Shocking new details of US STD experiments in Guatemala

[lone wolf]

Did you hear about people exposed to nuke blasts and fallout too? How is it fair to judge 1940's events by todays ethics?

 

[CDNBear]

Did you hear about people exposed to nuke blasts and fallout too?

Shhh!!! You don't want to ruin his next stab at old news do you?

 

[AbtFet]

You should stop basing your opinions on cheap theatrical comedy shows.

So they get a pass for allowing their own people to be used as lab rats...

You might want to pick up that facade of yours.
What details?

You still haven't proven that Americans don't know about this.

Details of the experiments I would imagine and what specifically the U.S doctors were actually doing.

 

[Cliffy]

Did you hear about people exposed to nuke blasts and fallout too? How is it fair to judge 1940's events by todays ethics?

How about Canadian soldiers exposed to Agent Orange in the 60s and then denied help until most of them were dead. Humming being are a sick bunch of futher muckers.

 

[CDNBear]

Details of the experiments I would imagine and what specifically the U.S doctors were actually doing.

So you're using your imagination again.

Why am I not surprised.

So where's the proof that Americans don't know about this?

 

[lone wolf]

How about Canadian soldiers exposed to Agent Orange in the 60s and then denied help until most of them were dead. Humming being are a sick bunch of futher muckers.

Ontario Hydro didn't stop using it until the late 70's

 

[gerryh]

"The research came up with no useful medical information, according to some experts. It was hidden for decades but came to light last year after a Wellesley College medical historian discovered records among the papers of Dr John Cutler, who led the experiments."