intent Not "vaccine research." Just reckless pseudo-scientific Indiana-Jones adventurism with high risk of infection of collector, and from there, infection of public. Richard H. Ebright, Board of Governors Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Rutgers University. kazakhstan Pentagon Military-Biological Facilities Do Not Belong in Kazakhstan As a reminder: this facility consists of a 4-storey building of 6,300 sq.m where laboratories of the 2nd and 3rd levels of biosafety are based. $240 million was spent on its construction, and the complex life support system of the facility is supported by 15 highly qualified engineers. The American “International Science and Technology Center” company, which for its services in 2018-2020 received $2.5 million from the Pentagon, participates in the maintenance of work in this laboratory. bat-lady How China’s ‘Bat Woman’ Hunted Down Viruses from SARS to the New Coronavirus Wuhan-based virologist Shi Zhengli has identified dozens of deadly SARS-like viruses in bat caves, and she warns there are more out there Navalny Minsk Lukashenko says Minsk intercepted chat proving Navalny’s poisoning was utter fabrication US President Donald Trump has refused to condemn Russia over the poisoning of opposition figure Alexei Navalny, saying he has not seen proof.

syria How rock star Roger Waters was hung out to dry by Amnesty and Bellingcat for his views on Syrian ‘chemical attack’ Moreover, at the OPCW’s request, four chemical weapons experts conducted a toxicology review of available evidence from the incident. They concluded that the observed symptoms of alleged victims in Douma, as depicted in White Helmets-provided footage from the incident, “were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine” and “no other obvious candidate chemical causing the symptoms could be identified.” opcw OPCW head FALSELY described Syria whistleblower inspectors to discredit them, new documents show New documents leaked from the global chemical watchdog show that two inspectors blowing the whistle about the 2018 Douma incident in Syria were right, and the director seeking to discredit them was wrong. Two inspectors with the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) have challenged the organization’s final report on the April 2018 incident, which they say was altered to dismiss their findings and validate after the fact the US, UK and French missile strikes against the government in Damascus. OPCW Director General Fernando Arias responded earlier this year by describing them as “rogue” inspectors who weren’t even members of the mission. Documents obtained by investigative journalist Aaron Mate at Greyzone, however, show that Arias’ statements were false or misleading. korea What military secrets are so vital that, nearly 70 years later, we still cannot know them? “Let me just blurt out what I think happened with germs and insects during the Korean War,” Baker writes in a late chapter. “I believe that something real and infectious happened in the last, subzero months of 1950.” The masked commandos with feathers were spreading diseases, and indeed people in that area got sick, some with a “gruesome new disease, Songo fever,” that had previously been unknown in the region but has hung around and “is still a problem in Korea today.”