Re: Ebola and hiv (aids) are man made viruses bioengineered in american laborat[W:106
Um. .. I was talking about Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Fine. I am talking about Ebola Reston. A strain of Ebola that was discovered
after the initial outbreaks of Ebola Zaire and Ebola Sudan.
Look, you can't make some kind of silly claim, then ignore anything you do not like. We had an outbreak of Ebola right here in the US, Ebola Reston. Is that the same thing? Ebola made in a lab and released? Or is this something else? Or what?
No, I can't say that definitively. I mean, there are countries that have had ebola outbreaks in the past.
All I'm saying is that There is that type of research being done, and this outbreak started in that region of the world.
You are aware of course that before any kind of disease is weaponized, a vaccine has to be made first, right? So that the country that uses it has it's own troops and population immunized against it, so they themselves do not fall victim to it, right?
So where is the vaccine to Ebola?
Yes, there are bsl-4 labs in the us, but if you want to avoid regulation,like if you are working on bioengineering viruses, for traits like racial targeting, you find a place where you don't have to deal with the government of the region asking many questions.
So, the point is, the "theory" of it being a bio weapon release is not without merit. Whether it actually is, I couldn't tell you.
Racial Targeting? You have got to be kidding.
And you do not have a "theory". You have a string of impossible fantasies all strung together, with no facts, only imagination to string them together.
Oh yes, Western Africa is known as the location for the leading cutting-edge research into custom creating virus to kill people, top secret vaccines that nobody knows about, and genetically altered virus to go after specific races.
Now why don't you stop these games, and answer the questions I have directed at you for pages now? What about Ebola Reston? Because if you know so much about Ebola, surely you know about this strain. Right?