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Scientists' deaths are under the microscope
The Globe and Mail ^
| Saturday, May 4, 2002
| ALANNA MITCHELL
Posted on 05/04/2002 10:35:59 PM PDT by Nachum
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What are the odds?
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05/04/2002 10:35:59 PM PDT
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Nachum
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Black Jade and all her posts have been deleted.
To: Nachum
BTTT
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05/04/2002 11:03:49 PM PDT
by
brat
To: John Farson
I am aware of Black Jade being Deleted but I think she still lurks around and can find replies addressed to her, maybe even sign on and temporarily re-post her work under a new name, it happened the other night.
To: Boston_liberty
To: John Farson
Was she a microbiologist?
To: Nachum
I believe there was a worldwide effort to eliminate the best minds in bioweapons.
Bioweapons are far more potent than nuclear arms, if they are infectious enough.
Someday, nanotechnology will be far more powerful than even bioweapons. Picture, if you will, a nanite who's sole two goals are to A) reproduce and B) dissolve protein strands.
All life would simply melt.
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05/04/2002 11:08:10 PM PDT
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Lazamataz
To: null and void
Black Jade is a little whacko on the conspiracy-theory angle, but even Michael Rivero is occasionally right. He was right about TWA800, for example, and I believe Black Jade was correct about a worldwide plot to eliminate the best minds in weaponized microbiology.
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05/04/2002 11:10:27 PM PDT
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Lazamataz
To: Lazamataz
5{t got caught up in the moment...
The coincidental deaths are just a little to convenient for someone with evil designs on the world, aren't they?
Anyone hear anything recent about the strange case of the incinerated driver's license clerk?
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"5{t" started it's life as "Sorry. I just"
To: null and void
No, I have heard very little about the series of microbioligist weapons experts deaths, except what I have read on Free Republic.
To: Nachum
What are the odds? Pretty much the same as 11 carpenters or any other profession dying over a period of time.
This is and always has been ludicrous nonsense.
To: tallhappy
Pretty much the same as 11 carpenters or any other profession dying over a period of time. Lots of carpenters, few world class microbiologists. Did they teach you statistics, or even how to compute a percentage in the California State School System?
To: Lazamataz
I believe there was a worldwide effort to eliminate the best minds in bioweapons. If you are serious, you got a screw loose.
To: tallhappy
Pretty much the same as 11 carpenters or any other profession dying over a period of time. The sample-pool of carpenters must be in the millions.
There are only a few hundred highly-specialized microbiologists.
When only those who further-specialized in infectious pathogens and weaponization of bio-agents start dying serially, I'd say it goes beyond statistical probability and starts falling into the 'anomoly' category.
To: tallhappy
If you are serious, you got a screw loose.Screw away, then. Be my guest.
To: Lazamataz
Odd, that. Amazing what they don't want the sheep to know. Ever see a picture of and victim (besides Fr. Judge) or any body part from WTC? Gotta keep 'em dumb and happy...
To: null and void
Odd, that. Amazing what they don't want the sheep to know.Free Republic fills the void. I learn what is not to be learned, here.
To: null and void
Believe paranoid irrational nonsense if you want.
What's funny is how these fellows are elevated and their "world class" stature pretty much invented.
The Australian fellow, for example, was a technican in a lab.
Wiley was world class for sure but he was not a microbiologist -- he was a bio-physicist, an X-Ray crystallographer.
I am amazed, but sadly so, at the irrational nature of this and how people actually not only take it seriously, but actually believe it.
And, I guarentee you, if you go looking for deaths of people in any profession you'll find people dying at regular intervals.
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