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1992 The EPA is ordered to reinstate a senior scientist, William Marcus, and pay him $50,000 for emo- tional distress, after firing him because he publically questioned and opposed EPA policy on the use of fluorides i in water r supplies. 1993 Princeton University historian Gerald Geison reveals evidence from the lab notes of Louis Pasteur (See 1878) that Pasteur broke standards of scientific and medical conduct with his experiments, many of which were unethical. 1993 Royal Swedish Academy of Science holds an international conference to discuss issues of popula- tion growth, development, and the environment. 1993 More than 25 percent of all measles cases are occurring in babies under a year old. CDC attributes this to growing number of mothers vaccinated between 1960 and 1980. When natural immunity is denied by vaccination, measles immunity cannot be passed on to babies. 1993 Dr. Robert Gallo, “co-discoverer of HIV” reveals in the June issue of Bio Tech that the protein “p24,” which is generally accepted to be the proof of HIV existence, is in fact found in all retroviruses that live in the body and do no harm. It is not unique to “HIV” retrovirus. The detection of “p24” is the basis for the ELISA test. A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine (1988 V318,p448- 9) revealed that antibodies to > pad w were detected in one out of every 150 People. 1993 Arms sales to the Third World drop 20% to $23.9 billion from $28.6 billion in 1991. Third year in a row the U.S. is the largest weapons broker to the Third World. Ironically, the U.S. warns China about arms exports (July 93). 1993 Mars Observer planetary probe “falls silent” (August 93) just prior to orbit at Mars. $1 billion “loss.” 1993 Scientists link 10 radiotelescopes into an instrument capable of clearly imaging the deepest recesses of the universe, using a new system inaugurated in Socorro, New Mexico called the Very Long Base Array (VLBA), capable of reading a newspaper from 3000 miles away. Los Angeles Times 8/20/ 93. 1993 Seiges at Ruby Ridge, Idaho (The Weaver incident) and The Waco incident. CIA “sleeper” Vernon Howell (Koresh) and six other “sleepers” (a product of CIA mind control programs) are killed along with 72 other men, women and children die as a result of nerve gas and fire in Waco. One of the CIA's prime mind control programming facilities is also in Waco, Texas. Four BATF agents who were former Clinton bodyguards are killed in the raid. The Waco compound is bombarded with 20 GHz microwave transmissions in order to create extreme psychic trauma. 1993 Epidemic of Pertussis in Massachusetts, 218 students, 96% of whom were vaccinated against Per- tussis (whooping cough). 1993 The U.S. Senate adopts a resolution calling for the CIA to reveal its budget to Congress. The reso- lution is dropped fo for the third year. 1993 Clinton administration announces plans for a National Childhood Vaccination Program. 103rd Congress introduces $732, S733, HR1460, legislation that would attempt to vaccine all children in the United States, while severely limiting exemptions parents could claim. The bills also seek to set up a national vaccine registry to track down parents who resist. 1993 The Great Midwest Flood in the United States. The Kansas City Star (9/24) reports that a research team from the University of Alaska's Geophysical Institute (which is involved in the HAARP program) discovered mysterious flashes of light in the midwest which shot from the tops of the clouds into the upper atmosphere at the same time the area was being hit with a huge standing waves generated by the 423 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1993 Estimated that 11.7 million in U.S. use illicit drugs. 1993 New Mars Probe “considered as a possibility” by NASA (Sept. 93). Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation