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JTF2-Commando 5/31/03 . chapter 1Another great piece by you... by the way, that was sarcasm, feel free to write an essay about it. I doubt it's any kind of bioweapon, every disease originates from there. |
brianhalo3 4/24/03 . chapter 1Interesting given that during the cold war the US did test biological weapons in cities like New York (I think, Minnesota maybe too, but I don't quite remember) experimenting with different viruses. However I think SARS is much more hype than bite. Consider the following, SARS has only killed 76 people in Hong Kong, how bad is a virus that only kills 76 people in a population as dense as Hong Kong? Having said that (perhaps something I will write about later) SARS is a biological weapon of sorts, however, its not the victims of SARS that are targets...its precisely the people that haven't been contracted it that are the targets, and I do not think that any administrative body is responsible for its outbreak. "Politics is War by other means", Michel Foucaul, ' "Society must be defended' " |
Loganberry 3/31/03 . chapter 1Well, China is certainly being obstructive in terms of covering up the extent of SARS in the country. But then that's par for the course - China took years to admit to having an AIDS problem as well. So, intriguing as your hypothesis is, I doubt it's actually true. |
shakespeareinlove86 3/29/03 . chapter 1Good job I liked it. Please read my stories The Legend of the Red DIamond and THe Last Grand Duchesses of Russia. |