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炭疸菌テロ事件の謎
http://www.asyura2.com/0406/war58/msg/1165.html
中田さんが指摘するように炭疸菌テロは重大な意味があると思い、ちょっと調べてみました。
すると以下の情報が手に入りました。
さらに面白いのがこれ
In July 2000, Germany's Bayer AG had negotiated an unprecedented sole endorsement by the Federal Drug Administration of Cipro for anthrax, despite Cipro’s high price and largely untested status (one animal study for anthrax treatment in 1993). At a cost of $700 for a sixty-day supply, Bayer made out like a bandit. Cipro sales rose by 1000%. The Bush administration sweetened the pot by awarding an exclusive Health and Human Services contract to the pharmaceutical giant.
A controversial anthrax vaccine was already being produced by BioPort Corporation. In October of 1998, BioPort won an exclusive $29 million contract with the Department of Defense. Subsequently, the Pentagon increased the contract to $49.8 million and advanced BioPort $1.7 million to cover its outstanding debts. Oddly enough, BioPort’s major investor was Saudi entrepreneur Fuad El-Hibri, friend of the bin Laden family and former merger and acquisitions manager for Citigroup. The Carlyle Group has been named as another major shareholder.
BioPort, as well as Battelle (which, as mentioned above, first reported a false negative for its test of the Daschle letter), works closely with American intelligence and defense officials on classified programs. Both firms have connections with the U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground, which admitted in December that the Army facility in the Utah desert has produced weapons-grade anthrax, although the government had supposedly ended the offensive biological weapons program in 1969.
http://www.hermes-press.com/anthrax_atrocities2.htm
カーライル・グループ、ジプロ、バイオ・ポートリンクは何を意味するか？
彼らが「炭疸菌テロ」以降、巨万の富を手に入れたのは言うまでもない。
関連リンクとして
Since this report first appeared, there has been little progress in the investigation of the anthrax terrorist or in public health preparation for new attacks.
http://www.counterpunch.org/madsenanthrax.html
"Forget unfounded conspiracy theories. The evidence is overwhelming that the FBI has consistently shied away from pursuing the anthrax investigation, in much the same way it avoided pursuing leads in the USS Cole, East Africa U.S. embassies, and Khobar Towers bombings."
http://www.monitor.net/monitor/0208a/default.html
"One of the many puzzles in the case is why the FBI pursued a case theory of international terrorism for three months -- until the trail went stone cold -- and then, when the domestic roots of the attack became glaringly public, suddenly switched to a theory the attacks were the work of a 'lone wolf' working in isolation. The puzzle is what led the FBI to conclude that only one person was involved -- and at the same time have no clue as to who that single isolated individual could possibly be."
http://www-cgi.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2002/prepared.cities/stories/public.health.preparedness.html
"Ask how public health care in the United States would perform in a bioterrorist attack and Dr. Tara O'Toole flails away at the system.
"'The hospitals do not have the capacity to deal with a sudden surge in patient demand,' said O'Toole, deputy director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Civilian Biodefense Studies. 'And the big problem is not beds as everyone seems to suppose -- it is staff. And there is no way to fix that in the short term.'"
http://www.sacbee.com/content/news/environment/story/4488813p-5509388c.html
"The new requirements come from the Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002, signed into law in June. Among other things, the law requires the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to compile an inventory of where certain 'select agents' -- meaning pathogens or toxins considered useful as agents of terror -- are kept. However, the law contains no penalties for those who fail to file reports with those agencies."
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