‘RADIOACTIVE TICKS’: Dr. Robert Malone Claims Declassified Docs Reveal Secret U.S. Experiments
March 5, 2026
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6:58Now Playing‘RADIOACTIVE TICKS’: Dr. Robert Malone Claims Declassified Docs Reveal Secret U.S. Experiments
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as posted by the channelDr. Robert Malone discusses newly examined Cold War–era research and raises questions about whether the U.S. government experimented with ticks and other insects as potential biological warfare tools. In addition, Malone points to declassified documents describing tests involving infected ticks, mosquitoes, and even radioactively tagged insects released to study how pathogens might spread geographically. He also highlights research connected to facilities such as Plum Island and military bio-defense programs during the 1960s. With Lyme disease continuing to affect thousands of Americans each year, the origins of certain tick populations remain a subject of debate. As calls grow for greater transparency and the release of additional records, the question remains: what exactly happened during these classified experiments, and could the public learn more in the years ahead?
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