Dear RM Agents and Readers,

The reason these are remaining classified is not only payouts but it is an ongoing thing with the Joe PUbLIC!!! It hasn't stopped folks.

The best documents on Project Shad were from a website that was kept alive by the men that suffered from the initial tests. Many of my older posts that were wiped contained the information from these pages and dot connecting as it were.

Below you will find many pages with cut links as well but this was the info that helped to tell the tale.

http://nointervention.com/archive/military/US/Dugway/Dugway_Proving_Ground_Survivors.htm

On the sign board you will see round circles with letters in them; they are different very serious biological agents that were used on the men from Project Shad.

This is one of the truths that must come forward!

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver

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In the 1960's and 1970's the US government tested chemical and biological weapons on US troops in still little known secret programs called Projects 112 and SHAD (Shipboard Hazard and Defense). The Vietnam era tests involved some 6,000 military personnel being subject to experiments involving deadly nerve agents like sarin and VX, as well as biological agents like E. Coli, all of which can result in quick death or potential lifelong debilitating health issues such as long-term central nervous system failure. A fatal dose of VX nerve agent, for example, can kill in minutes, but it is unknown if the program resulted in deaths because documents remain classified as "Top Secret" even 50 years later. Veterans advocacy groups have long tried to get specifics of the program declassified in the hopes that disclosure might allow victims of the tests access to health benefits and better medical treatment, but on Thursday Congress slammed the door on these attempts, leaving veterans and some congressional sponsors outraged.

More at this link: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-07-14/human-guinea-pigs-congress-slams-door-pentagon-biochemical-weapons-testing-declassif