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Human Starvation Experiments by UNIT 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army (Scientific Results)
Unit 731 of the Imperial Japanese Army; Human Experimentation ^ | 30 March 2005 | AmericanInTokyo (w/references)

Posted on 03/30/2005 7:30:24 PM PST by AmericanInTokyo

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To: Diamond
I'm out of my league now!

That was a good one.

Goodnight folks, going to bed early (it's 8:30 p.m. now). Take care. I hope to see Steel Wolf's and others' inputs tomorrow some time.

Pray for Terri. This may be her last night on earth and the first night of a terrible new reign of Judicial Tyranny in our land. I hope it is a better dawn tomorrow, I'll hope for that at the very least, but I fear it may well bring bitter news. Good night.

41 posted on 03/30/2005 8:34:53 PM PST by AmericanInTokyo (**AT THE END OF THE DAY, IT IS NOT SO MUCH "WHO" WE STAND FOR, BUT RATHER "WHAT" WE STAND FOR**)
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To: Steel Wolf

"Bluntly stated, most bioethicists do not believe that membership in the human species accords any of us intrinsic moral worth. Rather, what matters is whether “a being” or “an organism,” or even a machine, is a “person,” a status achieved by having sufficient cognitive capacities. Those who don’t measure up are denigrated as “non-persons.”

Allen’s perspective is in fact relatively conservative within the mainstream bioethics movement. He is apparently willing to accept that “minimal awareness would support some criterion of personhood” — although he doesn’t say that awareness is determinative. Most of his colleagues are not so reticent. To them, it isn’t sentience per se that matters but rather demonstrable rationality.

Thus Peter Singer of Princeton argues that unless an organism is self-aware over time, the entity in question is a non-person. The British academic John Harris, the Sir David Alliance professor of bioethics at the University of Manchester, England, has defined a person as “a creature capable of valuing its own existence.” Other bioethicists argue that the basic threshold of personhood should include the capacity to experience desire."

You see where these people with warped minds are trying to take us. God help those who are helpless, or disfigured, or less than perfect in so many ways. They, too, will be unplugged one day.


42 posted on 03/30/2005 8:35:38 PM PST by Virginia Queen (Virginia Queen)
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To: Peach
Show me the documentation of " no cognitive abilities, a flat EEG, a cerebral cortex that is simly gone and someone who is PVS..."

Without this INDEPENDENT, SUPPORTING documentation, from someone other than a doctor noted for his love of euthanasia, it's MURDER! Another T-4 program by the Socialists.

And, even the liberals are starting to get a little squeamish. Odd that we haven't seen any tape of her lately. TS looks like a "musselmann" from 60 years ago...

It's interesting to see this sorting between those who kill because they have to and those who kill because they enjoy it...

43 posted on 03/30/2005 8:35:50 PM PST by jonascord (What is better than the wind at 6 O'Clock on the 600 yard line?)
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To: SilentServiceCPOWife

The medical standards continue to evolve. We saw Doctor Healey (sp?) on TV last night - from somewhere I thought she was a former surgeon general or nominee for that position - and she flatly stated as fact that there have been new standards developed since Terri was declared PVS. She also expressed her opinion that the new standards should be applied to anybody who is about to have a feeding tube removed.

Sadly, Terri's tube was removed based on application of something other than the most recent standards.


44 posted on 03/30/2005 8:46:12 PM PST by Kryptonite
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To: AmericanInTokyo
I have a lot of friends here on FR, and of course most of them, almost all of them, I've never 'met'. And yet, now I am getting in a doosy of an argument with some of them on Terri Schiavo, Judicial Tyranny and Executive/Legislative Inaction. Life and Death. It is interesting though that the great majority of FReepers who thought similiarly to me on human rights issus in a foreign policy context, are lock step with me on Terri. I can handle a difference of opinions,, though. We are all grown ups. After all, on the same side of the issue, or not, at the end of the day, we are all still 'friends'.

Me too, I think most Freepers are with us on the Terri Schindler case. What's funny about this case though is that it crosses ideology, there are some liberals on our side. On one forum with this issue, even a few others I butt heads with are on our side, heck even one feminist is on my side too. It's weird though, on this, I have more in common with some feminists on this issue than the few Freepers that oppose me. B-)
45 posted on 03/30/2005 8:46:20 PM PST by Nowhere Man (I hope you enjoyed your dinner, Terri Schindler can't. B-()
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To: Peach
Your comments in regard to terminally ill patients do not apply to Terri Schiavo. The only terminal aspect is that which has been imposed forcibly upon this woman.

You are, to say the least, presumptive in deeming her PVS - as have demonstrably been others.

She is cognitive. And if there is doubt - then it is only right and proper to error on the side of life and Faith.

You are free to ensure that your standards are eminently applied to yourself - yourself - down the road.

46 posted on 03/30/2005 8:51:29 PM PST by mtntop3 ("He who must know before he believes will never come to full knowledge.")
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To: Steel Wolf
In a "free state, in a free country", a law passed by a duly elected state legislature and signed by a duly elected governor could not be twisted, gutted and ignored by judicial fiat. In a "free state, in a free country", a law passed by a duly elected majority of Congress and signed by a duly elected President could not be twisted, gutted and ignored by judicial fiat. In a "free state, in a free country", a duly elected governor could not be prevented from exercising his lawful authority by the whims of a low-level probate judge.

