present-day Big Pharma

[Guest guest]

Rogene,

Guess what? My great-grandfather was one of the 1918 Mustard Gas

victims listed in the first link. My mother told me he was in the

military and was part of a mustard gas experiment and was ill his

entire life because of the experiments. In 1920 I found him on the

census and he was an " inmate " at a veterans hospital. Eventually he

was discharged from the hospital but I think he was there a good 10

years or more, because I also found him in another military hospital

in the 1930 census. He lived into the 1950's, but my mother said he

was never healthy.

Sis

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> Interesting websites . . . How many more women and

> children will suffer from the silicone experiments? -

> Rogene

>

>

> http://www.newstarget.com/019189.html

>

> Human medical experimentation in the United States:

> The shocking true history of modern medicine and

> psychiatry (1833-1965)

>

>

> http://www.newstarget.com/019190.html

>

> The human medical experimentation comparison chart:

> Nazi Germany vs. present-day Big Pharma

>

[Guest guest]

A friend's husband was exposed to some kind of gas in

about 1977 . . He was a civil service employee who

went to a training session . . .

When he came back, he told his wife that they

purposely exposed them to a gas. Within a short time

he began having symptoms . . . He aged very rapidly

from that time - But it took him years to die.

Horrible, horrible, horrible! . . . As far as she

knows, the government never followed up to see what

effects the gas had on him.

She has the names of the others who attended the

session, but she's never checked to see what happened

to them! She receives a monthy check ($500) as widow's

benefits. I suspect she fears she would lose that

check if she makes waves.

Hugs,

Rogene