- Here is the location of the full "The
Rockefeller Report" http://www.gulfweb.org/bigdoc/rockrep.cfm
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- A summary of findings from this staggering
document from Paul Mitchell Candidate for Congress http://supremelaw.com:
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- Finding "A":
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- For at least 50 years, DOD has knowingly
exposed military personnel to potentially dangerous substances, often in
secret.
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- Finding "B":
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- DOD has repeatedly failed to comply with
required ethical standards when using human subjects in military research
during war or threat of war.
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- Finding "C":
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- DOD incorrectly claims that since their
goal was treatment, the use of investigational drugs in the Persian Gulf
War was not research.
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- Finding "D":
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- DOD used investigational drugs in the
Persian Gulf War in ways that were not effective.
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- Finding "E":
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- DOD did not know whether pyridostigmine
bromide would be safe for use by U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf War.
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- Finding "F":
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- When U.S. troops were sent to the Persian
Gulf in 1994, DOD still did not have proof that pyridostigmine bromide
was safe for use as an antidote enhancer.
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- Finding "G":
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- Pyridostigmine may be more dangerous
in combination with pesticides or other exposures.
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- Finding "H":
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- The safety of the botulism vaccine was
not established prior to the Persian Gulf War and remains uncertain.
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- Finding "I":
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- Records of anthrax vaccine are not suitable
to evaluate safety.
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- Finding "J":
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- Army regulations exempt informed consent
for volunteers in some types of military studies.
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- Finding "K":
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- DOD and DVA have repeatedly failed to
provide information and medical follow-up to those who participate in military
research or are ordered to take investigational drugs.
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- Finding "L":
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- The federal government has failed to
support scientific studies that provide information about reproductive
problems experienced by veterans who were intentionally exposed to potentially
dangerous substances.
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- Finding "M":
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- The federal government has also failed
to support scientific studies that provide timely information for compensation
decisions regarding military personnel who were harmed by various exposures.
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- Finding "N":
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- Participation in military research is
rarely included in military medical records, making it impossible to support
a veteran's claim for service-connected disabilities from military research.
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- Finding "O":
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- DOD has demonstrated a pattern of misrepresenting
the danger of various military exposures that continues today.
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- Paul Mitchell Candidate for Congress
http://supremelaw.com
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- To see the entire Rockefeller Report:
http://www.gulfweb.org/bigdoc/rockrep.cfm
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