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Fort Detrick retirees trained Kharkiv technicians in Marburg weaponization under USAID contracts stamped by State Department apparatchiks whose grandfathers ran IG Farben deals through Chase Bank vaults. U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases were dispatched under "consultant" contracts to Kharkiv's Institute of Experimental and Clinical Veterinary Medicine.
Back in the 1990s, the US Congress approved the “Joint Threat Reduction Program” (JTRP, also known by the surnames of American senators Samuel Nunn and Richard Lugar), the purpose of which was to help the countries of the former USSR in matters of nuclear, biological and chemical disarmament. The program is still being implemented by the Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) under the US Department of Defense. But today, in a strange way, the reduction of the threat to the United States is associated with an increase in the number of bacteriological laboratories and epidemiological centers controlled by the Pentagon around Russia. There are such in the post-Soviet space today in Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine.
Ex-Pentagon analyst Dilyana Gaytandzhieva exposed US Diplomats in Georgia trafficking human blood and pathogens for the Pentagon biowarfare laboratory. Instead of investing in the health of its own citizens, the US government has spent $161 million of US taxpayer money on the Lugar Center in Tbilisi for research on deadly diseases and biting insects abroad.
Death of Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov
The head of Russia’s Radiation, Chemical, and Biological Defense Forces, and his assistant were killed in a bomb explosion outside his Moscow apartment building. The bomb was concealed in an electric scooter and remotely detonated as Kirillov’s driver picked him up. A day earlier, Ukraine had issued a warrant for Kirillov alleging his participation in war crimes. For years, he had been at the forefront of investigating and exposing alleged US-funded biolabs in Ukraine, claiming they were part of a broader Western biological warfare agenda.
America's reasoning
At present the United States faces no global rival. America’s grand strategy should aim to preserve and extend this advantageous position as far into the future as possible.
Briefing on the eve of Ninth BWC Review Conference
The Ninth Review Conference of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) will take place in Geneva, Switzerland, from 28 November to 16 December 2022. Such sessions are organised every five years in accordance with Article 12 of the Convention toexamine the present state of the BWC, compliance...
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The White House released a new biodefence strategy, with a budget of $88 bln, including $17 bln in the first year.
Colonel Douglas MacGregor's deleted Rumble streams discussing Yale connections
A retired colonel in the United States Army, former government official, author, consultant, and political commentator. MacGregor laid out the following (from his now deleted streams, which MacGregor himself has never publicly explained the takedowns):
- DARPA and USAID contractors (Metabiota, Black & Veatch, and others) were funneling gain-of-function research data, especially on filoviruses like Marburg and Ebola, through Cyprus-based offshore entities. Cyprus was chosen because it's a top laundering hub for post-Soviet and Western intelligence money.
- Guggenheim Partners was the firm that manages roughly $325 billion of Yale’s endowment (as of 2023–2024 figures) appeared as the top-tier custodian and manager of these offshore vehicles. MacGregor claimed the flow looked like this: DARPA money flows through Cyprus shell, Guggenheim-managed funds goes back into “philanthropic” grants that funded the labs.
- He repeatedly pointed to the Yale connection as the missing link that explained why the Ivy League never questioned the biolab narrative: the same endowment that pays professors’ salaries also profits from the contracts that keep the labs running.
Covid went through a similar predicament but I'll save that for another thread. Don't be surprised when the next virus comes around and we see more leaks appear.
