marcus kallerud

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@honeymoon250 Knee pads and donkey

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

Mission complete

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@gatewaypundit Sweet get the fuck out

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@GuntherEagleman It wasn't his watch, it was Obummers 3rd

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@ClearlyRight10 @libsoftiktok No, 6 ft under

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@WolfprwX Keep him warm and safe

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@zerosum24 Take the governor with it

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@zerosum24 It didn't take away the murder charge but the jury could say not guilty to the murder charge, either way it's fucked up

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@Peroy23 @ProudSocialist @FBI

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@RepLuna @StPetePD Now arrest real criminals

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@cb_doge Why don't they put the police in the ground

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@WeTheBrandon 85 billion dollars in equipment left in Afghanistan feel into hands of terrorists under what administration

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@IraninSA Lie some more why don't ya

[TFTC @TFTC21]

Declassified documents show the U.S. military released 282,800 lone star ticks made radioactive with Carbon-14 across Virginia between 1966 and 1969, tracking their spread with Geiger counters. Before these experiments, lone star ticks did not exist above the Mason-Dixon Line.

A CIA operative described dropping infected ticks on Cuban sugarcane workers from C-123 transport aircraft during Operation Mongoose in 1962. When he returned home, his four month old son developed a life-threatening fever. His CIA commander told him to "burn all the clothes you took to Cuba. Burn everything."

Defense Secretary Robert McNamara authorized Project 112 that same year, creating a bioweapons program "almost as large and secretive as the Manhattan Project" with facilities capable of breeding 100 million infected mosquitoes per month. The military denied the program's existence for 50 years until CBS News forced acknowledgment in 2000.

Plum Island Animal Disease Center sits 13 miles from Lyme, Connecticut. From 1952 to 1969, the Army Chemical Corps ran biological warfare research there, frequently conducting experiments outdoors with acknowledged containment failures. Deer from Lyme regularly swam to Plum Island and back.

Willy Burgdorfer, the scientist who discovered the Lyme disease bacterium in 1982, spent most of his career developing tick-borne biological weapons. In 2013 video testimony, he confirmed participation in bioweapons research and hinted at an accidental release. He also discovered a second pathogen in Lyme patient blood samples that was completely omitted from his landmark study for over 40 years.

Now the lone star tick is spreading alpha-gal syndrome across the country, making people allergic to meat. In 2019, the House passed an amendment requiring the Pentagon to investigate whether the military experimented with weaponized ticks between 1950 and 1975. The results have not been made public.

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@ChangeDems @Reuters This is the repercussions of the CIA lead regime change in 1979 in Iran

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@mabus_ @AnalistaClara War Thunder

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@momofrage @GuntherEagleman @DWStweets @grok @grok Are liberals hypocrites?

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@DHSgov Ok, was he using a vehicle under commerce making money?

[marcus kallerud @ledzep1987]

@WEdwarda @SenWarren This right here👆 is why you're a fucking cunt @SenWarren and deserve a slow painful death fu traitor

[C3 @C_3C_3]

Spot the difference…

The Media never said a thing about this.