## Military Biological Warfare Experiment
Kills Mental Patients

### by Ed Hohmann

> Joe Johnson, a former employee at the Austin State School in Austin, Texas, has revealed that military personnel based at the adjacent Camp Mabry have been apparently conducting biological warfare experiments on mentally retarded patients. Some of these experiments have resulted in death.

> Mr. Johnson reported that on the night of January 5, 2001, five patients at the school died. Military personnel arrived and froze the bodies using liquid nitrogen. The bodies were then loaded into large white vans to take them to the morgue. However, instead of going to the morgue, Mr. Johnson observed that the vans drove across the street onto the adjacent military base, Camp Mabry.

> Joe Johnson is the co-host of the Austin cable television show What’s on Your Mind? He is a young black man with a reputation as a solid, reliable citizen, helping young people in his community to stay off drugs and keep out of gangs.

> On December 24, 2000, Mr. Johnson began working at the Austin State School. He discovered that military doctors and nurses at the school were conducting biological warfare experiments on patients there. According to Mr. Johnson, some of the biological warfare experiments are conducted in the infirmary. Guards are assigned to each patient in the infirmary in order to provide one-on-one supervision. Mr. Johnson also discovered that there are underground tunnels connecting the school to Camp Mabry. When he began asking questions about what was going on, efforts were initiated to get him fired.

> On Wednesday evening, March 14, 2001, Mr. Johnson called in from his home to the Infowars television show, hosted by Alex Jones. Alex has known Joe Johnson for several years and knows Joe to be a levelheaded person who would not make up wild stories. After hearing what Joe had to say about the biological warfare experiments, Alex closed his television show by telling Joe to get out of the house for his own safety and come down to the television station, where hopefully the following show would put him on the air so that he could tell his full story on camera.

> While Alex raced from the television station to his radio studio to begin his evening Genesis Communication Network syndicated talk show, Joe Johnson scrambled about his house getting his things together. However, within ten minutes of his call to Infowars, there was a knock on his door. Two black Austin police officers were standing on his doorstep, saying that they were responding to a 911 call. Joe had, of course, made no such call. Then, Joe noticed that the "officers" were wearing no badges and no id tags. When he asked them where their badges were, they quickly returned to their patrol cars, numbers C9 and 269, and sped away.

> Joe Johnson then went to the television studio, but was not able to appear on camera. He did, however, call in to the Alex Jones radio show to tell his story in greater detail to a nationwide audience. After the interview, Joe Johnson went into hiding, and has not been heard from since.

> On The Alex Jones Show, Mr. Johnson revealed that five patients had died on January 5th. The medical personnel attending the patients were all wearing protective clothing. The military doctors wore orange protective suits, the military nurses wore yellow ones, and the remainder of the staff wore disposable gear made of paper and plastic. The bodies were taken down in an elevator to the tunnel level, to an area with tanks of liquid nitrogen. The bodies were frozen and placed in plastic containers before being brought back up in the elevator. They were then loaded into the waiting white vans and driven next door to Camp Mabry.

> Their families were told that the patients had died because CPR had not been performed on them. The families were not, however, told that the reason no one had performed CPR was because the patients were foaming at the mouth.

> Two days later, Mr. Johnson and other employees received telephone calls telling them not to come to work because of laboratory testing being done at the school. Later, when he looked at his time card for that day, Mr. Johnson noticed that it said, "Military leave with pay". As Mr. Johnson is not in the military, he found this to be very odd.

> Camp Mabry sits well inside the Austin city limits just west of downtown. It is the base from which the notorious military checkpoints in the Austin area are conducted. Foreign troops are also stationed there. Recently, Camp Mabry conducted a "biological warfare training exercise". Camp officials made a great deal of noise in the local media about inviting the public to come and observe the exercises. However, those members of the public who took the offer seriously enough to come to Camp Mabry on the day of the exercise found that there was very little for them to observe. They were treated rudely and were excluded from the area where the training actually took place. Now, Joe Johnson’s revelations may cast a new light on this entire event.

> Joe Johnson’s entire interview on the Alex Jones Show can be found on:
> http://www.m2ktalk.com/infowars.htm/

> Go to the March 14 PM Infowars link, or use the following URL:

> http://arc2.m2ktalk.com/alexpm/0314011.ram

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