2 chapters across the catalog
A long-time producer, Sir Animas of Dogpatch, contributes $1,318.18 and shares a story about his canceled trip to North Korea due to the virus. He requests "goat karma" for his herd following the death of three animals. The note also pays tribute to friends suffering from Gulf War syndrome and Agent Orange exposure.
Squalene Adjuvants, Military Testing and Fort Detrick
The use of squalene in vaccine adjuvants has a controversial history linked to military testing and Gulf War Syndrome. Research into these emulsion vehicles began at Fort Detrick in 1987, and the military has a history of administering experimental shots to service members without detailed record-keeping. These same compounds are now being integrated into public swine flu vaccines under various commercial names.
