Thousands of U.S. military personnel never dreamed that the nerve gas vaccination given to them by the Department of Defense was the culprit that caused the mysterious "Gulf War Syndrome"! And many of these plots are the same as those invented in Hollywood's national conspiracy films.
"We want the truth, not lies"
On October 20, 1999, in the Pentagon Press Room, a crowd of American journalists were preparing to rush to publish an explosive news - the mystery of the "Gulf War Syndrome". Along with the reporters, there were many American veterans who fought in the 1991 Gulf War and suffered from mysterious diseases.
After the Pentagon spokeswoman walked quickly to the podium, she went straight to the subject: "I know that everyone here today is running to the mystery of the cause of 'Gulf Syndrome', and I will explain to you on behalf of the Department of Defense a research report that has just been completed." After speaking, she showed a piece of blue cardboard in her hand, only to see that the cardboard was written with a line of shocking words with each palm-sized word: "Our conclusion: We cannot rule out that the US Department of Defense's PB anti-nerve gas vaccine is the root cause of the 'Gulf War syndrome'; it is completely necessary to conduct more in-depth research on the side effects of the US Department of Defense's PB anti-nerve gas vaccine; it is very necessary to conduct a deeper study and discussion on the harm of the PB anti-nerve gas vaccine to the human body!" ”
The famous Hell Highway during the Gulf War
Reporters and veterans were in an uproar: the "Gulf War syndrome" that tormented more than 100,000 US Gulf War veterans all the time turned out to be made by the United States itself! For a moment, the scene in the conference room was almost out of control, and a group of veterans, led by a veteran named Dominic, shouted: "We want the truth, not lies!" We don't test rats! "Government deception is shameful!" "It's shameful for the Ministry of Defense to hide the truth!" and other slogans. It was not until the arrival of the U.S. gendarmes on duty that the scene was regained control, and the female speakers of the Department of Defense were able to continue to brief the situation in a slightly awkward atmosphere.
The head of the American Veterans Organization was emotional, and in an interview with the media after the press conference, he said: "Today is the turning point in unveiling the 'Gulf War Syndrome', because before this, all the research of the US government and the US Department of Defense was carried out under the premise that there was absolutely no problem with the PB vaccine."
Covered facts and testimony
After the end of the Gulf War, the officers and men of the US military who had recently returned to China suddenly found that they were suffering from a mysterious disease: headache, joint pain, rash, nausea and so on. At first, the medical department of the US military did not pay attention to it, thinking that it was only some minor problems caused by returning from combat in the desert environment and not adapting.
American soldiers in the Gulf War
However, in just a few short months, the number of U.S. officers and men suffering from the same disease has increased dramatically. The panicked US military medical department hastened to report to the Ministry of Defense, asking the Department of Defense to confirm whether these officers and soldiers had encountered a "gas war" in Iraq during the Gulf War.
Officials of the US Department of Defense quickly swore in front of members of Congress and Veterans of the United States, throwing out the first statement: "According to the intelligence we have, whether it is confidential or non-confidential information, during the Gulf War, the Iraqi army did not use biological and chemical weapons, and we did not detect any biochemical materials during the entire war!" ”
However, a month later, the number of U.S. officers and soldiers who participated in the Gulf War has soared to 20,867; a year later, the proportion of malformations in which U.S. officers and soldiers who participated in the war gave birth to children was extremely high, and the medical department of the U.S. Military could not find any cause of the disease, let alone a treatment solution. Soon, the new term "Gulf War Syndrome" spread throughout the United States, causing a panic.
In order to appease the hearts and minds of the US military troops, the US Department of Defense ordered the establishment of a special task force to investigate the mysterious cause. However, after several years, the investigation into the "Gulf War Syndrome" has not made any progress, and the US Department of Defense seems to have the meaning of "making big things small". Intolerable veterans began to exert strong pressure on the U.S. government to find out the truth about the strange disease as soon as possible.
During the Gulf War, U.S. tanks used a large number of depleted uranium shells
At this time, there began to be rumors in the US military that it was the cause of the PB vaccine injected by the United States itself.
