Engineering Contagion

During the presidency of George H.W. Bush in the early 1990s, something disturbing unfolded at the U.S.’ top biological warfare research facility at Fort Detrick, Maryland. Specimens of highly contagious and deadly pathogens – anthrax and ebola among them – had disappeared from the lab, at a time when lab workers and rival scientists had been accused of targeted sexual and ethnic harassment and several disgruntled researchers had left as a result.

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Sep 27, 2020 Engineering Contagion: UPMC, Corona-Thrax And “The Darkest Winter”

Researchers at a BSL-3 lab tied to the organizers of the 2001 Dark Winter simulation, DARPA, and the post-9/11 biodefense industrial complex are genetically modifying anthrax to express Covid-19 components, according to FOIA documents.

Whitney Webb

May 17, 2020 Head of the Hydra: The Rise of Robert Kadlec

A powerful network of political operatives, a global vaccine mafia and their man in Washington, Robert Kadlec.

Whitney Webb

Apr 09, 2020 A Killer Enterprise: How One of Big Pharma's Most Corrupt Companies Plans to Corner the Covid-19 Cure Market

One of the most politically-connected yet scandal ridden vaccine companies in the United States, with troubling ties to the 2001 anthrax attacks and opioid crisis, is set to profit handsomely from the current Coronavirus crisis.

Whitney Webb

Apr 01, 2020 All Roads Lead to Dark Winter

The leaders of Event 201 and Crimson Contagion, both held months before COVID-19, share a past in Dark Winter, the June 2001 exercise that foreshadowed the anthrax attacks. This article revisits those attacks, the ensuing cover-up and how key players in those affairs now run the COVID response.

Whitney Webb