Big Farma, AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna and Japanese biological weapons

The Russian federal television channel REN-TV conducted an investigation based on materials and documents recently declassified by the FSB on the development of bacteriological weapons in Japan. The declassification of documents was timed to the anniversary of the famous Khabarovsk trial of war criminals in Japan, including the leaders of the infamous Detachment 731.

For ATS members, I would like to present a retelling of this investigation.

The documents submitted by the FSB indicate that the Japanese program for the creation of bioweapons assumed the destruction of all mankind.

This program was launched in 1927, when the Japanese government turned to the American experience in creating weapons of mass destruction. Since the early 1920s, the US Chemical Weapons Service (CWS) has been developing and manufacturing bacteriological and chemical weapons.

The Japanese decided to reproduce the analogue of this project at home. Moreover, until the end of 1939, the Japanese and American programs were implemented in close cooperation, but in parallel. Almost all the leaders of the infamous Unit 731 were trained in the United States. Upon their return to their homeland, Shiro Ishii, Masaji Kitano, Wakamatsu Yujiro, Ryoichi Naito headed the key directions of the Japanese bacteriological program.

Participants in the program have committed numerous war crimes. one of which was the preparation for the destruction of their teachers - the United States. But despite this, after the end of World War II, the United States was not going to liquidate the Japanese bioweapons program.

It is necessary to remember what the situation with the development of biological weapons developed at that time in the world.

Before World War II, there were three giants of the pharmaceutical industry, which were simultaneously the leading manufacturers of chemicals, explosives, and biological agents. These are British Imperial Chemical Industries, American DuPont and German IG Farben. There was competition between them, which stopped only during the Second World War, when a cartel conspiracy arose.

In 1942, the United States and Great Britain entered into a partnership agreement to develop bioweapons. This agreement resulted in the post-war merger of Imperial Chemical Industries with DuPont subsidiaries. On their basis, the pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca plc was born.

After Germany's surrender in 1945, IG Farben was divided into 12 independent companies, which immediately took control of the United States and appropriated all the patents of the German giant.

Thus, an opportunity arose for the creation of a transcontinental pharmacological empire, concentrating all the development of biological weapons in its hands. To complete the formation of this empire, it remained to include only one link in it - the Japanese. Therefore, the United States took under its wing the bacteriologists of the Yamato empire. They were not embarrassed that the activities of the Japanese were recognized as a crime against humanity in the Tokyo and Khabarovsk international trials of 1946-1949.

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The most "effective" members from Unit 731 were sent to laboratories in Maryland. The rest of the personnel were involved in the revival of an analogue of Unit 731 on the South Korean island of Kojedo. The very same Japanese biological weapons program received a "second wind" within the company Green Cross Co., Ltd. Its founders were such criminals as the second commander of Detachment 731, Lieutenant General Masaji Kitano, the third commander, Lieutenant Colonel Ryoichi Naito, Captain Hideo Futaki. In fact, its activities were controlled by American corporations. Green Cross subsequently merged with Pfizer, Inc. Mitsubishi Pharma Corporation was born. Within the framework of the transnational empire, she was assigned a specialization associated with experiments with blood, the purpose of which is the creation of new biological agents and vaccines.

The results of the American-Japanese "partnership" appeared already during the Korean War of 1950-1953. Criminals from the "Unit 731" under the leadership of corporations unleashed a real bacteriological and chemical war aimed at the complete destruction of the civilian population of North Korea and Northeast China.

However, an attempt to spread this war into the territory of the Soviet Far East faced opposition from the Soviet biosecurity system. As a result, the transnational empire had to retreat - until the collapse of the USSR opened up new opportunities for it. After the disappearance of the Soviet Union, the activity of the American-Japanese "partners" began to increase. Moreover, their "partnership" was characterized by almost complete impunity.

In 2000, a Japanese court ruled that Green Cross had massively infected the East Asian population with AIDS-infected blood in the mid-1980s. However, the court's decision was left without practical consequences for the company.

In 1997-2007, the Chinese descendants of the victims of the Japanese bacteriological war tried to obtain monetary compensation from Tokyo for the actions of Detachment 731. A Tokyo court found the members of the “squad” guilty, but refused to satisfy compensation claims.

At the same time, an epidemic caused by SARS-Cov-1 began "unexpectedly" in China. SARS-Cov-1 belonged to human coronaviruses, the creator of which is considered to be the British virologist David Tyrrell. Tyrell began his "research" activities during the Korean War in collaboration with Japanese criminals from Unit 731. And here it is impossible not to pay attention to the "strange coincidence": when the Chinese stopped insisting on compensation claims for the "Unit 731", the virus, created by a partner of Japanese criminals, "disappeared" somewhere.

In 2020, a number of European virologists accused Mitsubishi Pharma, as well as its American "partners" of possible "involvement" in the emergence of SARS-Cov-2. They referred to the fact that back in August 2014, Mitsubishi Pharma entered into an agreement with AstraZeneca, according to which both companies had to ... develop vaccines against coronaviruses. At the same time, Mitsubishi Pharma, a branch of the heiress of Detachment 731, was registered in the PRC, and the Wuhan Institute of Virology was provided with Japanese laboratory equipment.

