Topic: Biological Warfare

Greg Carlwood introduces guest A.W. Finnegan, author of Sleeper Agent, to discuss the history of biological warfare. The conversation frames biological attacks as subtle, long-term efforts to weaken populations through toxicity rather than immediate battlefield casualties. Finnegan's research stems from his personal struggle with Lyme disease and his study of Dr. Eric Traub and Plum Island.

The discussion turns to Operation Sea Spray, a 1950 U.S. military experiment that sprayed Serratia marcescens bacteria over San Francisco. Carlwood links this history to modern contamination cases involving the Chiron Corporation and medical recalls. He further explores the esoteric naming of the Chiron Corporation, connecting it to the centaur of Greek mythology and the celestial body often used in astrological birth charts.

Following World War II, scientists from the Japanese bio-warfare program were reportedly recruited by both the United States and China. Similar to Werner Von Braun's role in NASA, these individuals were brought to USAMRIID in Frederick, Maryland, to establish the American military's biowarfare capabilities. Dr. Malone argues that this influx of personnel embedded a "fungible" ethical framework into the heart of the U.S. biodefense community.

Reports from China suggest the CCP may have tested viral particles by freezing peptides in ice at wet markets. Dr. Tao Braun theorizes that the initial outbreak in Wuhan involved an aerosolized release, explaining why people were seen collapsing in the streets. This behavior is described as inconsistent with typical respiratory viruses but consistent with envenomation.

The segment explores allegations of drug trafficking, sex trafficking, and the harvesting of adrenochrome from frightened children. Tavares asserts that the public is under mass mind control and that COVID-19 is a form of biological warfare delivered via frequencies. Greg Carlwood adds that testing and technology are being used to manipulate public anger and incite class or race-based conflict.

The guests discuss a 1980 law that allowed researchers to withhold information for profit, leading to the patenting of Lyme treatments. Patrick Jordan identifies Lyme as the "next big thing" in undeclared biological warfare and directs listeners to his website and books for further research. The segment concludes with a call for collective action to find solutions outside the mainstream medical establishment.

Patrick Jordan discusses the historical use of children as biological carriers to spread disease to indigenous populations in South America. He claims the King of Spain ordered the inoculation of children just before they boarded ships so they would have fresh infectious pustules to spread upon arrival. This is presented as evidence of "malice aforethought" and planned biological warfare against native tribes.

The clandestine project moved from testing on mice and marmosets to human subjects. To verify the biological weapon's effectiveness, the team allegedly sought a "volunteer" from death row at Angola Penitentiary. The subject was transferred to the East Louisiana State Mental Hospital in Jackson, Louisiana, where the biological agent could be administered and monitored in a high-security environment.

Nick Redfern links the CIA's MKUltra program to the UFO phenomenon, suggesting that some alien abduction stories may have been staged managed experiments. He cites author John Fuller’s work on the Betty and Barney Hill case and the 1951 mass hysteria in Pont-Saint-Esprit, France, as potential examples of aerosol-based stimulants or hallucinogenics being used to test psychological manipulation under the cover of high strangeness.

Nick Redfern reviews the history of cattle mutilations, referencing over 300 pages of declassified FBI documents from the "Vault." He highlights a 1976 case investigated by Gabe Valdez involving tripod landing marks and radiation. Redfern suggests these events might not be extraterrestrial but rather clandestine biological or chemical warfare testing by rogue agencies monitoring the food chain for emerging viruses.

Speculation is raised regarding a Russian discovery of an artifact in Antarctica that could release a virus targeted at specific blood groups. While such a virus might kill many, rumors suggest it could also "switch on" the junk DNA of survivors, turning them into super-beings.

On the day before his assassination, John F. Kennedy visited Brooks Air Force Base to meet with experts in space medicine and biological warfare. He held private meetings with Major General Theodore Bedwell and Colonel Harold Ellingson, both of whom had backgrounds tied to Wright-Patterson and Fort Detrick in 1947. Theories suggest Kennedy was killed to prevent him from sharing advanced technology or viral research with the Soviet Union to balance Cold War power.

The 1918 "Spanish Flu" was an intentional biological warfare agent created by the Rockefeller Institute and the U.S. military in Kansas. The virus was cultivated using avian particulate matter and spread through military recruits who were then sent to Europe. This man-made pandemic killed 100 million people worldwide in a single year, far outpacing the mortality rates of the Black Plague or modern diseases.