- Hello, Jeff - Note the following exerpt from the article
enclosed. I remember when I first read each news report about the death
of separate microbiologists. Absolutely no one considered the fact that
the deaths of the various microbiologists, especially the first five -
Dr. Que, Wiley, Schwartz, Paschnek and Dr. Nguyen - were related. The press
simply reported each death as it occurred and did not put the deaths together.
In essence, no one connected the dots until you and I discussed the connection
on your program.
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- It would appear that Dr. Kelly is related to the microbiologist
deaths phonomenon. Please note the excerpt below. In the scheme of things,
I wonder where Ken Alibek fits in? He is definitely one dot that I believe
(allegedly) connects to, not only the microbiologist deaths, but the Anthrax
attacks of 2001. I also believe that (allegedly) Don Rumsfeld is another
dot.
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- If you remember, when we connected the dots i.e. put
the deaths together, I discussed the possibility that each scientist had
a "piece of the puzzle" in regard to a "target specific"
bioweapon. I am wondering if SARS, somehow fits into the puzzle? Was SARS
developed in China, or Israel? Does make one wonder.
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- Excerpt:
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- "The two American scientists he had worked with
were Benito Que, 52, and Don Wiley, 57. Both microbiologists had been engaged
in DNA sequencing that could provide "a genetic marker based on genetic
profiling." The research could play an important role in developing
weaponized pathogens to hit selected groups of humans"identifying
them by race. Two years ago, both men were found dead, in circumstances
never fully explained."
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- Microbiologists With Link to Race-Based Weapon
Turning Up Dead
- More on Kelly... True or False?
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- Exclusive to American Free Press
By Gordon Thomas
8-10-3
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- Dr. David Kelly - the biological warfare weapons specialist
at the heart of the continuing political crisis for the British government
- had links to three other top microbiologists whose deaths have left unanswered
questions.
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- The 59-year-old British scientist was involved with ultra
secret work at Israel's Institute for Biological Re search. Israeli sources
claim Kelly met institute scientists several times in London in the past
two years.
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- Israel has not signed the Biological Weapons and Toxins
Convention, an international treaty ratified by more than 140 countries.
It forbids the development, possession and use of offensive biological
and chemical weapons.
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- The CIA, FBI and MI5 are now examining Kelly's connections.
Their findings could form part of the British government's inquiry into
the background of Kelly's death, which opened last week.
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- The intelligence investigation is believed to have originated
in Washington, where it emerged that Kelly had contacts with two companies
in the U.S. bio-defense industry.
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- One of the men he was in touch with was a former Russian
defector, Kamovtjan Alibekov. When he arrived in America, he changed his
name to Ken Alibek. He is now president of Hadron Advanced Biosystems -
a company specializing in medicines against biological terrorist attacks.
Kelly was himself considering resigning from his senior post at the Ministry
of Defense to work in America. Before his death, he had been discreetly
headhunted by two companies. One was Hadron Advanced Biosystems, which
has close ties to the Pentagon.
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- Hadron describes itself as "a company specializing
in the development of technical solutions for the U.S. intelligence community."
Hadron also has links to William Patrick, who has five classified patents
on the process of developing weaponized anthrax. He is a biowarfare consultant
to both the Pentagon and the CIA.
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- The other company is Regma Biotechnologies - one that
Kelly helped its founder, Vladimir Pasechnik, to set up in Britain, arranging
for it to have a laboratory at Porton Down, the country's chem-bio warfare
defense establishment.
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- Regma currently has a contract with the U.S. Navy for
"the diagnostic and therapeutic treatment of anthrax."
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- Kelly had told family friends he wanted to go to America
so that he could obtain the specialized treatment his wife, Janice, requires.
"He also felt that working in the U.S. private sector would relieve
him of the intense pressures which came with his government work,"
said a colleague in the Ministry of Defense.
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- The two American scientists he had worked with were Benito
Que, 52, and Don Wiley, 57. Both microbiologists had been engaged in DNA
sequencing that could provide "a genetic marker based on genetic profiling."
The research could play an important role in developing weaponized pathogens
to hit selected groups of humans - identifying them by race. Two years
ago, both men were found dead, in circumstances never fully explained.
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- In November 2001, Que left his laboratory after receiving
a telephone call. Shortly afterward he was found comatose in the parking
lot of the Miami Medical School. He died without regaining consciousness.
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- Police said he had suffered a heart attack. His family
insisted he had been in perfect health and claimed four men attacked him.
But, later, oddly, the family inquest returned a verdict of death by natural
causes.
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- Many questions remain about Que's death:
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- Who was the mystery caller who sent Que hurrying from
his lab hours before he was scheduled to leave? What attempts did the police
make to track the four mystery men - after admitting Que was the "probable"
victim of an attempt to steal his car? What were his links to the U.S.
Department of Defense? What happened to his sensitive research into DNA
sequencing? How close were his connections to Kelly?
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- A few days after Que died, Wiley disappeared off a bridge
spanning the Mississippi River. He had just left a banquet for fellow researchers
in Memphis.
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- Weeks later, Wiley's body was found 300 miles down river.
As with Que, his family said he was in perfect health. There was no autopsy.
The local medical examiner returned a verdict of accidental death. It was
suggested he had a dizzy spell and fell off the bridge.
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- Again, there remain many unanswered questions concerning
Wiley's demise:
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- Why did Wiley park his car on the bridge? Why did he
leave the keys in the ignition and his lights on? Why was Wiley's car facing
in the opposite direction from his father's house, which was only a short
distance away? What happened to his research into DNA sequencing? How close
were his connections to Kelly?
