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My summary of unresolved issues in the anthrax letters case
In terms of the strength of the FBI’s case against Ivins, I would break down an analysis in the following way: 1. To prove that a person committed a crime, they must be shown to have all three of the following: means, motive and opportunity. Has the FBI proven that Ivins had all three? a)…
Rhode Island makes exception to healthcare worker vaccination requirement/ Becker’s
https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/workforce/rhode-island-makes-exception-to-healthcare-worker-vaccination-requirement.html Healthcare workers who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 by Rhode Island’s Oct. 1 deadline will be allowed to work beyond that date to prevent care quality from slipping, the state health department said Sept. 21. “If there is a risk to quality of care, and an unvaccinated worker must continue to work beyond Oct. 1 to…
Bill for more investigation of ’01 anthrax case passes House
From the Baltimore Sun: A measure requiring further federal investigation into the 2001anthrax attack that killed five people was approved Thursday by the House of Representatives. It was proposed by two skeptics of a recently closed FBI probe that blamed the deadly attacks on Bruce Ivins, a microbiologist at the Army biodefense lab at Fort…
Anthrax was a strain in Ivins’ lab–CNN
CNN notes, The DNA linked the anthrax used in the mailing to a flask used in Bruce Ivins’ lab at the U.S. Army Medical Institute of Infectious Diseases, said the source, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the case. Maybe so, though I am awfully tired of all these “unauthorized” sources who talk…
Albania rejects request to destroy Syrian chemical weapons/ Fox
Albanians celebrate on a monument to the national hero Skanderbeg after Edi Rama rejected the US request to host the chemical weapons. Photo: Arben Celi/Reuters The UN’s Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has completed its inspection work in Syria on time, and without any major hitch. All production facilities for chemical weapons have…
Testimony of Meryl Nass, MD to the Health and Human Services Committee of the Maine Legislature, January 11, 2022
Honorable Chairpersons, Members and Senators, I write in support of LD 867. There are many reasons why preventing COVID vaccine mandates until adequate, sufficient safety studies have been performed is the right decision for this committee and legislature. 1. COVID vaccines are experimental Let me say, first, that no matter what claims have been made regarding…