Dorset Biological Warfare Experiment - Cold War DOCUMENTARY 

This is probably why humans have a fear of needles lol

Could be worse. Could be Scotland. Could be anthrax.

@@julianshepherd2038 True! But at least everyone knew not to go near Gruinard. We weren't told about this at the time - not until many devades later.

Make beer not war.

laugs in covid19

*it's to make

Damn straight. You can make mustard gas, with only ammonia and bleach.

@@אילןאור-ח4מ Average Greek paying debts to germany

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@@emr6153 oh yes, he’s got a fantastic channel!

Not specifics, but who doesn't know?

@@robertortiz-wilson1588 My parents lol

@@hanzup4117 again, I doubt many would know certain specifics or even good examples, but I would at least think that if most people were told about these experiments they would be inclined to think it's true based on very lacking but still general knowledge.

I can only imagine your face when you saw the title with your hometown followed by 'Bio Weapons tests' lol

@@topiasr628 first thought was that they must've named it after the county but then he started to name the towns off and then my jaw dropped.

My mum grew up near the admiral hardy

It should be emphasized that in none of these trials were the people being experimented on given any warning beforehand. They were essentially RAPED for science.

@@jackster2568 Mine too, though I'm from Dorch.

I see you everywhere man

Hi Magellan TV

Cool name

@@99xs Hi!

@@ahmedsaleh9509 Thank you!

Porton Down has international notoriety, I believe. Then again, we're probably representative of a peculiar demographic, ;-)

Ain't that the truth!

We're on the path to extinction now. I wonder what the next dominant species of Earth will be.

I suspect this was also said about one hundred years ago. And, some time before that.

@@answerman9933 But a hundred years ago, we did not have the technology to destroy ourselves as we do now, and the cumulative effects of our actions on the environment are accelerating.

@@BTScriviner I am sure people has similar thoughts as the Ice Age was approaching By the way, 100 years ago chemicals were used in war. And centuries before that the Mongols would use bodies infected with the Black Plague to help lift sieges.

It's not looking good either so far for the more recent larger scale biological experiment conducted worldwide from the early 2000's

I have a whole list of about a dozen of these chemical warfare operations and experiments, but I never came across Operation Dark Harvest. I'll be digging into that.

My late father whilst serving in the Coldstream Guards in the 1930's agreed to be a paid 'volunteer ' to be exposed to mustard gas ( or so he was told ) at Porton Down

@@ianjones1034 We were "technically" volunteers too Ian, but basically when the SGT told you a volunteer was needed and pointed at you, that was volunteering.

You were voluntold?

@@TheColdWarTV Pretty much yes. That's how it worked back then 😅

@@jimfrodsham7938 i can well imagine Jim

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What other experiments on humans done by the "bad guys" are you referring too?

@@dodda Wikipedia: By 1960, numerous BW research facilities existed throughout the Soviet Union. Although the USSR also signed the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention (BWC), the Soviets subsequently augmented their biowarfare programs. Over the course of its history, the Soviet program is known to have weaponized and stockpiled the following bio-agents (and to have pursued basic research on many more): Bacillus anthracis (anthrax) Yersinia pestis (plague) Francisella tularensis (tularemia) Burkholderia mallei (glanders) Brucella sp. (brucellosis) Coxiella burnetii (Q-fever) Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEE) Botulinum toxin Staphylococcal enterotoxin B Smallpox Marburg virus Orthopoxvirus These programs became immense and were conducted at dozens of secret sites employing up to 65,000 people. Annualized production capacity for weaponized smallpox, for example, was 90 to 100 tons. In the 1980s and 1990s, many of these agents were genetically altered to resist heat, cold, and antibiotics. In the 1990s, Boris Yeltsin admitted to an offensive biological weapons program as well as to the true nature of the Sverdlovsk biological weapons accident of 1979, which had resulted in the deaths of at least 64 people. Defecting Soviet bioweaponeers such as Vladimir Pasechnik and Colonel Kanatjan Alibekov confirmed that the program had been massive and still existed. In 1992, a Trilateral Agreement was signed with the United States and the United Kingdom promising to end biological weapons programs and convert facilities to benevolent purposes, but compliance with the agreement-and the fate of the former Soviet bio-agents and facilities-is still mostly undocumented. 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

And its totally not happening today!

@@John77Doe still a disgusting thing to do no matter who does it. They made horror games out of MKUltra like Outlast.

