MONOLOGUE WRITTEN BY CLYDE LEWIS

Today as I was perusing through my Facebook messages, I was notified of a recent change in Facebook identification. Nancy, a listener notified me that today she noticed on her Facebook profile that she could include her blood type.

I an sure she notified me because of the show we did on the blood interest that exists on the internet, especially with regard to DNA home tests and the fad of tracing your ancestry by spitting into a vial or pricking your finger for a blood DNA sample.

The question is whether or not Facebook has reached the point of TMI.

Would you share your blood type with a coworker? How much is Too Much Information online?

Apparently, this type of thing was big in Japan and now it has crept into the Facebook pages here in the United States. It appears that the excuse for the option to reveal your blood type is in order to save lives – I worry again about people who are willing to reveal too much about themselves, especially your blood type and of course, your DNA.

It’s estimated more than 12 million Americans have sent their DNA to be analyzed by companies like 23andMe and AncestryDNA. The data is then sometimes shared with or sold to third parties for use in medical research. Recently, 23andMe announced GlaxoSmithKline invested $300 million in their company for a “four-year collaboration” where the pharmaceutical company would use 23andMe’s data to develop drugs.

Last week we discussed how valuable your DNA is and how third party exchanges should be investigated and how companies like Ancestry and 23 and me can use your DNA for drug targeting and for use in further lab studies.

While the thought of your DNA being passed along to unknown labs is terrifying enough, you cannot ignore what a rogue lab can do with your blood, tissues or DNA information and how it can be used for genetic horrors and experiments that can be considered illegal.

In London, a “Real Bodies” exhibition at a museum is now under investigation because it has been discovered that many of the bodies obtained for the “Plastination” preserving process were Chinese citizens that were jailed for their religious beliefs.

In an open letter sent to the British government, over 30 medical professionals, lawmakers, and activists called for the Real Bodies exhibition at the NEC in Birmingham to be shut down and investigated.

The exhibition features 20 cadavers and over 200 organs sourced from China and is billed as an “educational experience with multi-layered narratives” by organizers Imagine Exhibitions.

The bodies have been supplied by Dalian Hoffen Bio-Technique Co. Ltd. and are preserved using plastination, which uses liquid silicone rubber to prevent decay.

But the open letter, which is signed by prominent lawmaker Fiona Bruce, alleges that the bodies have no documentation to confirm their origin and are likely to have been sourced from prisoners of conscience.

The letter said that investigations have shown that bodies from the Dalian plastination facility include political prisoners detained in the labor camp close to the facility.

Many times these “real body” museum displays have claimed that the preserved bodies were given up willingly for the exhibit – now there is an investigation into just how willing the subjects were.

This sends a horrifying message that there are people out there that are willing to carry out some pretty Naziesque procedures on humans all over the world.

During further research, I happened upon some terrifying revelations about how genetic experiments are still being carried out on humans and how DNA is being used in dangerous radiation experiments.

Genetic tinkering and the science of genetic enhancement is now common and the guardians of morality are concerned about the science. American’s understanding of what is happening is limited to the notion of man playing God and the consequences that come from horror stories that have not only been written as fiction but have become a reality with the memory of Nazi sciences.

It is said that while we have believed all of this time that the horrors of Nazi experimentation have died, the harlot that gives birth to these acts of horror is still in heat, and the demon seed of human experimentation DNA, and organ harvesting are now the untouched stories that still haunt us in the 21st century.

Following World War II, leading Nazi doctors were brought to justice before the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg. Twenty doctors were charged with War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity. The Nuremberg Trial of the doctors revealed evidence of sadistic human experiments conducted at the Dachau, Auschwitz, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen concentration camps.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yppcY6VVkdU

Since the Nuremberg Trials, our society have had to confront the reality that the Nazi doctors were guilty of premeditated murder masqueraded as research. Professional modern medicine has had little difficulty condemning the Nazi doctors as “evil men.”

However, to this day, it’s unbelievable to think that human experiments continue – it is also unconscionable to even think that DNA harvesting, along with organs skin and other body parts are being used illegally for radiation and biological experimentation.

Since the discovery of ionizing radiation, a number of human radiation experiments have been performed to understand the effects of ionizing radiation and radioactive contamination on the human body, specifically with the element plutonium.

The Soviet nuclear program involved human experiments on a large scale, including most notably, the Totskoye nuclear exercise of 1954 and the experiments conducted at the Semipalatinsk Test Site between 1949 to 1989. As of 1950, there were around 700,000 participants at different levels of the program, half of whom were Gulag prisoners used for radioactivity experiments, as well as the excavation of radioactive ores. Information about the scale, conditions and lethality of those involved in the program is still kept secret by the Russian government and the Rosatom agency.

The United States, under the direction of several alphabet agencies and the Rockefeller Foundation, have conducted illegal experiments on humans in the past in order to document the effects of biological agents and radioactive material on the DNA of the subjects.