The laws of Florida, and of the United States of America, were changed. In a free state, in a free country, our masters in black robes would not be permitted to ignore that fact. If anything, the comparison of the U.S. government to the Imperial Japanese is weak. At least the Japanese had the excuse that they were involved in an all-consuming war. The government of a "free state, in a free country", in a time of relative peace and prosperity, stands idly by and permits the cold-blooded killing of an innocent woman for no reason whatsoever. That, my friend, is "over the top".

47 posted on 03/30/2005 9:30:28 PM PST by Luddite Patent Counsel ("Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others." - Groucho Marx)
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To: Peach

Someone with a flat EEG is unable to perform even involuntary functions, such as breathing, digesting, circulating blood, etc., etc. It would be impossible to "starve" anyone with a flat EEG, as such a person would be unable to process nutrients even if they were provided.


48 posted on 03/30/2005 9:35:09 PM PST by Luddite Patent Counsel ("Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others." - Groucho Marx)
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To: AmericanInTokyo

We should already apologize. Social darwinism has arrived.


49 posted on 03/30/2005 9:36:32 PM PST by MarMema ("America may have won the battles, but the Nazis won the war." Virginia Delegate Bob Marshall)
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To: AmericanInTokyo

They all should of been killed !!Them and the entire Nippon army then bombed back to the wood plow.


50 posted on 03/30/2005 9:45:43 PM PST by Fast1 (Destroy America buy Chinese goods,Shop at Wal-Mart 3/18/05 American was gone when I woke up)
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To: AmericanInTokyo

bump


51 posted on 03/30/2005 10:07:45 PM PST by satchmodog9 (Murder and weather are our only news)
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To: Peach; pc93; Drk4The1; gww1210; phenn; Canadian Outrage

> ... I'm assuming the people starved had cognitive abilities and weren't PVS. Let's compare apples and oranges some more, shall we.

And the source for your belief that Terri lacked cognitive abilities and is/was PVS? From her testimony-challenged merciless "husband", who recently slipped up on the Larry King Live Program (3/18/05) and said "I don't know what Terri wanted. It's what we wanted.", with his attorney Felos sitting beside him? Or the testimony from right-to-die euthansia-oriented medical professionals like Dr. Cranford? He diagnosed Robert Wendland in California as PVS when Wendland was getting around on his own in a wheelchair and participating in activities with others; I think playing chess and free hand artdrawing.

Terri's parents had about 3 times as many affidavits as HINO and Felos. The affidavits favorable to Terri, affirming her alert, aware, cognitive (and evidence of strangulation) condition, came from many medical professionals, were often voluntarily provided because of compassion and concern about Terri's horrendous legal plight.

She was disabled, not dying before her intent-on-her-murder husband had the feeding tube tube removed and forced her remaining days to be without food or water. She's now started her 14th day. How do you think you'd be faring after 14 days without either food or water. You should think about that and hope to god neither you nor anyone else finds themself subject to a judge who decides their fate on the basis of flimsy hearsay from someone who stands to benefit in the several million dollar range (books, movie, TV rights) from your death.


52 posted on 03/30/2005 10:13:31 PM PST by l.tecolote (doing what I can from California)
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To: Salvation; Aunt Raven

Ping


53 posted on 03/30/2005 10:28:21 PM PST by Siobhan (Divine Mercy Chaplet)
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To: henderson field
>>>>>>>If you're wondering why people call the Japanese sub-human, here's why.<<<<<<

"He became the 47th protester arrested since Ms Schiavo's feeding tube was removed. The man had two bottles of water with him but did not reach the hospice door, police said."

How will the Christians all over the world call Americans (minus 47 arrested)?

54 posted on 03/30/2005 10:44:00 PM PST by DTA
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To: AmericanInTokyo
The terminology used was not "shujin" (prisoner), or even "chugokujin" (Chinese), but rather--get this (it's sick), as "maruta" (logs).

Not much different from vegetable is it?

55 posted on 03/30/2005 11:54:39 PM PST by Mind-numbed Robot (Not all things that need to be done need to be done by the government.)
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To: AmericanInTokyo

May God have mercy indeed..


56 posted on 03/30/2005 11:56:11 PM PST by k2blader (It is neither compassionate nor conservative to support the expansion of socialism.)
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To: AmericanInTokyo; Peach; Steel Wolf

Congrats, AIF! You are being discussed, along with other deserving contenders, for a 2005 Terri Award Nomination, in the category of "Most oblique reference to the topic that must be mentioned on every single #@$&ing FR thread."


57 posted on 03/31/2005 1:43:27 AM PST by LibertarianInExile (The South will rise again? Hell, we ever get states' rights firmly back in place, the CSA has risen!)
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To: AmericanInTokyo
Men, women, and children who became experiment prisoners were mummified alive in total dehydration experiments. They sweated to death under the heat of hot dry fans. At death, their corpses weighed only one-fifth of their normal body weights.

Such salubrious efficiency at weight loss.... better not let the death cultists see this one or they may invent a new fad diet plan.

58 posted on 03/31/2005 1:54:59 AM PST by Prince Charles
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To: Luddite Patent Counsel

That's not true and it's obvious you haven't read the court documents.

There are two regions of the brain and I've forgotten if it's the upper or lower regions which control breathing. Terri obviously is breathing on her own and it is the other region which is flat.


59 posted on 03/31/2005 3:20:05 AM PST by Peach (I'm in the WPPFF.)
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To: mtntop3

Terri is NOT cognitive and does have PVS. Are you unaware that her parents admitted under oath that she is PVS? They say something very different for the television cameras than they do under oath.


60 posted on 03/31/2005 3:25:02 AM PST by Peach (I'm in the WPPFF.)
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