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Old 02-02-2013, 09:51 PM
 
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So basically the EPA and other government agencies can perform human experimentation whenever they want. Someone tell me America has not turned into another Nazi Germany please....

The EPA conducted illegal experiments, lied to the study subjects and committed assault and battery on its human guinea pigs.

It’s unfortunate that Judge Anthony Trenga opted to hide behind a disputable procedural technicality to avoid adjudicating these facts.

Judge Trenga’s ruling means that no third party can stop illegal human experimentation by government researchers. While his ruling leaves open the door for human subjects to challenge the legality of the experiments, how could they if they are being lied to?

http://media.washtimes.com/media/mis...tin-w-case.pdf
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