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DARPA/Smallpox Conspiracy Theory
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quantumshanti
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Tue Jul 1 2008 8:39:52
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For discussion- the convergence of two interesting conspiracy theories with the current epidemic of resistant cimex lectularius-
The first is the suppression of Charles Campbell's definitive studies showing that small pox is spread only by bed bugs and not by contact, as well as his discussion of the dangers and limitations of the smallpox vaccination for example http://www.vaclib.org/news/bedbugs.htm; the second is the research by the US Military on bed bugs since DARPA's inception (yes, the inventors of the internet- they kept a colony of bed bugs captured at Fort Dix, NJ basic training for over 25 years, military researchers present their findings at conferences, etc.) This first got media coverage in the late 1960s when military researchers wanted to use bed bugs in Vietnam for enemy detection purposes(see BEDBUG MAY HELP TO HUNT VIETCONG; Insect's Amplified Cry Might Detect Hidden Enemy By WILLIAM BEECHER Special to The New York Times June 6, 1966, Page 11). Then we have the Bush's policies regarding attempted mandatory smallpox vaccine beginning in 2001. The dangers this vaccine poses when there hasn't been a reported case in about forty years and the vaccine itself has the potential to reintroduce the disease into communities has not stopped a continued program of vaccination of health workers and military. http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/298/5602/2312
Could there really be a continued military use of bed bugs? Was giving blankets to the Indians the first use of bed bugs in warfare? Worse, could they be infiltrated with DARPA built bed bugs with cameras that spy on us? http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=202200707
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