The experiments include: the exposure of people to many chemical and biological weapons (including infection of people with deadly or debilitating diseases), human radiation experiments, injection of people with toxic and radioactive chemicals, surgical experiments like KX-338, interrogation and torture experiments, tests involving mind-altering substances, and a wide variety of others. Many of these tests were performed on children, the sick, and mentally disabled individuals, often under the guise of “medical treatment”. In many of the studies, a large portion of the subjects were poor, racial minorities, or prisoners.

Funding for many of the experiments was provided by the United States government, especially the United States military, the Central Intelligence Agency, or private corporations involved with military activities. The human research programs were usually highly secretive, and in many cases, information about them was not released until many years after the studies had been performed.

The ethical, professional, and legal implications of this in the United States medical and scientific community were quite significant, and led to many institutions and policies that attempted to ensure that future human subject research in the United States would be ethical and legal.

Public outrage in the late 20th century over the discovery of government experiments on human subjects led to numerous congressional investigations and hearings, including the Church Committee and Rockefeller Commission, both of 1975 and the 1994 Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments, among others.

According to a recent article in the Free Beacon, the U.S. government continues to perform highly-secretive experiments on human subjects, according to partial information about these continuing experiments released under a Freedom of Information Act request.

At least 12 programs run by the Department of Energy are using human beings as part of the experiments, which operate under unusual names such as “Moose Drool,” “Little Workers,” and “Hidden Valley,” among others.

An unclassified list of these experiments was provided to the Federation of American Scientists under a FOIA request and included in the organization’s latest newsletter.

Little information about the nature of these experiments was provided by the government, which lists the total number of participants in the programs at around 300.

The Federation of American scientists have reviewed documents and have stated that “Human subjects research refers broadly to the collection of scientific data from human subjects. This could involve physical procedures that are performed on the subjects, or simply interviews and other forms of interaction with them.”

It is also interesting to note that these experiments have been conducted by the Department of Energy.

If you recall in the series, Stranger Things, it is the Department of Energy that conducts the experiments on children. The plot of the series is based on the real stories of the Department of Energy, then called, the Atomic Energy Commission conducting radiation experiments at the Camp Hero site in Montauk, New York, on children and other alleged experiments in portal travel and remote viewing.

This project was a sister project to MK Ultra where human subjects were also subjected to illegal experiments of mind control.

The one experiment that most closely resembles the things that were happening in Stranger Things is the Star Gate Project. Star Gate was just getting warmed up by 1983; it actually started in 1978 and went all the way to 1995. And it was established to see whether psychic phenomena could be used in military applications — this was a project conducted by the Army.

The thought of human experiments continuing is not surprising, as it was revealed that medical and scientific data extracted from the Angel of Death himself, Josef Mengele, is now being used and referenced in medical research.

Many scholars are now discovering in reputable medical literature multiple references to Nazi experiments, or republished works of former SS doctors. These studies and references frequently bear no disclaimer as to how the data was obtained. In recent years several scientists who have sought to use the Nazi research have attracted and stirred widespread soul-searching about the social responsibility and potential abuses” of the data provided by these mad scientists like Josef Mengele.

If the experiments were conducted in an unethical manner can the results be considered scientifically reliable? Is it ethical to open the wounds of one nightmare to suppress the nightmares of what may come?

It has been revealed that the Federal Food and Drug Administration (who won’t officially confirm this) is pursuing criminal inquiries into an egregious case of medical experimentation – conducted illicitly in off-shore locations and in hotel rooms on American soil.

The procedures under investigation were self-styled drug ‘trials’ – apparently a last-ditch effort by a university Professor of Microbiology, William Halford who, knowing he was dying from an incurable cancer, evidently threw both professional caution and ethics to the winds. He embarked hell-bent on a test-program for a herpes vaccine he’d invented, but for which he hadn’t gained FDA approval – a program that involved injecting it into human subjects.

Halford died a year ago (June 2017) but not before he inflicted some still-resounding blows on the medical world’s ethical and regulatory framework. And he may have also inflicted adverse side-effects on at least some of his experimental subjects. Given the shady way he operated, though, it is difficult to find all his subjects and to accurately assess what medical damage he may have caused. Some of the few participants who have been successfully located say they have experienced distressing reactions.

The generally accepted medical science procedure is, in essence, to first conduct toxicity and safety tests on animals, and only then and only if the experimental results pass muster with the FDA, will researchers move on to human trials. This is clearly far from what Halford did. He may be dead but associates who worked with him could now be at risk of prosecution. More broadly, the case raises fundamental questions of scientific and medical ethics.

A company he formed, Rational Vaccines, which is now under the investigators’ scrutiny, has declined to comment on the case, apart from saying it will cooperate with the federal inquiries, and is now adopting a more “classical” approach to product development. It has also shut down its website. One of the company’s biggest investors is Silicon Valley billionaire, Peter Thiel, who is also on board with a company called Ambrosia, which harvests the blood of young donors and gives it to aging people promising them youth.

Rogue experiments happen and either human subjects are forced into drug trials because of poverty, females give up their eggs, men give up sperm, and unassuming people give up their DNA.

Others who are even more desperate give up their health and their lives.

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Written by Ron Patton