Covid. Indeed. Next monkey pox, then...

Yeah... funny 'coincidence', isn't it?

Agreed, it's a shame. The thinking seems to be that when the going gets tough, one side will likely break the rules to obtain an advantage, and at that point it pays to be prepared.

@@UNSKIALzPSN I agree with that, you have to be prepared in any emergency. Just seems like they'd have learned their lesson from World War 1 and agreed to a total ban. But history shows that didn't happen.

I assume you are so virtuous you have never exceeded the speed limit, dropped litter or taken a short cut down a corridor marked "No Entry". As such I can understand why you are confused. However, there are people who do not follow the rules and people wiser than me or you realise that taking chances is for fools.

The enemy of the future might give two shits about legality.

Easy. There is a need to know how to defend against them.

That's okay, though. We know from the video that E. Coli is "relatively benign".

The focus has always been on creating single cycle diseases

@@terencestone182 I really don't know a lot about biological warfare research. Do you have any sources you would recommend on the topic?

No, no. They are extremely far fetched.

@@KB4QAA you JUST watched a video on how ships were used to blow out massive bacterial clouds (with coatings made with spider silk that protected the bacteria) that went for 1200 miles in one case, but having planes crop dust an area is too out there?

@@alastor8091 Yes. Another whacko conspiracy theory believed by the uneducated and gullible masses.

There's no occupation, the hell are you talking about?

The present 'occupation' has the support of the majority of the N Ireland populace with the Good Friday Agreement stipulating that unification of the two Ireland's should only be realised though the consent of NI's people

I'm sure as a Canadian colonialist you'd be more than happy to right past wrongs by vacating the place of your birth

wrong. Human nature makes the communist utopia that is the UFP impossible.

Careful now certain people don't like that kind of based behavior

Oh c'mon dude... The very thing you know about this experiment is why democracy is better. Do you realize that a totalitarian regime would never declassify any of that? And if they don't, there is no way people will ever find it out cuz there is literally nowhere to leak such information due to total control of the media.

@@Novgorod_Republic not really. There would be leaks which will make it to various CIA, MI6, etc. to be published and accused of especially during the Cold War. Finding out about this kind of thing, in democracy, is the only the saving grace of this whole affair and NOTHING to be proud of either. The shock of this is much greater than finding out a totalitarian regime did that to their own people precisely because we expect that kind of regime to test biological weapons on their own people, not a democratic regime.

@@prastagus3 So what? 1) They will just start saying it's all fabricated by them. 2) People in the country (the majority of) will never find it out anyway. So they'll just say it for external "consumers". In totalitarian regimes it's easy to split what you're saying to your own people and to foreigners with one of them not knowing anything of what you said to the other. You just don't show it to them and that's it. There are no one to do that apart from you(the government). Remember that meeting of Kim Jong Un with Donald Trump? Pretty sure not a single person apart from high ranking officials knew about that in North Korea and at the same time the whole free world was talking about that meeting.

@@Novgorod_Republic While you can make some claim about minor differences such as these, it doesn't tract from what democratic nations had done here. The expectation from Democratic nations are vastly different than with Totalitarian nations which is why it is shocking to hear such things from democratic nations doing this since we thought only Totalitarian nations can do so. The most surprised thing is that even in Democratic nations, the people who did this GOT AWAY with it just like in a Totalitarian nation.

What if there are 5 people in line.. you are first.. I am behind you.. there are 3 people behind me.. I believe that would make me second.. they guy at the end of the line would be last.. until others join the line. Yes?

you must have been the top of your class

These Cold War Programs are unbalanced. They often highlight Western misbehavior and Western injustice while failing to adequately address much more terrible Soviet misbehavior; repression in Eastern bloc police states; evil decisions of communist leaders in Red China that led to deaths of millions; and terribly unjust actions of other communist regimes. Why don't we hear much about the Gulags; about persecutions ordered by communist authorities; or about the assaassinations and executions they ordered? Why don't we hear much more about the victims of communism? You have hit on the truth. We don't hear much about these things in part because information about the injustices of communism were not always widely known due to the closed nature of totolitarian communist regimes. Nor has available information about misdeeds by communists been disseminated in the West as eagerly by Western media (including these Cold War programs) in comparison to how Western media publicized the failings and shortcomings of Western democracies and capitalism.

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@@John77Doe L + Bozo + why + did not ask