In this article, it is revealed that among the many shots soldiers received prior to going to the Gulf in 1991, there was mycoplasma contamination. At least 70% of the medical records pertaining to Gulf War Syndrome (GWS) are "missing".
In this post are some pertinent paragraphs, however, the entire article begs a good read.
http://www.tetrahedron.org/articles/gulf_war_syndrome/CFS_Gulf_War_Syndrome_Article.htmlGulf War Syndrome Mary Christine, MSW, holds a Master of Social Work degree as well as a BA in Psychology with a minor in Human Biology. Christine got CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) in October of 1990 after having mycoplasmic pneumonia and was quite debilitated for about a year. Her strength and endurance slowly improved with rest etc. over time. She had been functioning very well for the past few years and until recently she was working as a therapist for adolescents. However, Christine recently had a relapse after having a cough, a high fever for four days, and a sinus infection. Christine bought a new car about two and a half weeks before having the relapse. She has recently learned that the chemicals found in new cars such as formaldehyde can cause people with CFS and people testing positive for the mycoplasma infection described in this article to become ill with a high fever, cough, etc. and can trigger the onset of or a relapse of CFS. Adverse reactions to chemicals has been termed multiple chemical sensitivity or environmental allergies. Since having the relapse Christine has experienced MCS in response to paint fumes. Also, since having the relapse she has been unable to work due to not being able to walk very far.
However, she has been researching the relationship between CFS and Gulf War Syndrome. Christine reports that current research which allegedly the U.S. government is attempting to destroy is showing that CFS and Gulf War Syndrome (GWS) are caused by chronic infectious agents which have long incubation periods ranging from months to years. The chronic infections can result in increased sensitivity to chemicals. However, at least in the vast majority of cases, exposure to chemicals alone is not the cause of Gulf War Syndrome (or CFS) as some propose. In this article Christine shows how the United States Government with collaborators outside and within the country being directed by those above the White House with the power and money who control much of what goes on in this country and the world, including much of the research that goes on in universities, is controlling population growth and attempting to decrease the world population through abusive, oppressive means with no regard for human life. Specifically, she discusses Gulf War Syndrome and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome as illnesses created by the U.S. Government. She refers to an official government document, the 1969 hearings before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations of the House of Representatives (91st Congress) which were held to determine the appropriation of funds for the Department of Defense for 1970. The appropriations were passed in 1970. On June 9, 1969, Dr. Donald M. MacArthur, Deputy Director of Defense Research and Engineering in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, testified before Congress on U.S. involvement regarding chemical and biological warfare. Excerpts from this testimony are included below. Many think this testimony was calling for the creation of AIDS.
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According to statements Dr. Garth Nicolson made during a presentation, Nicolson says the Gulf War was the first time in history that shot records were not kept on the troops and one whole unit was threatened that they would be shot if they didn't take their shots. McAlvany reports that based on numerous conversations with Gulf War vets Joyce Riley has concluded that approximately 70% of their medical records are missing. Dr. Nancy Nicolson says contacts in Central Command under Schwarzkopf and multiple high level operatives from domestic and foreign intelligence have told she and Garth the Gulf War veterans' medical records were in the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City before it was bombed.
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In 1991, about six months after returning from military service in the Gulf War, Garth Nicolson's daughter from a previous marriage began suffering similar symptoms to those Nancy had suffered including chronic fatigue, aching joints, diarrhea, vomiting, and fevers. It sounded like a mycoplasma infection to Garth and at his suggestion she began trying Doxycycline which helped her to regain her health. She began passing the word to her military friends who then tried Doxycyline. The Nicolson's later contacted 73 of the veterans and 55 reported an improvement in health. Nancy Nicolson explains that a lot of the people who were sick were high-level government operatives and that when they started helping them and their families these specialists started talking. Nancy says that as their "intelligence sources" began filling them in she became a less than cooperative member of the Baylor faculty and that she was fired in 1991 because she wouldn't go along with germ warfare.
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