As you know, the Wuhan Institute carried out research on coronaviruses sponsored by the United States, Canada, Australia. Later, a contract was discovered between Mitsubishi Pharma's subsidiary and the American Moderna, Inc ... The scandal was hushed up.

Today the transnational empire has no competitors. There is only an obstacle: Russia can successfully resist the biodevelopment of the West. And here one cannot but pay attention to the desire of the United States and Japan to establish control over the Kuriles. It is known that bacteriological experiments were carried out on Matua and other islands of the Kuril ridge in 1938-1945. Officially, they were held "over the foxes". Before the arrival of the Red Army, all these objects were classified, and the Chinese-Korean personnel also "disappeared" somewhere.

Thanks.

Good write-up.
Living here in Japan I feel there still is a lot of distrust against the Japanese government officials and the work of govt. scientist here.

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"Today the transnational empire has no competitors. There is only an obstacle: Russia can successfully resist the biodevelopment of the West."

See the problem there RussianTroll is that Russia has, and use's, the same to similar banking houses as everyone else and "they" are all in bed with one another, same crap slightly different wrapping paper.

originally posted by: andy06shake
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"Today the transnational empire has no competitors. There is only an obstacle: Russia can successfully resist the biodevelopment of the West."

See the problem there RussianTroll is that Russia has, and use's, the same to similar banking houses as everyone else and "they" are all in bed with one another, same crap slightly different wrapping paper.

In Russia, several heads of Pharma have been arrested recently under criminal articles. The rest of the hint understood and gradually come under the full control of the state.
What you wrote about was 6-7 years ago. Now Russia is so imposed by sanctions that Western structures, financial, economic, political and intelligence, have completely lost their ability to control. This is a big plus of the sanctions - the practical complete self-limitation of their influence.

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Great post as usual!

The current version of this thread is covid-19. It's almost certain now that it was lab created, not a single sample found in over 80,000 different species tested, not even a mutational link.

The truth is governments of the world are playing with these virus' like they are toys, and that's just reckless and dangerous.

That is a problem that keeps going to this day, it's why Fauci and Biden love China so much, they do the # there that we aren't allowed to here.

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That mob are like a Hydra RussianTroll.

Cut off one head and two more arise.

As to the sanctions, my understanding is that's down to destabilising/undermining the Ukraine.

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If there were no Ukraine or Crimea, there would have been something else. Sanctions are imposed on Russia for such absurd reasons, to which Russia has nothing to do at all, which causes homeric laughter and great doubts about the adequacy of "our partners")))
But in general. sanctions allowed Russia to almost completely replace imported technologies and products with its own technologies, which increased security many times over.

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Security is an illusory notion at the best of times RussianTroll.

Fact of the matter through mate, if Russia is willing to use chemical weapons against its own nationals, or at least get caught doing so, in violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, sanctions are going to materialise, its not just about the Crimea.

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The last batch of Russian chemical weapons in the fourth phase was destroyed in September 2017 at the Kizner plant in Udmurtia. The complete and safe destruction by Russia of the entire stock of chemical weapons was officially recorded by the International Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which issued the relevant certificates.

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Aye right, and Porton Down are big perfume manufacturers.

Somehow i imagine both our respective nations, never mind a right good few others, have plenty of Chemical and Bilogical Weapons tucked away somewhere in some underground storage facilities, or at least have the capability to produce them en masse should they ever feel the need.

Shiro Ishii the commander of unit 731 negotiated a nice deal (full pardon) for himself and some of the top doctors at Unit 731 with the Americans. He and his helpers were given cash and absolved of all crimes committed during WW2 providing they turned over the 14 years of research papers to the US government. Untold thousands were horribly disfigured and inhumanely killed. They used to say, "how many logs did you chop today" because anyone they got their hands on had no more value than a piece of wood.

Ishii died of throat cancer at the ripe old age of 67 or 68 ( I don't remember and he ain't worth looking up for me)... His other henchmen lived into their 80s and received many awards and MONEY !

What has always bothered me about some of the things that have transpired throughout history is the deals governments make with pure evil just to gain some insight that "MIGHT" prove beneficial for national security. How freezing someone to death for medical research or frost bite studies is the least of what unit 731 did to the prisoners. youtu.be...

a longer version youtu.be...

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Regardless of what others have said, thank you for your report.

I appreciate your thorough reporting.

History class with troll... Interesting as always

originally posted by: Terpene
History class with troll... Interesting as always

originally posted by: Skyman65
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Regardless of what others have said, thank you for your report.

I appreciate your thorough reporting.

Thanks! I will continue to find interesting topics)))

a reply to: RussianTroll

Makes we want to move to Georgia. I could build such neat things for Putin ;-)

Cheers - Dave