Clinton warns of bioweapon threat from gene tech, page
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Topic started on 7-12-2011 @ 06:17 PM by mik3ymik3
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Is this a serious issue? Or is it just keeping are eyes and minds diverted into another direction?Any opinions??


reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 06:36 PM by Corruption Exposed
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This is somewhat related. It even talks about vaccine diversity if you read it and follow some of the links. In my opinion something's up.

DARPA Effort Speeds Biothreat Response

New vaccine technologies not only will speed the U.S. government response to infectious diseases, but also will give officials better options for fighting bioterror attacks, a DOD scientist said.

For the largest program, called AMP for Accelerated Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals, companies in four states are building facilities where they can quickly produce vaccine-grade proteins grown in the cells of tobacco plants. Once they produce the proteins, the goal is for each company to scale up its process to produce 100 million doses of H1N1 flu vaccine per month. Existing vaccine manufacturers worldwide produce a fraction of that -- about 300 million doses of vaccine in six months, Magill said.

Vaccines are produced in steps, beginning with getting a sample of the active virus. From the original virus, “seeds” are used to grow the virus in hundreds of millions of chicken eggs -- a time-consuming process developed more than 50 years ago. After the virus particles are grown, they’re purified to make vaccine.

AMP set out to speed up the process by looking at a range of animals and plants whose cells could produce high-quality proteins that would work well in people, Magill said. What emerged from the first round of experiments were tobacco plants.


It sounds like they're getting ready for something.



reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 06:38 PM by ThrowCatsAtCacti
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American corporations like monsanto have been putting us at the same risk for decades but they wont speak a word about that.


reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 06:45 PM by Corruption Exposed
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Did I miss anything?


Her husband likes expensive cigars


reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 07:06 PM by NISMOALTI
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ya i heard something about them building a biochemical research lab in Kansas, but this was a few years ago. since i have heard this they havent talked about it.


reply posted on 8-12-2011 @ 08:44 PM by bone13
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Bioweapon tech is not new, its been around since the 1920's Germany, Japan, Russia and YES the United States have had and did do keep Top Secret labs remember the utah incident earlyer this year, a vail of X, a liquid that kill a 100000 people an hour was "misplace" and found outside the lab, still in stock pile, so wake up this liquid if it become airborne, gets in the water will kill 10 million people in a month.
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reply posted on 8-12-2011 @ 08:49 PM by bone13
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Guess who sunk that Russian sub, and paid a billion bucks to Russia her Husband Bill, a mk 5 torepdo from a US sub sunk that bad boy with all hands on deck.


reply posted on 9-12-2011 @ 01:27 AM by mik3ymik3
Originally posted by bone13
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Bioweapon tech is not new, its been around since the 1920's Germany, Japan, Russia and YES the United States have had and did do keep Top Secret labs remember the utah incident earlyer this year, a vail of X, a liquid that kill a 100000 people an hour was "misplace" and found outside the lab, still in stock pile, so wake up this liquid if it become airborne, gets in the water will kill 10 million people in a month.
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Do you have a link to this article



reply posted on 9-12-2011 @ 02:14 AM by Rockpuck
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Serious issue? A Microbiologist with very limited finances and use of a lab (such as a university) could manufacture a bio-weapon very easily. Both the United States and the Soviet Union both had (and have) active bio-weaponry and research facilities.. I'd be surprised if other Nations didn't as well. The trick is not to create something that can easily spread from Human to Human, that's easy to do .. it's the effectiveness of the diseases created (infected/death ratio) and or severity.. So while "terrorist" or anyone else for that matter might be able to create a disease, enhance one, alter one, and spread it amongst the population the chances of it being severely dangerous is kinda limited. Personally I think we've seen some experiments with bio-weaponry with the recent spates of "swine flu" and "Avian flu" this past decade.. ultra enhanced superbugs that randomly popped up and spread into Humans but had a very low Human to Human spreads or infected to death ratios.
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