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<\/p>\nby Lee Camp<\/p>\n
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The Biden Administration, the mainstream media and pretty much all the politicians in our country continue to throw fuel on the Sinophobia fire initially stoked by former President and current Mar-a-lago \u201cfungineer\u201d Donald Trump.
\n(Word to the wise, \u201cSinophobia\u201d means anti-China hatred, not anti-cinema hatred as I had thought. So I apologize to all the people who posted a movie review for Fast And Furious 27 and noticed a response comment from me reading \u201cGODDAMN SINOPHOBE!\u201d Under the circumstances, that was an odd thing to yell.)<\/p>\n
During the Trump Administration, the Wuhan lab leak theory was called a ridiculous conspiracy that blossomed out of Trump\u2019s racist brain \u2014 which it did. It absolutely did. And he should get some credit for that because anyone can be racist but Trump is a racist inventor. He comes up with new and exciting ways to be racist. So he deserves some credit for his innovation.<\/p>\n
Last year, Trump\u2019s racist lab leak theory was thrown out by both the Democratic establishment and most of the mainstream media. However, now that the crackpot conspiracy can be useful for President Biden\u2019s deranged anti-China rhetoric, all of a sudden the establishment and the media think it\u2019s a wonderful conspiracy.<\/p>\n
A recent CNN headline blared<\/a>: \u201cWhat the lab-leak theory\u2019s new credibility means for social media!\u201d A CNBC headline screamed<\/a>: \u201cBiden orders closer review of Covid origins as U.S. intel weighs Wuhan lab leak theory.\u201d While just a couple weeks ago, Yahoo News quietly reminded us<\/a>: \u201cThere\u2019s still no evidence of a Chinese lab leak.\u201d<\/p>\n But mainly you have to go to independent news sources to get the reality. Here\u2019s Danny Haiphong at Black Agenda Report<\/a>: \u201cSimilar to Russiagate, U.S. intelligence has run with an entirely unsourced narrative, that conveniently pins blame on another country for domestic ills and labels that country a \u2018national security\u2019 threat. \u2026 The lab leak conspiracy is an effective psychological operation because it is difficult to imagine evidence that could disprove or prove the claim.\u201d<\/p>\n Ah, those are the best kind of racist stories \u2014 the ones that can\u2019t be disproven.<\/p>\n But one thing you\u2019ll certainly never hear from the mainstream media is that all of this is stacked on top of a mostly-forgotten, yet impressively prodigious, history of the American people probably being used as lab rats by our own government. For example, as reported at Business Insider<\/a>, \u201cOn September 20, 1950, a US Navy ship just off the coast of San Francisco used a giant hose to spray a cloud of microbes into the air and into the city\u2019s fog. The military was testing how a biological weapon attack would affect the 800,000 residents of the city.\u201d<\/p>\n So they, uh, perpetrated a biological attack on American citizens to find out what would happen in the event of a biological attack on American citizens?! \u2026 Honestly, the mind reels. In one of the largest human experiments in history, our military covered the people of San Francisco with<\/a> \u201c \u2026two kinds of bacteria, Serratia marcescens and Bacillus globigii\u2026\u201d (Nowadays you can only find that kind of treatment from Cleveland\u2019s tap water.)<\/p>\n The gas attack sickened many and was known to kill at least one man. According to Rebecca Kreston at Discover Magazine, this event ranked as one of the largest offenses against the Nuremberg Code since its inception because the code requires voluntary, informed consent to, you know, hit people with bioweapons. (Unless you\u2019re trying to kill them, in which case I think the informed consent is off the table.)<\/p>\n But that experiment did not mark the end of such things, just the beginning<\/a>. \u201cOver the next 20 years, the military would conduct 239 \u201cgerm warfare\u201d tests over populated areas, according to news reports from the 1970s \u2013 after the secret tests had been revealed \u2013 in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Associated Press, and other publications, and also detailed in congressional testimony from the 1970s.\u201d<\/p>\n After it came out, the government explained that their goal was to deter the use of biological weapons and be prepared for them. Apparently we wanted to deter biological weapons attacks on Americans by dropping biological weapons on Americans first. What a genius strategy. Our enemies would never see it coming. Plus, why would our global nemeses attack us with germ warfare if we do it to ourselves? You can\u2019t threaten to kill a man if he wants to die!<\/p>\n Of the 239 biological and chemical warfare tests by the military, some were done across the Midwest to see how the pathogen would spread throughout the country (and probably to clear out some parking spots). When asked why military planes were dispersing unknown clouds of shit over cities, they claimed they were testing a way to mask the cities from enemy bombers.<\/p>\n \u201cYeah, we\u2019re just covering up the city from the bad guys. Just covering it with a warm blanket of\u2026 bacteria. Just a big ol\u2019 protective germ blanket. All cozy and safe from the bad guys \u2014 who are not us. The bad guys are other people \u2014 who are not currently hitting you with bio-weapons\u2026 like we are.\u201d<\/p>\n \u2013 A US military spokesman, probably, at some point<\/p><\/blockquote>\n In another study of how vulnerable New York City subway passengers were to covert biological agents, for six days the U.S. military broke light bulbs brimming full of the bacteria Bacillus subtilis and S. marcescens inside NYC subway stations and watched it spread throughout the city. \u201cClouds would engulf<\/a> people as trains pulled away, but documents say that the people \u2018brushed their clothing and walked on.\u2019 No one was concerned.\u201d<\/p>\n That\u2019s New York for ya. Hit commuters with germ warfare \u2014 they just brush it off and keep moving. Every day to a New Yorker is germ warfare. I once rode from Montauk to Hoboken sitting across from a man relieving himself. A little experiment by the Military Industrial Complex doesn\u2019t even register on a New Yorker\u2019s list of things to worry about.<\/p>\n Yet, the military was testing more than just germ attacks. \u201cOther experiments<\/a> involved testing mind-altering drugs on unsuspecting citizens.\u201d That program went by the name MKUltra (which is also a great name for a metal band or a homemade cocktail containing absinthe). MKUltra continued for twenty years, during which the CIA tried<\/a> to achieve mind control by using torture, LSD, hypnosis, and electro-shock therapy \u2014 sometimes on unwitting subjects. (And even if they were witting going into the experiment, afterwards not so much.)<\/p>\n Among other things, this program resulted in the murder<\/a> of a scientist named Frank Olson in 1953 and (accidentally) the creation of the Unabomber<\/a>. (Who said the CIA doesn\u2019t work hard? They\u2019re killin\u2019 people here, electrocutin\u2019 people there, creatin\u2019 terrorists. That\u2019s a hell of a workload.)<\/p>\n