The year is 1946, the year after World War II, and many things lie ahead for the people of the United States, but we need just why some of these imposed social experiments are being imposed upon unsuspecting citizens. A C-47 takes off from Carswell Airbase in Ft. Worth on a clandestine mission. In mid-flight over what most people call the “Metroplex” an aerosol of pathogens is released. It will not be until many years later that the US Air Force is queried over why. An official explains that some flu viruses were released to test just how the known population would react. Were any more questions pursued by the mainstream media? No. Was this an appropriate test, subjecting the public unknowingly to a possible contagion? No.

Why?

In the mid 1950’s US army soldiers were exposed without their consent or forewarning, to LSD and other hallucinogens. Various reactions were noted as the troops were on maneuvers and the apparent curiosity by high command to see just what ways the soldier’s ability to function would be affected outweighed the moral or ethical considerations. The men in many cases become paranoid, their actions went from being orderly to chaotic, while others would also experience effects years later. A new experiment would be unleashed during the Vietnam conflict known as “Jacob’s Ladder” a progressive introduction of more advanced hallucinogens for prolonged periods of time and even under battle conditions. What, why, and wherefore, might come to mind. Perhaps, the Pentagon anticipated that a possible release of hallucinatory drugs by the Soviets on the battle field could be a possibility.

The Hippy era begins?

Once again, we see the secretly released aerosol of LSD being introduced into the San Francisco Bay area in the early 1960’s and in later years there and in other heavily populated urban areas of California. Many sociologists and whistleblowers believe this could have been the intentional start of the actual “Summer of Love” which would unleash the drug culture, the “Acid Trip” generation replete with musical artists who changed the face of the art of music composition, integrating sound effects, improving multi-channel studio recordings, and injecting social commentary such as anti-war rhetoric into a popular entertainment medium. With the supposed awakening came also the casualties of drugs, addiction, crime, fatal accidents, and even DNA damage that would affect the unborn. As well, several well-known recording artists were the siblings of top military brass. Jim Morrison of the Doors father was a US Navy Admiral. Randy Wolf aka Randy California of the west coast psychedelic band “Spirit” had a high ranking father in the military among others. Was this purely coincidence?

Wartime highs?

Drugs became a big concern during the Vietnam War as if there were not enough problems already. Pot smoking was common among front line soldiers. The kind of weed they got in Southeast Asia was not your normal variety grown in Mexico and delivered throughout the states. As reported in the Rock magazine “Rolling Stone” it was the kind of dope that would knock a GI on his ass for a day. Did this have anything to do with the high casualty rate during the conflict? One soldier who returned and was interviewed by a Rolling Stone columnist had just hit up some meth amphetamine when a fire fight started. He said he was dancing around as the bullets were flying digging on headless bodies as his commanding officer freaked out over his actions.

War on sobriety

I personally met returned Vietnam vets who were addicted to the morphine they had gotten hold of overseas and when a new commanding officer (CO) took over and announced he was going to clean up the drug problem in that company they set him up with A Vietnamese prostitute in the barracks, barricaded the doors shut and detonated charges on both ends of the Quonset Hut blowing up their C.O. and his concubine in the process. Problem solved? However, American soldiers weren’t the only drug users. The Communists gladly supplied their doomed Vietcong guerillas who would charge American positions heavily dosed with opium and other drugs. The US troops were stunned at how much ammo it took to stop a charging “Gook” when their adversary was so pumped full of narcotics he didn’t even realize he was dead yet. Of course this is one of many psychological tactics used in war. From mutilating the dead bodies of soldiers as a scare tactic to torturous methods of interrogation, the horrors of war are unimaginable.

Betrayed by your neighbors

Today our neighboring countries in the western hemisphere along with China are actively using the drug trade to demoralize and socially deteriorate American society. Mexico, Peru, and Columbia, are profiting off billions of dollars from the illegal distribution of cocaine, marijuana, heroin, meth, and fentanyl. I personally wondered what the DEA was doing so heavily active in Central America and Mexico. Even the Department of Public Safety was actively involved in across the border operations, raiding drug cartel drug manufacturing operations and even military style attacks on their facilities which kept them from attaining so much power, but now under the Biden Administration and other Democrat Administrations the billions made by the drug trade have bought protection as well as assassinations of those who threaten them. Obviously, today that money even goes to Washington DC and the corrupt lawmakers who refuse to secure our borders.

Who are they serving?

With a long history of federal government sanctioned drug and even pathogenic exposure to the unsuspecting public and even military, one wonders just who is the enemy and who is on our side? As America struggles to remain free and constitutionally intact. What will it take to clean out the rot in our corrupt federal government before our country collapses?