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I know they are waiting for the outbreaks to happen before they supply an area with the vaccine ...

Consider 30% of those infected are projected to die. Horrendous. 15 million shots are available now with the remainder of 285 million Americans waiting many months for the supply to ramp up. This measures the window of opportunity for the murderers.

The Demon in the Freezer makes mention of the hemmorhagic form of "black pox" smallpox. Nasty weapons.

Well. these clowns are suicidal and would destroy the civilization that feeds them so it is only fitting they would unleash such nastiness. I expect the worst before we are done with this attack.

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The encyclopaedia - extracts of which have been obtained by The Sunday Times - is dedicated to Bin Laden and Abdullah Azzam, a charismatic preacher who was a formative influence on the Saudi terrorist. It distils the experience of 10 years of guerrilla fighting against the Russians in Afghanistan and draws on stolen CIA and special services' handbooks. The most chilling volume is the 11th, which deals with bioterrorism, which is on a separate CD-Rom. It explains how to disperse potentially lethal organisms and poisons, ranging from botulism and viral infections to anthrax and ricin, the highly toxic chemical used on the tip of an umbrella by a Bulgarian secret service agent to kill the dissident Georgy Markov in London in 1978. It details targets such as water and food supplies, and advocates maximising public panic by poisoning medicine, thereby jeopardising treatment of the sick and injured. Sources of biological material include a list of countries that produce anthrax and a training camp in Pakistan where toxins are manufactured. The sophistication of some parts of the manual has alarmed intelligence agencies, which have asked counter-terrorism experts given access to the document not to discuss or release key elements, particularly on bioterrorism."

-- Nick Fielding, Encylcopaedia of Terror: Revealed: the bloody pages of Al-Qaeda's killing manual, November 4, 2001