Nature: Silicon highlights remaining questions over anthrax investigation
Nature discusses weaponization and silicon, but not much new yet.
Please watch it within 28 hours before it disappears. Maybe someone can teach me how to upload it to this site? https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2021/11/07/comirnaty-vaccine.aspx. or https://www.bitchute.com/video/HikwA0KyZnQl/
I guess no one could find a doctor who would push these bogus shots. Meantime, the public health establishment finally found someone who died with monkeypox. Well, maybe. Rochelle can stop beating the bushes looking for that elusive case… –Meryl FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 29, 2022 Harris County Resident with Severe Illnesses in Addition to Being…
Brief article by Yudhijit Bhattacharjee: A long-awaited review of the scientific evidence relating to the investigationof the 2001 anthrax letter attacks is finally getting off the ground. The study,to be conducted by the National Academies, will check the validity of thescientific techniques used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in solving thecase. What the study…
From Jerry Markon at the Washington Post: A panel of prominent scientists is casting new doubt on scientific evidence that was a key part of the FBI’s case against Bruce E. Ivins, the deceased Army scientist accused of carrying out the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks. The National Research Council, in a report issued Tuesday, questioned…
[You heard about the lack of crucial, clinical information here first. CDC’s skimpy information for clinicians on managing H1N1 cases is still dated May 4, 2009! I complained about this gross failure of the public health system to share information on June 22, 2009, yet the information, and the public servants who should be offering…
DNA is just another anthrax clue, not clincher: Its use in distinguishing bacteria is limited. Some scientists want to know what else implicated Bruce ivins. By Faye Flam, Philadelphia Inquirer Staff Writer DNA evidence alone wasn’t a smoking gun in the case against Bruce Ivins as the perpetrator of the 2001 anthrax attacks, say microbiologists…
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“But Jacobsen and others say the fact that the FBI has apparently failed to produce a powder to match the attack material suggests it must be very difficult to make.”
Or that the FBI is really incompetent. Which judging from their performance in the investigation seems to be the more likely hypothesis.