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- Kelly, himself an expert on DNA sequencing when he was
head of microbiology at Porton Down, had been kept fully abreast of the
two men's research.
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- The death of a third microbiologist - Vladimir Pasechnik,
64 - has left even more questions.
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- Kelly had played a key role in debriefing Pasechnik when
he fled to Britain in 1989, bringing with him details of Russian plans
to use cruise missiles to spread smallpox and plague, the Black Death of
medieval times, which killed a third of Europe's population. Before the
plans could be brought to completion, the Soviet Union had collapsed. Pasechnik
had warned Kelly and his MI6 debriefers that the weapons could be used
by terror groups - using missiles obtained from China or North Korea.
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- Kelly, with government approval, had helped Pasechnik
create Regma Biotechnologies. Regma was allowed to set up a laboratory
in Porton Down.
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- Research there is classified as top secret. However,
in August 2002, the company obtained a contract with the U.S. Navy for
"the diagnostic and therapeutic treatment of anthrax."
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- On Nov. 16, 2001, Pasechnik was found dead in bed - 10
days after he and Wiley had met in Boston to discuss the latest developments
in DNA sequencing.
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- It was only a month later that Christopher Davis, a former
MI6 officer and a specialist in DNA sequencing as a potential weapon, announced
Pasechnik's death.
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- Davis had retired from MI6 and settled in Great Falls,
Va. He confirmed to a reporter that Pasechnik was dead - from a stroke
- a month after the microbiologist had been buried.
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- Details of the postmortem were not revealed at an inquest,
in which the press was given no prior notice. Colleagues who had worked
with Pasechnik said he was in good health.
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- Why was it left to Davis to announce Pasechnik's death?
Who authorized the announcement? Did an MI6 pathologist conduct the autopsy,
as one source close to the service claims? Why did Pasechnik continue to
visit Porton Down up to a week before his death? Who authorized his security
clearance to enter one of the most restricted establishments in Britain?
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- Kelly's links to the Institute of Biological Research
in the Tel Aviv suburb of Nes Zions are also intriguing.
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- His connection to the secret biological plant began in
October 2001, shortly after a commercial flight en route from Israel to
Novosibirsk in Siberia was blown up over the Black Sea by a Ukrainian surface-to-air
missile.
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- All on board the flight were killed, including five Russian
microbiologists returning to their research institute in Novosibirsk -
a city known as the scientific capital of Siberia. It has 50 facilities
and 13 universities.
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- Many questions remain about the death of these five scientists.
Why did Mossad send a team to Ukraine to investigate the crash? What became
of their report after it was submitted to the Israeli government? Why do
the Ukrainian authorities still insist they cannot reveal the name of the
dead microbiologists? Did Pasechnik know them - or, more importantly, did
Kelly?
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- The Institute for Biological Research is one of the most
secret places in Israel. Only Dimona, the country's nuclear facility in
the Negev desert, is surrounded by more secrecy. Most of the institute's
12 acres of facilities are underground. Laboratories are only reached through
airlocks.
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- There have been persistent reports that the institute
is also engaged in DNA sequencing research. One former member of the Knesset,
Dedi Zucker, caused a storm in the Israeli Parliament when he claimed that
the institute was "trying to create an ethnic specific weapon"
in which Arabs could be targeted by Israeli weapons.
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- Patricia A. Doyle, PhD Please visit my "Emerging
Diseases" message board at: http://www.clickitnews.com/ubbthreads/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=emergingdiseases
Zhan le Devlesa tai sastimasa Go with God and in Good Health
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- From Mike Ruppert
August 11, 2003
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- Dear Jeff:
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- What's all this about Patricia Doyle saying that no one's
covered the dead microbiologists? I have covered them exhaustively in the
below stories and in about 25 lectures in four countries. In my lectures
I have a complete slide presentation and in my most recent report on SARS,
I update the deaths with research connecting the dead scientists to the
possible creation of a man-made corona virus or bioweapon.
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- In addition, my work predates that of Gordon Thomas who
found it convenient to use my research without sourcing it. I confronted
him on that immediately and have records proving it.
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- The record speaks for itself: Here's my history of printed
stories on the microbiologists:
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- http://fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/02_14_02_microbio.html
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- http://fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/02_14_02_microbio.html
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- http://fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/04_04_02_new_biowar.html
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- http://fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/050903_SARS_summary.html
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- For many years we at FTW have bent over backwards to
support good research and those doing it. We are known -- as are you --
for giving credit where credit is due because this is what brings other
researchers into the field and produces more for all of us.
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- Mike Ruppert
Publisher/Editor
From The Wilderness
www.fromthewilderness.com
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- Comment
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- From Sandra Belanger
- 8-10-3
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- I read Dr. Doyle's article on the death of the bio-death
scientists very interesting. Especially the part where she says that Ken
Alibek is behind the anthrax attacks. As you know, the 'folks' have said
the same thing. Isn't it a wonderful thing that our government wasted our
tax dollars draining a pond in Maryland in an attempt to pin those attacks
on an innocent patsy...Stephen Hatfill. I swear the FBI has it's head so
far up its you know what it isn't even funny. It is difficult, when you
have the tool that I have, to sit back and watch these fools. Just wanted
to send my two cents on her article. I have serious doubts that there will
ever be an arrest in the anthrax case.
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