Patterns Tell Stories | UFOs & High Strangeness

Monsanto

Patterns Tell Stories | UFOs & High Strangeness

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In this episode, we explore the role of Monsanto within the Manhattan Project, the company's involvement in the US Army's 1953 "aerosol" studies in St. Louis, and how Operation Paperclip enabled clandestine human experimentation for decades after the war.

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