[Allan]

To rehash this ancient subject still some more:

A BL4 lab is necessary
not just to prevent contamination
but also to maintain the purity of the culture.

(A BL4 lab prevents spores from escaping
it also prevents contaminants from entering.)

The Daschle anthrax
it seems univerally agreed
was of an exceptionally high purity
never obtained before.

This again rules out the use of a BL3.
(In fact it probably is the strongest reason for ruling out BL3)

I don't know what your expert friends have to say about that.

(I tried to explain this to you as well
a long time ago
but to no avail
it seems.)

[swarthyguy]

Oh, just give it up and accept the official story.

It’s so much more easier mentally to go with the Official Designated Reality.

[ZACKandPOOK]

1. You say that a BL-4 is necessary to maintain the purity of the culture. What do you make of the subtilus contamination of the attack anthrax?

2. Who had BL-4s in September 2001?

3. Let’s see. You’ve never weaponized anthrax and the experts with whom I’ve consulted on the subject for 7 years have weaponized anthrax and simulants for a living. My consulting scientist is head of a lab that made simulant that matching parameters (to include, for example, images I’ve shown TrebleRebel. You not only have never made anthrax simulant (as best I know) but have never forwarded SEMS. I think it is you who is not abiding by any sort of scientific approach.

But let’s start with the easy question. Who had BL-4s and where were they located? Not Battelle, Ohio? Battelle at Dugway? And under my theory it involves the Battelle consultants, chief DIA biothreat person, a former USAMRIID commander with access to the keys to the kingdom, and an infiltrator who is working to destroy Western Civilization — even PhD theses relating to theft of equipment, access, infiltration. Your theory,... your theory... I don’t know that you’ve ever stated it. But by all means, start with the easy question of identifying the location of the BL-4 labs and explaining the subtilus contamination.