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1982 Peter Wilkinson at the University of Glasgow testifies before the Scottish High Court in Edin- burgh in a legal case entitled “Inhibition of the Immune System with Low levels of Fluoride” which revealed that fluoride decreases the migration rate of human white blood cells. At a concentration of .2 ppm (which is .8 ppm below the “approved” level of 1 ppm), relative white cell migration rate is reduced 8%. A concentration of 1 ppm would produce a physiological decline of around 10%. Fluoride added to water supplies, tooth paste, school dental washes, supplement pills, and dentists visits are increased and promoted, contributing to a further co-factor in the decline of the immune capability of the population. 1982 On May 15, 1982, CBS “60 Minutes” program details the vast numbers of Nazis brought to the U. S. after the war. The program was followed weeks later by an article by Thomas O'Toole in the Wash- ington Post indicating that as many as 5,000 Nazis were smuggled into the U. S. in the 1940's and early 1950's. 1982 Human Rights Law Journal, Vol. 3, 1982, features article by Alan Scheflin entitled “Freedom of the Mind as an International Human Rights Issue,” derived from study sessions at the International Institute of Human Rights from 1981 to 1982. At this point, right wing military doctors are drawn to electronic mind control as a solution to the “useless eaters” quandary. In the introduction to the article, Scheflin states that “research designed to explicitly control the thoughts and conduct of citizens is in 1982 not only a reality, but the evidence is clear that this research is growing in scope, intensity, and financing.” 1982 The New England Journal of Medicine features an article in which an Air Force doctor states “if a criminal's brain waves did not test “normal” after five years, he should be ° put to death. ” 1982 In Science magazine, Vol. 217 p.26-32, Dr. Dennis Leverett of the University of Rochester states, “if there are increasing concentrations of fluoride in the food chain, particularly food for infants, then we should expect fluorosis to be increasing in the population as well. The widespread use of fluorides might have created a situation in which we are approaching a critical mass of fluoride in the environ- ment. There needs to extensive research done.” Later in 1983 he would contradict himself at the Univer- sity of Michigan symposium. 1983 Allen Ryan, chief Nazi hunter in the U. S. Government, continues his efforts to identify former Nazis in the U. S. 1987 The General Accounting Office (GAO) completes a two-year study of cancer statistics. The results validate Bailar and Smith (See 1986). According to the GAO, $2 billion per year was spent on cancer research (more than 50% of it government funds). Despite this enormous expense, “only slight improve- ment in cancer patient survival was indicated for the 30-year period 1950-1982. The GAO study was shelved to protect the cancer industry. 1987 Bernard J. Eastlund issued patent # 4,686,605, based on Tesla technology, for “Method and Appa- ratus for Altering a Region in the Earth’s Atmosphere.” The patent is immediately classified by the Navy for six years. (See 1994 and discussion of HAARP). Part of the patent reads, “this invention pro- vides the ability to put unprecedented amounts of power in the atmosphere at strategic locations and to maintain the power injection level, particularly if random pulsing is employed” and “by knowing the frequencies employed in this invention, a third party can sustain a communications network while the rest of the world's communications are interrupted,” and “could be employed to pick up signals of oth- ers for intelligence purposes.” 409 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1982 Bell Telephone agrees to sell 66% of assets after 7-year anti-trust suit. 1982 Magnetized tissues discovered in dolphins. 1982 Human insulin produced by bacteria is marketed. 1987 CIA William Casey dies of pneumonia following brain surgery to remove a tumor. Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation