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Despite evidence of FBI bungling, new probe into anthrax killings unlikely/ ProPublica
From Pro Publica: A senior Republican senator says it would take a powerful grassroots movement or startling new evidence to reopen the Justice Department’s investigation that branded a now-deceased Army researcher as the anthrax mailer who killed five people a decade ago. Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley, the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, and…
Talk I gave on October 2 to a group in Poland meeting at their Parliament regarding testing of vaccines in children
Thank you for inviting me. Let me tell you about the laws regarding experimental products and research on children in the United States. According to federal law, children require protection and their parents are supposed to provide it. Consent is needed for a child to travel on a trip with their class, or to have…
Nancy Messonier Resigns from CDC–she led Covid Vaccinations and Safety Analysis of the Vaccines
I don’t know why Messonier was sacked. Is Rochelle Walensky now taking the reins at CDC? Is she understanding how she has been undermined by CDC staff who have given her multiple stupid pronouncements to make. Offhand, I recall her promise in the NYT before Biden was inaugurated to not lie to the public (probably…
Holy moly, it’s hard getting swine flu vaccine to people who might need it overseas/ NY Times
WHO’s Dr. Fukuda still isn’t making sense, only now he is discussing WHO’s work getting vaccine to poor nations. Swine flu cases began falling rapidly in the US in October. Countries have been trying to give away much of their vaccine stockpile since December. Yet WHO has only managed to get vaccine to two countries….
FBI’s case against anthrax suspect rife with questions/ Kansas City Star (McClatchy)
In case you were looking for a synopsis of the important parts of the Frontline anthrax letters program, here it is. This piece was written by the TV show’s investigative team, and details important flaws in the FBI’s case. Definitely worth a read, and maybe a reread, to feed your anthrax letters obsession.
What happened to the last safety czar you appointed? Asked who this was, the CDC Director didn’t know/ Reuters
I am posting the entire Reuters story below. Is it funny, pathetic, or both? CDC Director Tom Frieden promised Congress to appoint a senior official to oversee lab security in a 2012 letter responding to a Congressional inquiry. Asked about this person at the House Energy and Commerce Oversight and Investigations Hearing on Wednesday (at…