Re: sounds familiar

From: kathleen (kathleen.dickson_at_snet.net)
Date: 03/20/05 

Date: 20 Mar 2005 04:47:56 -0800

Just google "Ken Alibek" or Sergei Popov.

You'll find them.

Plus, I included the link in the original post.

I had to find out what exactly is McSweegan
so obsessed with? And I found out we have
something that looks exactly what was intended.

A chronic disabler, that is a stealth pathogen
and where else would you hit, but the center of
wealth (New York, CT, New Jersey).

But I still think Lyme is Lyme and a natural
epidemic of uncountable pathogens. If it were
not, why would Corixa, Yale, Imugen and SmithKline
have a "partnership" to share blood from us'n
tick bite victims and capitalize on that, as in,
vaccines and test kits?

Call me dense.

Lyme could have been an accidental release from an
experiment on Plum Island. Alibek and Popov seemed
to believe we really did cease bioweapons development
in 1969 under Nixon, but I saw a document that appeared
quite official, that was signed by Kissinger, in which
there was an arrangement to, um, use hundreds of
thousands of mosquitoes for experiments- to be conducted
in Canada.

But it could have been a forgery. Duane Gubler was
right on the West Nile Virus thing. Colorado. Where
supposedly mad cow disease got its, um, start.
http://www.ag.state.co.us/animals/livestock_disease/scrapierules.html

I'm already bored with this topic.
This seems to be a verifiable domain of
"genius as madness."

However, read about Alibek and Popov. They seem
to be less afraid of nuclear than biological weapons.

They also believe massive vaccinations are silly,
because of all the variety and bioagents.

If we had done what we knew we needed to do in the 1970s,
invested in Energy Independence, we would not be in this
situation now, because no one would hate us for being oil
gluttons. Besides, who knows what weaponry would have
been developed had we used our heads, that perhaps would
have alleviated bioweapons efforts in Russia and elsewhere.

After all, many of these pathogens can be destroyed
by heat and sunlight.

But... there you have it. Stupid Is Us.

Kathleen
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eugeneshapiroisapig wrote:
> well now this is interesting. Who is this popov, where is he from,
and
> when was this interview?

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