[cgbg]

If the Navy was involved someone would have come forward by now.

I know many folks believe that massive coverups over a long period of time are not possible, but I am going to show you one where _no-one_ _ever_ talked and hundreds of government employees knew about this. It was only discovered after all the participants were dead--and by a professor digging around in the dusty archives.

Ready? Here we go:....

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/confirmed-the-us-census-b/

.Gov _still_ has never officially admitted they lied about this...

and to repeat--no whistleblowers..not one!

[maddog55]

A rather bizarre comparison to say the least.
The article forgets to mention: The disclosures were legal under wartime legislation.

The Census Bureau helped lobby Congress to pass the Second War Powers Act in March 1942, authorizing census data to be shared with other government agencies “for use in connection with the conduct of war.” The provision expired in 1947.

The Bureau denied its role for decades despite scholarly evidence to the contrary.

Bottom line is that it was known, just denied until recently.