Chapter 20: Why?
Given how flawed the program has been from its inception – and all of the documents involved are public records, most of which were created by the U.S. government itself – the most salient question becomes ‘why?’
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Chapter 17: Science Intervenes and Project Badger Surfaces
These studies received little to no attention in the U.S.
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Poll: Dentists
We’re in the midst of dental fun here.
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Chapter 13 – Defense Delay and Praying for a Stay
I sent out the judge’s ruling in Corporal Stonewall’s case to a list of people the same night the judge issued it. I was in despair. Now what would I do?
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Update from Ev
What’s going on
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Chapter 12: The DoD “Evolves” on the Anthrax Vaccine
During the hearings on the Nixon impeachment, Senator Howard Baker (R-TN) asked the now famous question: “What did the President know and when did he know it?”
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Chapter 10 – The Anthrax Vaccine Fails, Is Awarded Zero Points… and you’ll still have to roll up your sleeve!
The anthrax vaccine’s manufacturer has had an interesting ownership history, beginning in 1968 as the Michigan Department of Public Health (MDPH).
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Chapter 6 – The Gulf War and Its Experimental Drugs aka “Your Body is the New Battlefield”
In the late 1980s, the Department of Defense had a problem. It was anticipating the need for better means to combat chemical and biological agents and, to the point, the U.S. was way behind the Soviet Union in its chemical and biological warfare preparedness.
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How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Hammond was strapped to a gurney by wide leather belts at the chest, wrists, waist and ankles. Brian opened an envelope containing a thick rubber “hockey puck” bite guard which he slipped into the patient’s open and eager mouth, then made sure it was fitted in securely. He was the only orderly who would work this duty; the others were either scared off by Vinson’s rantings about deviltry, or terrified of the old bat herself.
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Rant Alert 😠
SO furious.
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Poll: There’s an eye chart?
Been spending a lot of time at the eye doc lately.
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Economics Corner with Paul Krugman and Winston’s Mom
What? I’m on? I’m sorry. Let me get a clean pair of skivvies, I’m not quite...
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Are You for Eighty Six?
This was what the patriarchy made women endure – aborting in anonymous public toilets, little better than the back-alley abortions the crones had told her about. There should be numerous warm, safe public walk-in abortatoriums staffed by caring women. With onsite childcare, of course. Women should also have mandatory access to abortion doulas in times of need. Her breathing quickened as she imagined herself leading America down a shining path towards full health equity for women.
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Liberty for Me, but Also for Thee
How consistent are your views? Jarflax examines some of his.
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GlibFit 3.0 Week 2 Wrapup – Macros
I know a few of you already do this, but I want to extol the virtues of macro tracking.
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Green Chilies, Life and Rolling Stone References
westernsloper has a vision quest involving chilies
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Credentialism and Bureaucracy: 2018 Edition
Want to change careers? Here, just jump through these 247 fiery hoops, backwards and blindfolded, and you’ll be on your way in no time!
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Shaving, Simple Luxury, and Libertarianism
I started my post-pubescent life like most other men and women. I got a free version of the latest Gillette razor in the mail, and I ran that trial pack of blades until they weren’t even sharp enough to cut tissue paper. But it doesn’t have to be that way!
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A Tale of Two Systems
Evan from Evansville shares his unique perspective on two very different health care systems.
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Afternoon Links
The elusive jesse.in.mb has been spotted in the wild crafting links!
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