(Dear reader, please see "THE GULF WAR SYNDROM" in: THE MAN W.H.O. CREATED AIDS, pages 512-514)

A great man once wrote: Those who do not learn from history must repeat it. Right he was. Those who did not learn from the true cause of the GULF WAR SYNDROM must now learn again through the BALKAN WAR SYNDROM, because BOTH are caused for the same reason, namely: DEPLETED URANIUM and VACCINATIONS. During the Gulf War as well as during the Balkan conflict inhaled uranium dust from DEPLETED URANIUM projectiles resulted in lung cancer in soldiers but also in children who later played with those projectiles as toys. BUT: Exposure to Depleted Uranium and to chemicals can not account for so many sick soldiers. Many of them left the Iraqui and Balkan zone before those wars actually started, and YET they show symptoms like chronic fatigue, severe neurological disorders, muscle and joint pain, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal problems, memory loss, insomnia, rashes, depression, headaches and other complaints. Is Depleted Uranium contagious? NOT AT ALL. Then how can those Gulf and Balkan war soldiers infect others? The answer is: VACCINATIONS. Listen to what Dr. Alan Cantwell, world renowned MD, explains the contagiousity of GW and Balkan Syndrom and the fact that babies of the sick soldiers were born with hands and feet attached to each to twisted stumps: "One common factor to all the troops is that they were given experimental and potentially dangerous drugs AND VACCINES, using our service men as medical guinea pigs." The doctor proves his allegation by continuing: "IN A LEGAL DECISION THE FDA (Federal Drug Association) ALLOWED THE PENTAGON TO GIVE UNAPPROVED DRUGS AND VACCINES (to the soldiers) WITHOUT REQUIRING CONSENT OF THE SOLDIERS."

If you, dear reader, want to know MORE about who is responsible for all those human experiments without consent, and how they use EVEN YOU RIGHT HERE AND NOW for their experiments, and how they pollute the world via Russia and America to Germany with their nuclear, bacteriological and chemical weapons, then read the book THE MAN W.H.O. CREATED AIDS. You get it here on www.straube-verlag.com and in all bookstores.

LANOO (Christian Anders)

One corroboration more for that what LANOO claims in the book THE MAN W.H.O. CREATED AIDS

In a message dated 7/29/01 8:43:11 PM, Alan Cantwell ([email protected]) writes:

Connection of Gulf War Syndrome to vaccines

Atho Squalene may be a factor -- it may also prove that covert mycoplasma microbes or antigens (which are common "contaminants" in vaccines) could also be causative. 
It will be interesting to see if this "British" story appears in the U.S. press. 
Alan Cantwell

Excerpt: http://www.guardian.co.uk/ 
Monday July 30, 2001

The illness known as Gulf war syndrome looks likely to have been caused by an illegal vaccine "booster" given by the Ministry of Defence to protect soldiers against biological weapons, according to the results of a new series of tests.

Scientists in the United States found that symptoms of the illness were the same for service personnel who received the injections whether or not they served in the Gulf.

The common factor for the 275,000 British and US veterans who are ill appears to be a substance called squalene, allegedly used in injections to add to their potency. Such an action would have been illegal. Squalene is not licensed for use on either side of the Atlantic because of potential side effects.

Pam Asa and her team at the Tulane medical school in Louisiana tested more than 300 former US military personnel who were given vaccinations to go to the Gulf: 95% tested positive for squalene antibodies.

In addition veterans from both sides of the Atlantic were tested, including 20 who were given preparatory injections but who did not go to the war. All 20 tested positive to squalene antibodies.

The first non-deployed British sufferer to be tested, Anwen Humphreys, was also found to have antibodies.

Dr Asa said in her view the fact that even non-deployed veterans were testing positive for squalene provided conclusive evidence that vaccinations were a "major cause" of the condition. It ruled out the alternative environmental theories floated as causes of Gulf war syndrome.

"I believe that those people who were given vaccinations in the US and the UK were given something they should not have been, probably in the anthrax vaccine. [The results] need a thorough examination by the US and UK governments."

Squalene is classed as an ad juvant - a chemical which is added to a vaccine to make it more combative. It is a naturally occurring substance in the human body but injecting it is illegal, and past scientific research in rats and mice has found that it causes auto-immune disease. Consequently, squalene in the form of a vaccine is unlicensed for human or veterinary use.

The evidence could be devastating for the Ministry of Defence which is being sued for damages by 1,900 British veterans. If they show they were injected with an illegal substance, the damages could be astronomical. The ministry has refused toreveal what was in the injections.

Ms Humphreys, 39, from Dolgellau, north Wales, who suffers typical symptoms of the syndrome - severe headaches, nausea, muscular pain, joint swelling, short term memory loss and depression - said: "I believe the MoD has used us like guinea pigs to see how effective squalene is.

"There are no words to describe what they have done. It's just medically, morally and ethically wrong."

She says she feels "cheated" by the MoD. "I was always one of these people who said that there is no way they would experiment with our vaccinations."

Ms Humphreys' story is being told tonight on the Welsh-language current affairs programme, Y Byd Ar Bedwar, (The World On Four), on S4C. The US defence department has strongly denied Dr Asa's claims.

Lewis Moonie, a junior minister responsible for veterans, said: "To the best of my knowledge no squalene was given to any member of the British forces at the time of the Gulf war."

The Ministry of Defence has so far refused to disclose what was in the injections and defence scientists are carrying out experiments on animal to see what effects the Gulf war injections could have. The results will not be known until 2003.