remember kids, if someone says “the government would never do that” chances are, they probably already have.

Can I just say I’ve watched both of you separately for years and just found out you were together a few weeks ago. Felt like a 4th wall break😂

Love that kris is just getting the front row seat 😂❤ couple goals!

It said on here it went until 1975. My husband was a Marine and when he was in boot camp in 1977 they lined them all up and MADE them take multiple injections without telling them what they were. He said some of the guys had really bad reactions to them and some guys just.... disappeared. He was convinced that they were being tested on.

Kris got in on a crazzzy episode

straight up oompa-ing my ville.

Kris: 😃 Caleb: ☹ Kris: 😟

There was a kid in my highschool who was prank dosed with Acid [LSD] in a coffee and he ended up in the hospital after he almost died from jumping off something WAY TOO HIGH. The kids who drugged him were taken to jail and subsequently used as a lesson for the future generations of this highschool. A KID ALMOST DIED.
I do believe drugging people against their consent is direct abuse. nice one USA.

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We are confusing sacrifice with disposal. Everyone thinks that volunteering for service is an act of heroism that guarantees the nation's gratitude, but the reality is that the military-industrial complex views soldiers not as citizens to be protected, but as biological inventory to be expended. We pin medals on uniforms to hide the fact that the men inside them were treated like lab rats, knowing that the only thing the government covers up faster than its crimes is the medical history of the people it poisoned.

You aren't a defender of freedom; you're just a line item in a chemistry experiment that went wrong.

I always thought that was the funniest line in shrek “some of you may die but it’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.

Squidward told spongebob, to forget everything.And then someone asked spongebob, his name, and he started freaking out.Looking for his name in the files

One of my old bosses who taught me how to be a mechanic and landscaper, he was doing A Bomb cleanup off the atolls, they had to burn off tumors on his kidneys without putting him under. He wasn't aware that he was contaminated with fallout. At his time Fallout was something not spoken of much. He was from the Mine in West Virginia, Ashburg or Asheville, something like that. Served in Korea and was pulled off the Frontline when they pulled out , but was reassigned in the Pacific instead of stateside. Voluntarily of course. Burbedge Owens, you are missed. Miss you Beau.

The fact that the overdose of nerve agents was treated with the main psychoactive components of Datura is absolutley insane

oddly enough, this is one subject about military horrors i can actually add to...just a bit. they may have destroyed or sealed a lot of official records...but they cannot destroy stories passed down within families.

my grandfather, who died 2 years ago, was most likely subjected to some of this stuff when he served in the military around that time. unfortunately, i never did get to spend much time with him due to...familial issues (to put it simply...messy divorce with my grandma, and he didn't treat his kids well enough for most of them to wanna be around him). but him, my grandmother, and every one of his kids were ALWAYS convinced that they were experimented on in some form. when he was serving, at one point my grandmother lived on the base with him, and they were pretty sure they were putting chemicals in the water intentionally and that they at the every least had some exposure to agent orange in particular (as well as my mom and her older siblings). and given that he did end up with cancer later in life, my grandmother died of spontaneous ALS (Bulbar onset if anyone was curious), and several of my family members have ended up with birth defects that line up with the known effects of exposure to it...id say its pretty likely that is actually true. he also said sometimes they would give him injections and other stuff and he was never told the purpose of it. just that some of them made him feel sick or "off".

at this point in my life, i kinda wish he was still here so i could actually learn more about what he went through...especially now that im old enough to understand the possible effects it could have had on his biological family/ex-wife...but he's gone now. so...all i have to go by is what what my family knows and what he told us before he died. well...that and the fact that after he died he was given a settlement for all that stuff i mentioned. my uncle also had one for his birth defect caused by chemical exposure (Spina Bifida). some of this stuff is only JUST NOW being acknowledged and compensated for, and it happened so long ago. makes me wonder what other horrors we'll learn about in the next 50 or so years that's of the same nature 🤷‍♀

THANK GOODNESS, I have something to watch while stuck in the house with all this snow.

When my uncle told me he enlisted as a Marine because he'd heard horror stories about getting drafted into the army, had no idea he meant this. 😮

american history itself is a horror story.

Honestly, I'm incredibly surprised that they used service members and not just some jailed or poor population like so many other experiments