Oct 15, 2014

POUND SAND DEBUNKERS! Declassified Docs Reveal Genocide Caused By Chemtrails



Published on 10 May 2013
Just pound sand when we prove the government has tested on unknowing citizens.

These tests were performed secretly and continue even today. Secret means secret until THEY GET caught- and here is proof they did it... caught RED handed. MANY MANY MANY TIMES THEY HAVE TESTED IN THE PAST AND WE KNOW THEY CONTINUE TODAY AT THIS VERY MOMENT. Read here for more info not discussed in this video: This is not conspiracy- these are just some of the facts: The E14 munition was a cardboard sub-munition (air-dropped or ground-launched munitions that eject smaller submunitions) developed by the United States biological weapons program as an anti-crop weapon. In 1955 the E14 was used in a series of field tests, during the tests the munition was loaded with fleas and air-dropped. Showing once again that the U.S. always tends to test out worse-case scenarios by getting to them first and with the advent of biochemical warfare in the mid 20th century, the Army, CIA and government conducted a series of warfare simulations upon American cities to see how the effects would play out in the event of an actual chemical attack.

They conducted the following air strikes/naval attacks:

- The CIA released a whooping cough virus on Tampa Bay, using boats, and so caused a whooping cough epidemic. 12 people died.

- The Navy sprayed San Francisco with bacterial pathogens and in consequence many citizens developed pneumonia.

- Upon Savannah, GA and Avon Park, FL, the army released millions of mosquitoes in the hopes they would spread yellow fever and dengue fever. The swarm left Americans struggling with fevers, typhoid, respiratory problems, and the worst, stillborn children.

Even worse was that after the swarm, the Army came in disguised as public health workers. Their secret intention the entire time they were giving aid to the victims was to study and chart-out the long term effects of all the illnesses they were suffering.