Comments on: Bioterrorist attack in Washington, D.C.? http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2005/10/20/bioterrorist-attack-in-washington-dc/ Protect yourself from government gaffes, bureaucratic blunders and incumbent incompetence Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:25:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: False nerve agent alarm in Senate office building evacuation - Homeland Security or Homeland Stupidity http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2005/10/20/bioterrorist-attack-in-washington-dc/#comment-2982 False nerve agent alarm in Senate office building evacuation - Homeland Security or Homeland Stupidity Thu, 09 Feb 2006 05:10:46 +0000 http://www.ioerror.us/2005/10/20/bioterrorist-attack-in-washington-dc/#comment-2982 [...] It seems those sensors are way too sensitive, or not calibrated properly, or perhaps their design doesn’t allow them to distinguish between nerve gas and cleaning solvent. This isn’t the first time sensors in D.C. have acted strangely. In September, sensors on the Mall in D.C. detected the presence of tularemia bacteria. Filed under: Homeland Stupidity, Terrorism [...] [...] It seems those sensors are way too sensitive, or not calibrated properly, or perhaps their design doesn’t allow them to distinguish between nerve gas and cleaning solvent. This isn’t the first time sensors in D.C. have acted strangely. In September, sensors on the Mall in D.C. detected the presence of tularemia bacteria. Filed under: Homeland Stupidity, Terrorism [...]

]]> By: Karin Whitten http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2005/10/20/bioterrorist-attack-in-washington-dc/#comment-2981 Karin Whitten Thu, 27 Oct 2005 12:56:47 +0000 http://www.ioerror.us/2005/10/20/bioterrorist-attack-in-washington-dc/#comment-2981 Hello, I was one of the people at the march, and I and many others have goten sick with flu or cold symptoms. Because many of the people are unaware of the symptomology, and because it mimics flue, however, when I treated as a flu, nothing happened. It was only after I had started taking a remedy for bacterial compromise was there any effect, however, because I did not use a strong enough remedy, I am still very sick. In addition, people who came from other states have also gotten sick. the problem with verification is that the person or the doctor has to be aware of how to treat the problem, and also believe the person that they have this problem. It is truly nightmare which is probably why it was done. There is no doubt that this was done purposefully. It is my understanding that one person has tested positively for the bacteria because he has a savvy doctor, and also had been informed about the possibility of tularemia bacteria infection. There has been no good coverage of this problem by the press or ANSWER who has been informed that this is an issue, and needs to be put on their website. Thanks for asking the question, since there is still time for people to get help. Sincerely, Karin Hello,

I was one of the people at the march, and I and many others have goten sick with flu or cold symptoms. Because many of the people are unaware of the symptomology, and because it mimics flue, however, when I treated as a flu, nothing happened. It was only after I had started taking a remedy for bacterial compromise was there any effect, however, because I did not use a strong enough remedy, I am still very sick. In addition, people who came from other states have also gotten sick.

the problem with verification is that the person or the doctor has to be aware of how to treat the problem, and also believe the person that they have this problem. It is truly nightmare which is probably why it was done. There is no doubt that this was done purposefully. It is my understanding that one person has tested positively for the bacteria because he has a savvy doctor, and also had been informed about the possibility of tularemia bacteria infection. There has been no good coverage of this problem by the press or ANSWER who has been informed that this is an issue, and needs to be put on their website.

Thanks for asking the question, since there is still time for people to get help.

Sincerely, Karin

]]> By: Bren Flibig http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2005/10/20/bioterrorist-attack-in-washington-dc/#comment-2980 Bren Flibig Mon, 24 Oct 2005 19:30:10 +0000 http://www.ioerror.us/2005/10/20/bioterrorist-attack-in-washington-dc/#comment-2980 Why would the government have to execute a "fake terrorist attack"? Their own documents - start with MKUltra and Conintelpro, then keep reading - demonstrate willingness, ability, and a previous history of doing this sort of thing for the simple and straightforward purpose of poisoning liberals. A fake terror incident would be a fringe benefit - it would be as easy to blame it on a random epidemic in a large crowd were that more convenient. And yes, if you are attending a large public protest, in NYC, D.C., Seattle, or any number of other cities, a gas mask would be a good idea, though not necessarily sufficient. How come none of these "terrorists" ever attack the neocons? How come they only attack the liberal mainstream in America? Surely just more conspiracy theory - I mean, it makes perfect sense for Al-Qaeda to support the neocons and attack the peace movement, right? Why would the government have to execute a “fake terrorist attack”? Their own documents – start with MKUltra and Conintelpro, then keep reading – demonstrate willingness, ability, and a previous history of doing this sort of thing for the simple and straightforward purpose of poisoning liberals. A fake terror incident would be a fringe benefit – it would be as easy to blame it on a random epidemic in a large crowd were that more convenient.

And yes, if you are attending a large public protest, in NYC, D.C., Seattle, or any number of other cities, a gas mask would be a good idea, though not necessarily sufficient.

How come none of these “terrorists” ever attack the neocons? How come they only attack the liberal mainstream in America? Surely just more conspiracy theory – I mean, it makes perfect sense for Al-Qaeda to support the neocons and attack the peace movement, right?

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