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1971 Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations issues pamphlet M-67, which calls for Special Police Task Forces (special multicounty or interstate police forces). 1971 United States places a nuclear weapons platform in orbit secretly. The first military-run shuttle mission would service the re platform and d upgrade t the on-board d computers. 1971 The CIA infects pigs in Cuba with African Swine Fever, a deadly disease. The entire swine popu- lation of Cuba is slaughtered to protect humans. A second such epidemic in 1980 in Cuba, with equally devastating consequences, was of unknown but suspicious origins. 1971 Daniel Ellsberg, a hawk from the RAND Corporation, writes the “Pentagon Papers,” which helps distract the public. McNamara (World Bank/RAND) assists as Ellsberg’s boss. Book is RAND coverup for the real reasons behind the Vietnam War. Ellsberg “indicted” for “leaking” the “papers.” Watergate team breaks into Ellsberg’s office on Nixon’s orders to find out how much Larry O'Brien knew about Hughes and Onassis. 1971 Richard Nixon withdraws all Gold backing from the U.S. Dollar, rendering it a fiat currency—the completion of a process Roosevelt started in the 1930's when gold was called in and currency was tam- pered with. 1971 The American Cancer Society decides that screening women for breast cancer was a good idea. (See 1974). (Note: “Screening” = Radiation that causes cancer) 1971 Pentagon Papers published. 1971 The Philadelphia Inquirer conducts a telephone poll relative to sterilization of low IQ groups. Almost 70% vote in favor of forced sterilization. 1971 Dr. H. J. Roberts publishes results of a comprehensive national study of traffic accidents. Roberts concludes that a “significant source” of many unexplainable accidents is that “millions of American drivers are subject to pathological drowsiness and hypoglycemia due to functional hyperinsulinism.” 1972 Pepsi Corporation opens its first franchise in Russia in exchange for import of Soviet wines and spirits. 1972 A mysterious epidemic of dengue hemorrhagic fever hits Cuba and affects 300,000 Cubans. More than 150 die, including over 100 children. Evidence exists that the CIA released dengue-infected mos- quitoes on the island. Court testimony in 1984 by Cuban counter-revolutionary terrorists supports this conclusion. 396 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1971 The regime of Yayha Khan in Pakistan would murder 1,500,000 people. 1971 A mysterious blue mold appears and threatens the tobacco crop in Cuba. 1971 A damaging rust disease appears in Cuba and threatens to destroy the crops of sugar cane. 1971 Astronomers discover two new galaxies adjacent to ours. 1971 Germany bans water fluoridation. 1971 U.S. Deficit $500 billion. 1971 Bilderberger meeting in Woodstock, Vermont. 1971 Electroshock treatments given to inmates at Vacaville, California. 1971 Astronomer James McDonald drives into desert and suicides. 1971 Swedish prime minister Palme authorizes electronic implant use on prisoners. 1972 Sweden bans water fluoridation. 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty of 1972. (World disarmament per Iron Mountain). Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation