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Blast & fire hits major virus lab in Russia, where HIV, Ebola & anthrax strains are stored
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| 9-16-19
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Posted on 09/16/2019 5:48:50 PM PDT by dynachrome
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To: little jeremiah
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posted on
09/16/2019 8:35:06 PM PDT
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null and void
(<---powered by warm sunshine and gentle breezes and unicorn farts, don't forget the unicorn farts!)
To: little jeremiah
If it was just a fire. The explosion may have spread the bugs
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posted on
09/16/2019 8:52:40 PM PDT
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redgolum
(If this culture today is civilization, I will be the barbarian.)
To: southern rock
No , they’re not. It’s not in their culture. Life isn’t cheap in Russia. It’s worthless. I read horror stories about their MIR space station. Oxygen tank malfunctions, on board fires. It’s a miracle the thing didn’t explode. Look at the many nuclear submarine disasters the Russian Navy has had.
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09/16/2019 9:37:32 PM PDT
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jmacusa
("If wisdom is not the Lord, what is wisdom?)
To: redgolum
I wonder what kind of lab this was; bioweapons?
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posted on
09/16/2019 9:51:37 PM PDT
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little jeremiah
(New tagline in the pipeline)
To: southern rock
I’m starting to think that Russians aren’t very big on workplace safety. After watching Russian workplace and crane accidents on youtube, I don't think "ROSHA" exists.
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posted on
09/16/2019 9:52:09 PM PDT
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SIDENET
To: dynachrome
This place is located about 10 kilometers northeast of Akademgorodok, the Russian ‘scientific research city’ deep in Siberia.
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posted on
09/17/2019 1:23:57 AM PDT
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robowombat
(Orthodox)
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