My next work about the forgotten tragic outcomes of nuclear testing in the USA is actually not interesting anymore to my biggest fans, regrettably, so, due to also my declining interest to tell that story, I might replace the places, events and dates in my work to address the horrific neglect and recklessness (that defines mostly all historical nuclear testers) of another country's testing program that also did vast harm to ecosystems and victims, France.

Book overview -- American and Australian ex-servicemen/ex-military who participated in activities at atomic test sites run by the U.S. and British governments during the 1950s say they witnessed pieces of a grisly reality that involved trafficking and medical torture of human subjects, including severely disabled persons. This short e-book provides readers with a summary of the testimonies and disclosures made by the ex-soldiers to journalists and government commissions in the late 20th century. 'Crossing the Line' also presents a fresh compilation of new witness evidence that has emerged in recent years including testimonies by the pilots who facilitated the human trafficking.