US government's sadistic torture reflected in long history of inhumane medical experiments using drugs and vaccines

US government's sadistic torture reflected in long history of inhumane medical experiments using drugs and vaccines

 The recent revelation that America's true involvement in "fighting terrorism" included sadistically torturing foreign prisoners has utterly shamed the nation, renewing sentiments both here and abroad that the U.S. has become little more than modern-day Nazi Germany. But looking back on America's extensive legacy of human experimentation, abuse and torture, the shocking details contained in the Senate torture report hardly deviate from the behavioral pattern of what many now recognize as the world's greatest force for evil in the world.

If you're an American, chances are that you were indoctrinated into a mindset of blind nationalism since birth. Not to be confused with informed patriotism, which stands behind and champions the pure and good ideals upon which our country was built, this new faux-patriotism says that whatever those in charge are currently doing, or telling the military to do, is automatically right. And anyone who challenges this agenda is accused of hating his country.

But the truth of the matter is that America isn't always good, and in fact has perpetrated significantly more evil since its founding than we're all being told in the textbooks and on television. Again, we're not talking about the ideals of freedom and liberty -- to the contrary, the evils of modern-day America run counter to everything upon which the country was built, and yet most people are ignorant about what's truly taking place.

Concerning this latest report about the Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) involvement in committing heinous war crimes, which include threatening to rape and kill prisoners' family members and forcing blunt objects up prisoners' rectums, the U.S. has once again proven itself to be a model of totalitarian persecution. Nothing about how the U.S. military treated Islamic prisoners while being detained at U.S.-run detention facilities abroad suggests any sort of honor or decency.

And yet the nation's leaders and former leaders, including the ever-grimacing warmonger and criminal mastermind Dick Cheney, are all praises for these and other horrific crimes against humanity. There was a time when the types of barbarous torture methods described in the Senate torture report only occurred in places like North Korea and China. But now, it is par for the course for the American military empire to engage in such vile abuses against other human beings, and few even bat an eye.http://www.naturalnews.com/torture.html

"Once upon a time, Americans were the good guys," wrote Michael Snyder for End of the American Dream. "But now, instead of fighting the Nazis we are behaving just like them."

The American military-industrial complex has been abusing, torturing people since the 1960s

You might find it hard to believe, but the American government has been actively engaging in unspeakable crimes against humanity since at least the 1960s. As we reported in a two-part series on human medical experimentation, the CIA and other government agencies have been waging war against Americans for years, using chemical, biological and radioactive technologies as weapons.
http://www.naturalnews.com/medical.html
The entire chemical industry is one giant affront to human health and longevity, as is the vaccine industry. Time and time again, the government has been caught lacing water with chemicals, injecting sterilizing chemicals into humans under the guise of preventing and curing disease, and deliberately infecting humans with deadly viruses to test how they spread.

All of this is outlined in the following two reports:
http://www.naturalnews.com/019189.html
and
http://www.naturalnews.com/019187.html

"Right now, there are hundreds of millions of people around the planet that truly believe that the United States is the most wicked nation on the globe," added Snyder concerning this latest torture scandal. "And when we sadistically torture our prisoners, we give them a reason to feel that way."


by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writer

Sources:

http://endoftheamericandream.com

http://www.cnn.com

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