A Rumor Mill News article has made it to
The United States Naval Institute webpage!!!

The article just happens to be the same one that is part of the recent chemtrails postings. HMMMM!!!

Operation Rain Dance was originally published on the Conspiracy Nation Webpage -- due to the fact that at the time it was published, Rumor Mill News did not have a webpage.

The version of Operation Rain Dance that is referenced on the Naval Webpage comes from an article that Brian Redman, Publisher of Conspiracy Nation, titled --

"Great Rat Plague" To Be Unleashed?
"Ru Mills" (pseudonym) points to indications that the U.S. government might be about to do something horrible. "Great Rat Plague"

ftp://ftp.shout.net/pub/users/bigred/vol11/cn11-92/

There are many Rumor Mill News Articles on the Conspiracy Nation webpage. Please check them out:

http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn0.html

Maybe I should write and thank the Navy Institute for educating their readers as to what is REALLY going on in AmeriKa!

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http://www.usni.org/Proceedings/Articles00/procancian.htm

Distrust of Government

The increasing distrust of government is a phenomenon that long has been recognized and that needs little elaboration. It is enough to say that in 1960 confidence in government was 75% while today it is 30%.9 Vietnam, Watergate, oil crises, environmental alarms, and presidential impeachments have taken their toll. In the military specifically, activists point to nuclear weapons testing on troops, combat forces exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam and the lingering mystery surrounding Gulf War disease as evidence that the government cannot be trusted.

Distrust of government can intensify a penchant for conspiracy theories. Although always present in the United States--suspicions about freemasons and the Catholic church were common in the 18th and 19th centuries--these have received a major boost in recent years, driven by various coverups: some real, others fanciful.

The Web abounds in conspiracy theories. Although Princess Diana and the CIA seem to have a special prominence here, the military is also a frequent subject. A few examples give a flavor for what is out there:

a "It is planned that the United States shall be permanently without an Army, Navy, and an Air Force. The Internal Security Forces that are to be assigned the duty of keeping order may or may not be U.S. citizens. Martial rule shall prevail throughout the United States." (www.libertygunrights.com)

a "'Operation Rain Dance' was set in motion by the Department of the Army, an Air Force Special Research Unit, and biomedics of the U.S. Navy. . . . SB-17 was a virus they were working on to target and kill only Native Americans. Do you remember the 7-9 Navaho Indians who died of mysterious circumstances? The experiment was a success."
(flp.shout.net/pub/users/bigred/vol11)

Anthrax is no exception. There is dark talk of "medical experiments" and corporate conspiracies. The broader point is that for any controversial public issue there will spring from the fertile mind of some citizens the very darkest interpretation, and that view will be on the Net for all to see.