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SCIENCE SHOCK: Same university given $600K to study right-wing extremism on social media shipped me a weapon of mass destruction that could be used to poison the water supply of any major U.S. city


Michigan State University

(NaturalNews) I want to point out something important about the extreme double standard at Michigan State University, which recently received a $600,000 grant to study what it calls "violent right-wing extremism" on social media.

See the DOJ grant award at this link, which claims the study will be conducted on "domestic radicalization to violent extremism."

Michigan State University, which was awarded this DOJ grant, is the same university that shipped to me, via UPS, a chemical weapon of mass destruction when I ordered some used lab equipment from their website. (I am the science lab director of the Natural News Forensic Food Lab, and we routinely acquire laboratory instrumentation to study food and environmental samples.)

That weapon -- a massive quantity of the toxic heavy metal mercury -- was enough to poison the water supply of a major U.S. city. (See photo below.) I inadvertently ordered this through MSUsurplusstore.com.

Notably, I am an open defender of the Second Amendment, a gun owner and a concealed carry permit holder. According to Michigan State University, that makes me a "right-wing extremist," which means that MSU shipped a weapon of mass destruction to someone THEY consider to be a domestic "extremist!"

Fortunately, I only use firearms in self-defense, I am a law-abiding citizen, and my life's work is focused on protecting people from chemical contamination, not exposing them to it. So I immediately did the responsible thing and took action to get this mercury handled by a hazardous waste disposal company. Even this was met with surprising resistance by MSU. (Keep reading...)

Here's my laboratory video showing the instrument and the toxic mercury shipped to me by MSU:



Michigan State University practicing environmental terrorism and extremism?

MSU shipped me this very large quantity of mercury without my knowledge, with zero environmental protections and seemingly no concern whatsoever for the safety of UPS workers or those receiving the packages. When I received the cardboard boxes, they were heavily laced with small blobs of mercury all throughout the boxes and the packing materials. I was personally exposed to some quantity of mercury during the process of discovering all this.

When I contacted Michigan State University and demanded they send a toxic substance clean-up crew to retrieve the mercury, they told me they would immediately get that done. But in reality, they refused to pick up the mercury until we threatened to sue them. Even then, it took Michigan State University over a year to have this mercury retrieved by a qualified toxic substances disposal company. (I no longer have the mercury.)

So get this: After MSU shipped what they consider to be a "right-wing extremist" a large quantity of a weapon of mass destruction, they wouldn't even retrieve that toxic chemical until I threatened to sue them over the issue. How's that for progressive academia?

During that year when I was forced to safeguard the large quantity of mercury, if my laboratory had been robbed by someone with nefarious intent, they would have acquired enough liquid mercury to easily poison the water supply of a major city such as Phoenix or Los Angeles. As I wrote in 2013, "If I were an evil environmental terrorist, I could simply drop this right into the water canal providing the entire water supply to the city of Tucson, Arizona. It wouldn't even be difficult to get it into the water supply feeding Los Angeles. It would take nothing more than some heavy-duty water balloons filled with mercury and a catapult water balloon launcher."

I find it pretty darned interesting that Michigan State University thinks it's studying "social media extremism" while it's the same institution that ships out weapons of mass destruction via UPS to gun owners who inadvertently order them from its website.

Who knows, maybe that's where the Pentagon ordered its anthrax spores, too...

Maybe MSU is studying domestic terrorism to get more ideas for what they can sell from their online surplus store!

Here's the photo of the remainder of the liquid mercury MSU shipped me via UPS, no questions asked. (A considerable amount was lost in the shipping materials.)



See Judge Napolitano explain how Michigan State University pushes the oppression of free speech:


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