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Japan's wartime gas plant found in N. Chinawww.chinaview.cn 2005-07-03 07:39:53 HOHHOT, July 2 (Xinhuanet) -- Chinese experts have discovered new evidence of the Japanese wartime atrocity in China -- a toxic gas experiment plant in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The plant, known to the locals as "Bayanhan", is located on the grassland of the Ewenki Autonomous Banner in Hulun Buir city, said Xu Zhanjiang, a researcher on the history of Japanese biological war with the Harbin Municipal Academy of Social Sciences in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. "The site covers more than 110 square kilometers, extending nine kilometers from...

Ther chant from the anti-war folks is that a lot of innocent Iraqi women and children will die. Our president and military vow that civilians targets will be avoid at all costs. But folks, lets face reality.When was the last time we won a war BIG TIME? To the point that the combatants were defeated to the point that they would never be a threat to us again?WWIIWe fought that war all out. It was them or us. In that war we didn't worry about civilian casualties. In fact the civilians, just as much as the soldiers, were the the...

Toxic Tugs - Public Poisons by J.B. Stone - 04/17/02 What do Maryland, Utah, Alaska, Hawaii, Johnston Atoll, and the Marshall Islands have in common? BioChemical warfare tests were conducted in all of them behind a blinding haze of Cold War secrecy. And hardly a word of warning was ever issued, before during, or afterward the test conductors, subjects, or citizens living in surrounding areas. Marine jets and Army artillery sprayed "harmless simulants" and live biological and chemical agents on unsuspecting citizens for 15 years on land and sea during Operation Deseret. The randomly selected human test rats onboard ships...