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"I'm thinking if we have a problem here it's hypersensitivity brought on by the knowledge that there really are some very bad people out there...

Bill..when is the last time 5,000 US Marines went into stand down mode on training immediately preceding a wartime event or at any other time?...i don't

Do you remember last year, that in less than 2 months time more than four cruise ships sailed in with really sick people?...I don't..

Remember only 5 or 6 years ago were all 50 states contaminated with West Nile Virus, blood supplies weakened by it, poultry and livestock infected? And btw...too many it is fatal, they'll find no comfort in your hypersensitivity blind fold.

Has it been routine for an American president in the last 40 years to encourage and order innoculations for Small Pox? ..It hasn't..

Remember when we were kids, all the parents on the block were being given Potassium Iodine/Iodate for their families safety?..I don't.

Think! This is not hypersensitivity...this is a problem.

Oh, I assure you, I have thought about it. The resurrection of smallpox vaccination is, to my mind, a clear indication that there is persuasive evidence in the hands of intelligence agencies that a development regimen has been detected in an area that would indicate either that it isn't restricted to the state entity responsible or that the state entity responsible is insufficiently secure, or that the entity responsible is private. It wouldn't be difficult; cultivation of such a virus is within the capabilities of most graduate viral pathology students.

But the other incidences you bring up are not only poor examples of biowarfare, they are well within the parameters of perfectly natural pathogenic development. The only thing better at wiping humans out than ourselves, is Nature herself; she's been at it longer. Such relatively new developments as Ebola, Marburg, and HIV are surpassed by older, deadlier developments such as measles, plague, typhus, typhoid fever, malaria, and yes, smallpox itself, none of which were products of any laboratory, and frankly, neither were the first three - we just aren't that good yet. Not that it matters, its victims are dead anyway.