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More on those AQ in the Magreb Plague Deaths |
2009-01-22 |
Experts said that the group was developing chemical and biological weapons. As I recall, there were videos and lab notebooks of biological and chemical weapons experimentation found in Al Qaeda training camps in Afghanistan back in 2002. They were particularly fond of killing dogs, for some reason. Dr Igor Khrupinov, a biological weapons expert at Georgia University, told The Sun: "Al-Qaeda is known to experiment with biological weapons. And this group has direct communication with other cells around the world. They all are in direct communication with one another, although much of the communication from the Pakistan headquarters is on the order of, "Send us some of your money." "Contagious diseases, like ebola and anthrax, occur in northern Africa. It makes sense that people are trying to use them against Western governments." But here's the really interesting bit: It was reported last year that up to 100 potential terrorists had attempted to become postgraduate students in Britain in an attempt to use laboratories. |
Posted by:trailing wife |
#8 careful, Ming; you're beginning to foam at the mouth. |
Posted by: mom 2009-01-22 20:03 |
#6 Infected fleas would work very well as a vector. Cultivate the Bacillus and the fleas on infected dogs or cats,then just ride around on crowded trains in summertime, when people have bare legs, dropping little packets of fleas on the floor. Very low tech operation. |
Posted by: Grunter 2009-01-22 16:47 |
#5 Bubonic plague is transmitted by rat-carried fleas. but pneumonic is transmitted by cough-droplets in the air, gromky... and pneumonic is the quicker dead version. |
Posted by: trailing wife 2009-01-22 16:00 |
#4 Gromky, there's other possible vectors for transmitting plague. |
Posted by: Thing From Snowy Mountain 2009-01-22 15:46 |
#3 At least they're concentrating their efforts on worthless diseases like plague. We really don't live among rats and fleas any more, even in most parts of China. |
Posted by: gromky 2009-01-22 09:51 |
#2 Messed up me moniker. |
Posted by: Al-Aska Paul, Resident Imam 2009-01-22 01:40 |
#1 It was reported last year that up to 100 potential terrorists had attempted to become postgraduate students in Britain in an attempt to use laboratories But a fatwa was issued that stated that retorts and water-cooled condensers were unislamic, and they were sh*t outa luck. |
Posted by: Alaska Paul, Resident Imam 2009-01-22 01:36 |