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Is Experimenting on People Without Their Knowledge Ever Acceptable?
Just a few short years after America signed the Nuremberg Code, the US military conducted a secret bioweapons experiment on the city of San Francisco, without the knowledge of the people. The entire city was infected and one person died. But this wasn’t the only instance. There were at least 239 documented cases.
Imagine that it is 1950 and you are in California. San Francisco to be exact. Now, it was just a few years ago that the people of America came together to help the Allies win against the Nazis. And that effort took the entire country. From the women that stayed at home growing victory gardens to the regular-everyday Joe buying war bonds. At night time on the West Coast, patrols would maintain a lookout for the newest Japanese weapon, the “balloon bomb”. Entire towns would be called out at a moments notice if a bomb did manage to set off a fire in a distant location. The country was united with a purpose, a cause binding them all …. http://sputniknews.com
Source: http://luismmx.blogspot.com/2015/07/is-experimenting-on-people-without.html
