Michael D.
Michael D.
Project Coast: A Top-Secret Chemical and Biological Weapon (CBW) Program
Project Coast: A Top-Secret Chemical and Biological Weapon (CBW) Program
Project Coast: A Top-Secret Chemical and Biological Weapon (CBW) Program
Wednesday 31st December 2025
Explore the chilling story of Project Coast, apartheid's secret CBW programme, and its haunting legacy.
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Get the buttons here!Project Coast: Unveiling the Dark Secrets of Apartheid's CBW Programme
Episode Overview
- Project Coast was a secret CBW programme during apartheid.
- Dr. Walter Basson led efforts with lethal chemical agents.
- The programme included unethical medical experiments.
- Lack of accountability remains a significant issue.
- The episode calls for ethical scrutiny in government actions.
"The story of Project Coast is ultimately not just a story about South Africa, but one related to upholding the dignity of all humanity."
Ever wondered what it takes to confront the dark corners of history? In this gripping episode, listeners are taken on a journey through the harrowing story of Project Coast, a top-secret chemical and biological weapon programme during South Africa's apartheid era. Hosted by Michael D., this episode uncovers the chilling details of a programme led by Dr. Walter Basson, infamously known as 'Dr. Death'.
Project Coast was more than just a military endeavour; it was a sinister operation involving lethal agents like CX powder and mustard gas, and non-lethal tear gas for crowd control. The episode delves into the disturbing attempts to develop an infertility vaccine aimed at black women without their knowledge, highlighting the racial atrocities of the time. Michael D. discusses the lack of accountability that followed the programme's exposure and the ongoing implications for South Africa.
Despite public hearings and trials, many involved have evaded justice, leaving a legacy of secrecy and impunity. The episode raises important questions about governmental transparency and ethical responsibility, not just in South Africa but globally. As you listen, you'll find yourself questioning how such programmes could be justified under pressure and what steps are necessary to prevent similar abuses in the future.
This episode is not just a history lesson; it's a call to remember and learn from the past to uphold humanity's dignity. With its mix of historical facts and moral inquiries, it challenges listeners to reflect on the balance between security and ethics in government actions. So, are we ready to confront these uncomfortable truths and ensure history doesn't repeat itself?