By: Bob Rasmussen

Bob Rasmussen — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 20:18:00 +0000

Hey!! Ive been studing these fugus since 1992. im a ww2 researcher. you have it backwards. the balloons were to cause huge fires in the u.s, tying up thousands of troops and materials. and if that worked the bio bombs were to bo sent. these balloons were to carry 500 glass tubes with bio material in them. the japanese wanted to spread them all over the u.s.

By: LaCreption

LaCreption — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 18:42:39 +0000

@Centurion, thank you for the info. Didn’t know that.

By: Centurion

Centurion — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 13:57:28 +0000

The balloon bombs that had incendiary devices were not sent to cause damage, but to check wind currents to determine the best launching points from submarines to hit US cities. The actual intended weapons were WMDs! They were to be fitted with large glass orbs filled with biologicals such as anthrax, pneumonic plague and other fatal epidemic type diseases. The head of the project was Japanese General Shiroo Ishii. He commanded “Unit 731″ which was a biological weapons test and development unit stationed in Pingfan and Mukden Manchuria. They experiemented on live prisoners including American POWs that had been captured in the Philippines. Two such bio balloons actually made it here, one coming down on a ranch in Montana and one found in the Arizona desert. neither had any bio escape and were contained on site. Both were taken to Fort Detrick, Maryland for study, and subsequently via a captured Japanese officer in Burma who had worked for Ishii, we found about Ishii and his experiments (including several live human vivasections!). Two books go into depth on Ishii and Unit 731, one “Unit 731″ and the other “The Medusa File” by Craig Roberts.

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