Unexpectedly, this rumor has just become popular, and the US Department of Defense hastily came forward to explain that during the Gulf War, more than 5,000 US military personnel had "stained" a little biochemical pollution, because a US engineering battalion blew up an ammunition depot in Iraq, and the chemical weapons in it may threaten the US troops participating in the war. However, this claim was soon overturned by more frightening facts:
On June 26, 1997, the number of OFFICERs and men of the US military suffering from the "Gulf War Syndrome" suddenly increased to 27,000; on July 24, this number increased to 98,900! This figure means that 1 in every 7 U.S. servicemen who fought in the Gulf War suffer from "Gulf War Syndrome";
What terrified the U.S. officers and soldiers even more was that by August 1998, 9,000 American veterans who had fought in the Gulf War had died inexplicably! Moreover, this mysterious illness seems to be contagious, with many veteran spouses, parents, and children suffering from the same disease, and the cause is equally unknown; the rate of birth deformities among american veterans has increased dramatically. The U.S. Department of Defense can no longer be contained in the phrase "Iraq's chemical munitions depot was bombed."
After the war, U.S. soldiers, logisticians, and military dependents all developed the "Gulf War Syndrome."
The US Department of Defense hastily thrown out a third statement: after the start of the war on January 17, 1991, Iraq had 19 chemical weapons warehouses, all of which were destroyed by bombs, of which 95.2% of the destroyed chemical weapons depots were in southern Iraq, so the exhaust dust generated after the explosion inevitably drifted to the direction of the front-line US troops, so it would lead to the pollution of many US troops.
However, American veterans feel strange that the officers and soldiers of Britain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and other allied countries who are in the same trench as them have not been "polluted" or suffered from this mysterious and strange disease!
What's more, the evidence provided by many veterans confirms, without exception, that the PB vaccine is the bane. Sergeant Major Willie Hicks of the U.S. 644th Ammunition Company testified to the U.S. Senate Armed Forces Committee:
"We started getting sick two or three days after we got the PB vaccine, and I was horrified to find out that I was bleeding! Some people had lung problems, and when we reported this anomaly to our commanders, they told us all to shut up and forbid each other to discuss it! But we still talked about this issue secretly, vaguely knowing that something was wrong, but we just couldn't say it. Eighty-five of our 110 PB-injected officers and men all suffered from 'Gulf War syndrome' after returning home, and our sergeant major Bell, who was as strong as an ox, died inexplicably the next day after returning home.
Our other sergeant major, Neil, was now as weak as a blade of grass, and I had to carry a notebook with me, because my memory was running out. I used to be a teacher, but now I have to give up this job because I either missed class or forgot to teach, and my weight has dropped from 170 pounds to 126 pounds. I now rely on my family for relief, and the local army hospital asks me for $169 a day. I went to the local veterans management department, but one of the ladies in charge told me there was nothing she could do because there was no evidence to prove it. I was sick and couldn't work, and it was all for the sake of the country. ”
A depleted uranium bomb
In testimony before the House Veterans Affairs Committee, Hirstell Adoch said tearfully:
"My 22-year-old son, Mitchell Adoch, died inexplicably just 11 months after returning home. Before the war, Mitchell's body was very strong, however, he felt that something was wrong with his body since he was vaccinated in Riyadh. Mitchell went to the army hospital, and the military doctor only told him it was okay and gave him a few cold medicines. Later, he kept running nosebleeds, had a terrible headache, hoarse voice, and joint pain, but he could not find the cause. After returning home, he quietly told me that he suspected there was something wrong with the vaccine he had injected, but there was no evidence. My son ended up dead, inexplicably dead, he never went to the real front line, he stayed in Riyadh during the war, so it was impossible to be hit by the Iraqis' chemical weapons! ”
However, such important testimony was inexplicably "forgotten" by the US Department of Defense and the government.
Amazing find
Bitrick Alexander Grohm, a well-known female pathologist at the Rand Corporation in California, was commissioned by the U.S. Department of Defense to conduct a comprehensive study of the "Gulf War syndrome" that has long been hidden and plagued by more than 100,000 U.S. officers and soldiers.
After several years of research, Grom published a 385-page study. The effect of this report's conclusion is like a heavy atomic bomb: it is not excluded that the PB vaccine injected by the AMERICAN soldiers who participated in the Gulf War is the real cause of the "Gulf War syndrome"!
