Is It Caused by a Biological Warfare Agent released by Iraq in the Gulf War?
In Feb., 1996, CNN and other national television networks reported that Iraq had finally turned over documents to the United Nations on its biological warfare research program. Undoubtedly, the report was sanitized before being turned over to the UN. When strange and mysterious diseases like Gulf War Syndrome and Mad Cow Disease show up, you cannot help but wonder if these are a naturally occurring phenomenon or a new disease that came out of some government s biological (germ) warfare department that was released by some government for a political or military objective. During the 1991 Gulf War, Iraq filed off a number of Scud missiles that exploded in the air near their intended targets. Were these Scud missiles that did little physical damage delivering biological warfare agents? Dr. Garth Nicholson Ph.D., writing in the May, 1996, issue of Townsend Letter for Doctors (1) reports: In our sample of gulf War veterans, the solders that were involved in the deep insertions into Iraq and
