From Carole Pellatt

Posted July 15, 2008

Aside from the blatant weather modification going on all around us this summer, I wanted to introduce you to a piece of propaganda that is a report by the WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION called:

Health Aspects of Chemical and Biological Weapons

It of course makes no mention of the USA's aerosol spray programs, geo- engineering weather modification programs, space weapons, space defense, and space communications programs, all of which rain heavy metals and a myriad of unknown toxins down from the troposphere onto it's citizens.

The report is a fine manipulation of facts and even has the nerve to state:

Of Agent Orange and it's toxic after affects both on man and nature, this report concludes "In conclusion it can be stated that service in Vietnam, as in most other conflicts this century, is associated with a higher incidence of post-service adverse health effects than in control non-serving populations. However the causative factors for these effects are far from clear. Current evidence neither supports or refutes the hypothesis that exposure to Agent Orange resulted in adverse health effects.

Of gulf war illness, it states, "Cumulative results of published studies now seem to confirm that there is no unique Gulf War Syndrome (3.4.16-19), and to date no specific causative factor has been linked to symptom complexes reported by veterans from that conflict. The reported data do, however, seem to verify that service in the Gulf War posed an exceptionally high risk of post deployment illness (3.4.20), a phenomenon previously reported for virtually every other military conflict this century, including the two world wars, and the Vietnam war.

Please remember this the World Health Organization. I will post this report on my "downloadable reports page" as soon as my server is up and running. In the meantime, you can download it for yourself at:

http://www.fas.org/irp/threat/cbw/BIOWEAPONS_FULL_TEXT2.pdf

Here is my photo essay which contrasts photos of blatant aerosol spraying with some text from this 176 page report.

http://homepage.mac.com/carolepellatt/june08/PhotoAlbum311.html