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米軍の炭疽菌ワクチンで死亡事故？
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投稿者 佐藤雅彦 日時 2000 年 9 月 30 日 02:55:41:
米軍の炭疽菌ワクチンで死亡事故？
パニクる米軍当局と御用バイオ企業
●第二次大戦中に米国の生物戦争計画の企画立案を行なった
中心人物はメルク製薬の会長だった医学者でした。萬有メルクと
いう日本の製薬会社は、その末裔だといえるでしょう。
生物兵器の開発が、製薬会社や医学界主導のサプライサイド
で進められ、それを正当化するために外国の脅威がデッチ上げら
れて宣伝されるというのは、これまでにもあったことでした。
９０年代にはクリントン政権が「ならず者国家」というレッテル
貼りの概念を“発明”し、そうした国家は「卑怯」だからきっと大量
殺戮兵器を使用するにちがいない、という危機アジリ扇動が行な
われ、かくして今や、米国では240万人分の炭疽菌ワクチンが準
備され、もう４５万人以上の兵員に「予防接種」が行なわれたそう
です。
●ところが、７月にワクチン供給元のバイオポート社の社員が不審
な死に方――心不全だったそうな――をし、剖検したら、炭疽にか
かっていた痕跡が見つかった。そんで、今はバイオポート社はむろ
んのこと軍当局もパニクっているようです。
●そういや有名な「湾岸戦争症候群」の原因として疑われている
ものの一つは、やはり「実験段階なのに非常事態だからというこ
とで無認可で接種した炭疽菌ワクチン」でした。
●どうやら米軍は、生物戦対策で先手を打つつもりで、自国民と
自国の軍人たちに、すくなくとも「心理戦争」を仕掛けてしまった
ようです。
●AUTOPSY LINKS DEATH TO ANTHRAX VACCINE
Bioport Corp., the only producer of anthrax vaccine used by the
U.S. military, Thursday said it was shocked an autopsy linked an
employee's death to the controversial vaccine. A company spokesman
said Wednesday's statement by the Ionia County medical examiner was
the first time in 30 years the vaccine had been connected to a
death. More than 2.5 million doses of the vaccine have been
administered.
詳しくはこのサイトで……。
http://www.newsmax.com/articles/?a=2000/9/28/191747
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こちらはロイターの記事……。
●From Reuters,
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20000928/ts/health_anthrax_dc_1.html
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Thursday September 28 4:53 PM ET
Coroner: Anthrax Vaccine Linked to Michigan Death
DETROIT (Reuters) - A Michigan medical examiner said anthrax vaccine may
have contributed to the death of a worker at the company that manufactures
the vaccine being used to inoculate hundreds of thousands of U.S. soldiers,
a newspaper reported on Thursday.
The company, BioPort Corp., expressed shock at the medical examiner's
comments to the Lansing State Journal, saying the death certificate of
Richard Dunn, 61, listed ventricular arrhythmia as the cause of death and
made no mention of anthrax or any underlying cause.
Dunn, who was required to take the vaccine for the deadly agent, monitored
test animals at Lansing, Michigan-based BioPort, the sole supplier of
anthrax vaccine to the U.S. military, which is concerned about the threat of
biological warfare.
Dunn, who died in July, received 11 doses of the vaccine, the most recent in
April. Ionia County Medical Examiner Dr. Robert Joyce said an autopsy showed
Dunn had an ``inflammatory response'' to the vaccine throughout his body,
according to the newspaper.
Joyce declined further comment to the newspaper about how the swelling led
to Dunn's death, but said Dunn did not show signs of anthrax in his body.
The autopsy was performed by a Grand Rapids, Michigan, pathologist.
``Even though they didn't find any anthrax in the man's system ... his
body's reaction to the vaccine contributed to his death,'' Joyce told the
newspaper.
Joyce could not be reached dire ctly for comment on Thursday. He said through
a spokeswoman the article accurately reflected his comments to the
newspaper.
In a statement, BioPort Chief Operating Officer Bob Kramer said the company
was ``stunned'' by Joyce's comments. About 200 people work at BioPort.
``Those of us who work here are confident that there is no connection
between his death and the anthrax vaccine,'' he said. ''To be clear, Dick's
death certificate specifically states the immediate cause of death as
ventricular arrhythmia. There is no reference to any underlying cause,
including the anthrax vaccine.''
The government's plan to inoculate all 2.4 million active and reserve U.S.
military personnel has been controversial, with small numbers of troops
being punished for refusing to take the vaccine out of fear it is not safe.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (news - web sites) (CDC)
found that a small percentage of service members complained of muscle or
joint aches, headache or fatigue after being vaccinated. But the CDC said
three separate surveys found no unexpected reactions to the vaccine.
In July the Defense Department said it would temporarily slow its
inoculation program because of a vaccine shortage. The shortage stemmed from
a delay in Food and Drug Administration (news - web sites) approval of a new
BioPort plant.
At that time about 455,000 of the 2.4 million troops had received
inoculations in the mandatory program. BioPort said on Thursday that 2.5
million doses of the anthrax vaccine have been administered in its 30 years
of licensed use.
``To the best of our knowledge, no death has ever been related to the
anthrax vaccine,'' BioPort's Kramer said.
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