Researcher Links Gifted Student Programs to US Army Radiation Exposure Studies

What was said

"The department is a department of the US Army that studies the effects of radiation on humans. The first document that shows up is this national Defense Nuclear Security Agency big memo back in 1978 or '68. It just says, like, we have to start studying the effects of radiation on humans. And it underscores we can't use animals. We have to use humans because this is a human problem."

After a precognitive dream provided a phone number, the researcher discovered it belonged to a US Army department studying radiation effects on humans. She believes she was targeted because her mother's parents worked at a Department of Energy uranium plant and her mother was exposed to uranium dust as a child. The SOAR gifted program originated near Savannah River National Lab, a plutonium processing facility.