On March 10, it was named B.Z. Of netizens initiated a petition post on the White House petition website "WE the PEOPLE", asking the US government to announce the real reason for closing the Fort Detrick Biolab in July last year to clarify whether the laboratory is the cause of the new crown virus Research unit, and whether there is a virus leakage problem.
Fort Detrick, which is only an hour’s drive from the U.S. Army Medical Command in Washington, is doing what experiments and whether it caused a large-scale leak? What did the CDC find when it inspected Fort Detrick?
The secret history of Fort Detrick: CIA Mind Control Experimental Base
In September last year, the US "Politician" News Network published an article saying: "Today Fort Detrick is a cutting-edge laboratory. In the 1950s and 1960s, it was the darkest experimental center of the US government."
The article stated that 76 years ago, the US military chose Fort Detrick as the location for secretly launching a germ war. For many years, it has been the CIA's secret chemical experiment and mind control experiment base, and most of the base's activities are also "secret."
During World War II, Fort Detrick began experimenting with biological and chemical weapons.
In 1942, the U.S. Army hired Ira Baldwin, a biochemist at the University of Wisconsin, to secretly develop chemical weapons, and asked Baldwin to find suitable sites for the new biological research complex. Baldwin chose the National Guard base that was abandoned at the time and named it "Detrick Test Field."
In 1943, the Army announced that it would be renamed "Camp Detrick" and designated it as the headquarters of the Army's Biological Warfare Laboratory. At the same time, it purchased several adjacent farms to ensure more space and privacy.
In the spring of 1949, the Army established a small and highly classified team of chemists at Camp Detrick called the "Special Operations Division" whose mission was to find military uses for toadstools.
At the same time, the CIA formed a chemical special force. CIA officials in Europe and Asia hope to develop new methods to induce arrested spy suspects to reveal secrets unconsciously. Alan Dulles, who was in charge of the CIA's covert operations department at the time, believed that his mind control plan (MK-ULTRA plan) was extremely important.
In 1951, Dulles hired chemist Sidney Gottlieb, hoping to further promote the MK-ULTRA program. Gottlieb has long sought a way to destroy human consciousness. He tested a surprising number of compound mixtures, and these drugs were basically related to mental torture.
After the MK-ULTRA project ended, Fort Detrick was officially named in 1956. Since then, it has been retained as Gottlieb's chemical base for the development and storage of CIA poisons. Gottlieb stores pathogenic biological agents that may cause smallpox, tuberculosis, and anthrax in the freezer, as well as a large number of organic toxins, including snake venom and paralytic shellfish toxins.