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Google "dead microbiologists" for a piece of the puzzle. And don't forget, it's always the terrorists that did it.
The Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, has been examining the concerns raised by West and others as part of its probe of the safety of U.S. labs working with potential bioterrorism agents.
www.ajc.com...
The Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense have stated that there will be a choice given to Americans about whether they want to be vaccinated “in the first round in which the pandemic has not gotten away from us. In the second round, when it has gotten away from us, there will be no choice and those who refuse vaccination will be quarantined indefinitely.”
www.healthfreedomusa.org...
The federal government and a private laboratory say they have no duty under Florida law to protect the public from anthrax or other lethal materials.
www.wwsb.com...
May 5, 2008 ... Government Report Answers Who Lives, Who Dies in Flu Pandemic, Government leaders have drafted a new report to try to answer who will live ...
www.foxnews.com...
Barton Briggs, one of Wall Street's most legendary investment strategists, is advising the rich and powerful to buy up farms and stock them with "seed, fertiliser, canned food. wine, medicine. clothes etc." (and the "etc" would seem to mean guns to keep away the rest of us...)
www.bloomberg.com...
Today, says USDA Undersecretary Mark Keenum, "Our cupboard is bare."
The USDA's sole remaining sizable stockpile contains about 24 million bushels of wheat in a special government trust dedicated to international humanitarian aid. The special food program, which also holds $117 million in cash, has dwindled from its original 147-million-bushel level as Republican and Democratic administrations have used it but not fully replenished it...
Domestic nutrition programs, supported by once-bountiful commodity supplies, also face increasing stress. In a sign of how tight the situation has become, Keenum last summer dug into little-used legal authority to barter the last remaining USDA raw cotton and other surplus for about $120 million of canned meat and other processed goods desperately needed by domestic food banks and international programs.
Total U.S. wheat stocks are down from 777 million bushels in 2001, and are the lowest since World War II. The USDA says that's about a 35-day supply of wheat and notes that farmers in Texas are already starting to harvest a new crop. The American Bakers Association estimates the country has a 24-day supply of wheat compared with the previous three-month level on hand.
www.usatoday.com...