What is even more striking is that when Grom prepared to announce this conclusion as it was, she was repeatedly blocked by "some mysterious force". However, the female pathologist who works for the "San Diego Veterans Affairs Medical Center" fearlessly told the obstructionists: "If you want me to tell the truth, you can only kill me!" ”
The bold and thoughtful Grom was ready to deal with "some kind of force" when she made a surprising discovery in the course of her research: on the one hand, she tried not to let the US military and government intelligence agencies know about her research process, and on the other hand, she gave the results of the research in duplicate to a reliable friend.
Perhaps knowing in vain, or perhaps for other reasons, Grohm's subsequent research did not encounter particular hindrance. By August 1999, Gromme and her colleagues at the RAND Corporation had found that the "new special chemical anti-chemical drug" advocated by the U.S. Department of Defense at the time, the PB vaccine, was the most suspicious after studying the diagnosis reports of 1,000 Gulf War veterans. Animal experiments with the vaccine were quickly confirmed to be associated with rashes, nausea, fatigue, joint pain, memory loss, and inattention. And these symptoms bear striking resemblance to gulf war syndrome!
Can the truth come out?
After the study was made public, there was an uproar in the United States.
U.S. Department of The Army Assistant Secretary Bernard Rostocker said: "This is the first time that RAND has not come to conclusions about the topics it is tasked with, which shows how cautious RAND is. In this report, the researchers did not rule out the side effects caused by PB, of course, they would not draw special conclusions without sufficient evidence. ”
However, some Republican members of Congress in the United States said that the report actually confirmed the reasons that had long been speculated. Christopher Shays, chairman of the U.S. Congressional Subcommittee on Veterans Affairs, said: "More than two years ago, our subcommittee thought that the PB vaccine was suspicious, and it may be an important cause of the 'Gulf War syndrome' that caused 100,000 American veterans to suffer from 'Gulf War syndrome'. ”
Shays disclosed: "This report is not even news for the Department of Defense, because the results of an experiment studied by the U.S. Army Aberdeen Research Center in collaboration with the University of Maryland in the 1980s clearly show that the PB vaccine has serious harmful side effects and may be worthless in protecting the body from nerve gases!" This vaccine is even more toxic than small doses of chemical warfare drugs! Curiously, the report went missing, and some U.S. Defense Department officials even denied that such experiments had existed. ”
American veterans afflicted by mysterious illnesses are even more indignant. Paul Suriwang, director of the National Gulf War Information Center in Washington, D.C., said: "We are inconceivable that it took the U.S. Department of Defense so long and $130 million to find the cause of our illness. ”
After returning to China from the Gulf War, Suriwang himself inexplicably suffered from respiratory diseases that could not be cured for a long time. James Silverst, a 28-year-old Gulf War veteran, said he often felt headaches and rashes on his skin since returning home from service in the Gulf. Silverst has always suspected that the vaccine was the fault, but every time he went to the local military hospital, the doctors said, "We can't find out why." ”
A well-known British military analyst said that the US military or government is suspected of deliberately concealing the truth. During the Gulf War, a total of 300,000 U.S. military personnel were vaccinated against PB. Senator Jay Rockefeller, Republican of West Virginia, unceremoniously criticized: "As far as I know, under the circumstances at that time, our male and female soldiers did not have to accept this unsafe and ineffective vaccine, because the military was equivalent to forcibly using this drug that was still being tested without the consent of the soldiers, which was really suspected of treating them as laboratory rats!" ”
Under enormous pressure, the U.S. Department of Defense cautiously stated that it was not good to draw a final conclusion. The Assistant Secretary of Defense said: "This study has some new breakthroughs and provides our policymakers with something that has not been available in the past. He said the U.S. Department of Defense will be much more cautious when vaccinateing U.S. officers and soldiers in the future. However, he also turned the conversation around and said that if there is conclusive intelligence that the US military is facing the threat of sarin gas, then the US officers and soldiers must also be injected with pB vaccines, and there is only one reason: "It is the only drug known to us so far (as of 2000) that can resist sarin nerve gas."