US Biolabs In the Ukraine

Not sure if it goes here or the bio labs one, but it seems the labs were known of, and the WHO ordered Ukraine to destroy all samples to prevent any outbreaks from the invasion.

The labs are openly known, they date back to the Soviet era apparently. U.S. State Dept, specifically the Defense Threat Reduction Agency was involved in getting the facilities modernized. That plus the advisement to destroy the pathogens makes sense. Battlefield chaos coupled with munitions hitting the wrong targets can lead to some potential Wuhan-levels of "woops".
 
Not sure if it goes here or the bio labs one, but it seems the labs were known of, and the WHO ordered Ukraine to destroy all samples to prevent any outbreaks from the invasion.

Probably the case.

Look, we all know this is theater. The Ukrainians, the Russians, the Americans, and the Europeans are all chewing on the scenery to paint the other as evil and wicked. We should all know by now what this is actually about and it's not about democracy or neo-nazis or bioweapons or power-hungry tyrants.

It's about the Western powers expanding their military power into a region that would grant them an immense strategic advantage over a former rival. And said rival, that being Russia, refusing to accept those conditions and using its military to address what it sees as a security concern.
 
I think the worst for me is that someone on 4chan said it on day 1 of the invasion and I just thought he was crazy…
What is the difference between a right wing conspiracy theory and the complete truth in the 2020s?

3 to 6 weeks.
it has gotten rather ridiculous hasn't it?
the saddest words known to man, /pol/ was right again
Does anyone remember the copypasta about /pol/ vs the media as sources of information, essentially "we have no motive for this attack and we're not naming the attacker" vs "here's the guy's manifesto in which he explains his motives, his identity and what he had for breakfast"? I've been driving myself crazy trying to find it.
 
Breaking: Russia Convenes UN Security Council Meeting to Present BioLab Evidence — Friday at 11 AM


By Larry Johnson
Published March 10, 2022 at 9:46pm

Update: U.N pushed back the time from 10 am to 11am EST.

Friday is going to be a very bad day for the United States. Sixty years ago (yes, I was alive then) the United States roasted the Soviet Union in a UN Security Council meeting convened over the Cuban Missile Crisis. There is an old saying, “revenge is a dish best served cold.” Russia is going to dump a load of frozen food on the United States tomorrow at 11 am by exposing U.S. support to Ukraine over the last 17 years for research into biological and chemical weapons.

U.S. intelligence analysts last week were alarmed when they obtained intelligence showing that Russian Chemical and Biological Weapons units were activated and moving into Ukraine. These analysts knew nothing of what the Department of Defense had been doing in Ukraine in terms of funding military bioweapons laboratories in Ukraine. Without that knowledge, they concluded that Russia was preparing to use chemical and/or biological weapons. Understandable, but wrong.

The Russian units were deployed to secure those bioweapons labs. And in the process of securing them they have recovered a treasure trove of documents showing the United States has violated the international accord governing Chemical and Biological Weapons.


Tomorrow (Friday), Russia is going to expose the United States as a gross violator of the CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION AND STOCKPILING OF BACTERIOLOGICAL (BIOLOGICAL)
AND TOXIN WEAPONS AND ON THEIR DESTRUCTION.
 
If the DoD actually had something going on in Ukraine, and didn't move or destroy everything in the long, obvious lead-up to this invasion during which they told Americans to evacuate, I'm going to fucking laugh.

Also, as much as you fanboys might want to think Russia is the good guy here, you realize that they are just as liable to lie as anyone else, right? And that they have actual incentive to do so in order to justify this invasion, right?
 
If the DoD actually had something going on in Ukraine, and didn't move or destroy everything in the long, obvious lead-up to this invasion during which they told Americans to evacuate, I'm going to fucking laugh.

Also, as much as you fanboys might want to think Russia is the good guy here, you realize that they are just as liable to lie as anyone else, right? And that they have actual incentive to do so in order to justify this invasion, right?

Who created all of the inflation who caused the price of gas to surge who burned down our cities for months who has gone out of their way to destroy our right to free speech due process and our second amendment rights?

The person fucking us over isn't Putin so let's fight for freedom in America before we talk about other countries
 
Who created all of the inflation who caused the price of gas to surge who burned down our cities for months who has gone out of their way to destroy our right to free speech due process and our second amendment rights?

The person fucking us over isn't Putin so let's fight for freedom in America before we talk about other countries
Putin might not be fucking us over directly yet, but he's fucking Ukraine over plenty right now, and he's fucked other countries over plenty, so he isn't a good guy, no matter how you want to try to bend yourself into a mental pretzel about it.
 
Why should I or anyone in their right mind be willing to give him the benefit of the doubt considering the circumstances?
Look, the real fucking shame of this whole situation is that Biden's administration is such a five alarm dumpster fire of gaslighting and just straight lies; that the fucking Russians somehow look like damn beacons of truth and disclosure. The Whitehouse has lied so long and so hard about so many things the last couple years, and are such flaming incompetents that I'm ready to give literally anyone else the benefit of the doubt.
 
Why should I or anyone in their right mind be willing to give him the benefit of the doubt considering the circumstances?
Fauci and his dickery in Wuhan, unfortunately, makes it all the more believable.

Edit: Personally I'm more worried about Chernobyl than the biolabs, but we cannot forget what happened with Fauci, Wuhan, and how the whole saga around that started.
 
Also, as much as you fanboys might want to think Russia is the good guy here, you realize that they are just as liable to lie as anyone else, right? And that they have actual incentive to do so in order to justify this invasion, right?
I, for one, find the prospect of Russia justifying it's wholesale annexation/puppeting of another country via 'They had WMDs!' justification as kind of darkly hilarious.

And not fair. America only got to invade another country and then dick about trying to nation-build for two decades with that excuse. And we didn't even get oil or a subservient client-state out of it.
 
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So, if I read elsewhere correctly, the Russian military claims there is US bioweapons in the Ukraine...in the form of infected birds? That's the secret bioweapon the evil Americans are waiting to unleash in the Ukraine?

So...did some Russian generals get really drunk one night and watch the movie Birdemic: Shock and Terror?


If they did, I would hope for their sanity they watched the Rifftrax version.
 
The idea of infecting birds with disease to spread around is as old as biological warfare. Studies and theories were made on it back in WW1 and Interwar not to mention WW2 and the Japanese Gamer House in Manchuria known as Unit 731. But no one has ever put it in action because it's not only really hard to control it also invites complete fucking hell onto you as you are pretty much giving anyone who gets a single citizen sick a casus beli to push your shit in. Not to mention the treaties and whatnot.
 

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