Theos-Talk Archives (July 2004 Message tt00084)

Check this out for starters: 
http://www.rense.com/general36/history.htm 
(Note, this history may be biased and may not have corroborative 
documentation)

For other leads, go to google.com and search for "US experimentation, 
Biological weapons"

Have fun...
LM

In a message dated 07/03/04 1:14:32 PM, jjhe@charter.net writes:

>Hello Steve,
>
>Obviously you have done a lot of reading and come to a lot of 
>conclusions. Since this country is now predominately conservative, I 
>would feel safe in guessing that the majority of Americans would say 
>that you have come to the wrong conclusions. On the other hand, most 
>Americans don't read much, are amazingly uninformed about current 
>events, history (our own and other countries), and about other cultures.
>
> I have even read studies showing that a significant number of Americans
>
>are unable to even find Iraq and Iran on a map. Most people get their
>
>news from television. However, most so-called news casters, such as 
>Geraldo Riviera and Rush Limbaugh are really entertainers, or at best,
>
>political commentators who are more effective in manipulating people 
>than informing them. Newspapers provide more in-depth information, but
>
>even they are written in such a way to not offend their subscribers. 
> So, what I'm looking for is the source documents such as the two I 
>provided in my original email. 
>
>As I said, I believe that Theosophists have an obligation to seek after
>
>truth, no matter how unpleasant those truths may be. What the American
>
>military and the CIA does around the world is a matter of international
>
>karma, and it would be in everyone's interest to genuinely seek out what
>
>we can learn. According to HPB, even nations accumulate karma which 
>ultimately affects the lives of its citizens.
>
>According to the afore mentioned Pelletiere document, which the US 
>government did not want to be made public, the Kurds were "collateral 
>damage" in a battle between Iranian and Iraqi forces. In other words,
>
>regardless of who dropped the gas bombs, the Kurds were not the targets.
>
> If Pelletiere's statement is correct, then Bush and Blair are either 
>speaking from mis-information, or they are revising facts in order to 
>justify their agenda. 
>
>Do you know where we can find documentation of US experimentation, 
>development and use of chemical and biological weapons?
>
>-jhe