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1989 Magnetometers at Corralitos, California, detect unusual ULF waves (.01 to 10 Hz) on September 12, 1989. The waves increased 30x in strength by Oct. 5, 1989, and then weakened. At 2 pm on October 17th, the signals grew to the point where they went off the scale. Within 3 hours, the 7.1 Loma Prieta quake struck. The epicenter was 4 miles from Corralitos. 1989 French co-discoverer of the HIV virus, Luc Montagnier in France, admits “HIV is not capable of causing | the destruction to the immune system which is seen in 1 people with AIDS.” 1989 Microwave News reports Boris Yeltsin told a reporter that the KGB has an ELF device that can stop a human heart with a Powerful 7- 7- NE Hz Signal. 1990 The FDA convene a conference in May 1990 to look at the diagnostic and therapeutic potential of the electromagnetic spectrum. 1990 The National Toxicology Program issues a Press Release with data confirming findings of a link between fluoride and osteosarcomas as well as higher rates of oral cancer in rats. Ganuary 1990) 1990 The American Dental Association issues a Press Release which states “water fluoridation remains the safest, most effective, and most economical | public health measure to reduce tooth th decay.” 1990 The National Toxicology Program in February 1990 releases its pathological data tables with a cover letter which, in a turnabout, claims “there has not been any evidence that shows a relationship between fluoridation and cancer or any other diseases in humans,” and “water fluoridation has proven highly effective in improving the nation's dental health by markedly reducing tooth decay.” The NTP final report, issued in March, omitted all studies which showed genetic damage from fluorides, and important studies showing that fluorides induce tumors and cancers were ignored. Kraybill, head of the NTP study, becomes a consultant to the American Council of Science and Health (ACSH), who threat- ens to sue the EPA if it “tries to undermine public confidence in fluoride.” 1990 The American Dental Associations ADA News reports that Proctor and Gamble (who make fluo- ride-based toothpaste) has “unpublished findings” which “refute the carcinogenicity of fluoride.” Proc- tor and Gamble in March 1990 publish their paper on fluoride and bone cancer (rats) and leave out their data on mice. The rat studies confirm an earlier study that proved that fluorides in food resulted in pre- cancerous growth in the mouth. In contradiction to their own results, P&G declares that fluoride “does not cause precancerous or cancerous changes .” 1990 William J. Clinton runs reelection in Arkansas and barely wins. He then declares his objective to bring his circle of power to Washington D.C. as president of the United States. The Arkansas Depart- ment of Pollution (why not Department of Clean Water?) tests the rivers in Arkansas and finds 94% unsuitable for swimming and fishing and full of bacteria and disease. 1990 Health Consciousness magazine features article entitled “Live Virus Vaccines and Genetic Muta- tion” by H. E.Buttram, M.D, in which it is determined that “the physical invasion of the human body by foreign genetic material may have the immediate effect of permanently weakening the immune system, setting in motion a new era of autoimmune diseases.” 1990 Omni Magazine (7/90) reports that between January 24 to February 3, 1990, the rotation of the Earth suddenly and nd unexpectedly slowed down again. (See 1991). 1990 American Psychiatric Association (APA) task force report “The Practice of Electroconvulsive Therapy” (ECT) discusses and dismisses brain damage and memory loss from ECT, and ignored animal 416 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1989 Gunman shoots 14 women at Montreal University. 1989 Television series “War of the World” debut. 1989 Robert Lazar declares his scenario at Dreamland to the public. 1989 Bush states desire to have manned outpost on the Moon and visits to Mars. Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation