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Homeland Security to conduct “biological weapons simulation test” in Oklahoma…

1:42 PM EST on November 14, 2017

Close your blinds, get out your aluminum foil and sniff some chemtrails! There's a US government backed "biological weapons simulation test" planned for the rural wilderness along the Oklahoma / Kansas state line.

Via Fox 23:

A notice in an Oklahoma newspaper set many Newkirk residents on edge.

The Department of Homeland Security announced the small town near the Kansas border will host a biological weapons simulation at the now-abandoned Chilocco Indian School.

In 2018, the department wants to release "non-hazardous, non-toxic" chemicals and biological materials on buildings in the area.

They want to see what might happen if a terrorist were to release similar chemicals as a biological weapon, and if buildings would offer residents any kind of protection.

Yeah. That's it. They want to release "non-hazardous, non-toxic" chemicals. I think we all know that's code for "biological mind control agents designed to control the population."

Naturally, the people of Newkirk are concerned: