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From an article of GROUND ZERO Forum, originally released at
Scoop:
"We have to realize that this is a long-term project, and it is one
that we are just beginning to address." Dr. Inglesby, April 26,
2002 www.lvhhn.org/press_room/lvhhn/2002/042602bioterror.shtml
Dr. Inglesby became Deputy Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for
Civilian Biodefense Strategies in early October 2001.
He received his B.A. from Georgetown University in 1988 and
his M.D. at the Columbia University College of Physicians and
Surgeons in 1992.
He completed his internal medicine residency at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital. In 1996-7, he was an Assistant Chief of Service in the
Department of Medicine at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He
completed specialty training in Infectious Diseases at the Johns
Hopkins School of Medicine. In a testimony on April 18, 2002 he
explained that "the anthrax attacks of the fall were just the
prologue to the bigger story of bioweapons." http://www.state.gov/g/stas/8580.htm
In the meantime, however, it looks more than obvious that these
attacks were based on a cynical BioDefense calculation,
orchestrated by ties between unknown members of the CIA and/or
selected biopharmacy corporations.
Why is Inglesby still sure that these attacks were produced by
terrorists?
Even the FBI has concentrated its investigations on pharmacy
corporations, like Battelle,
and paid
at least one visit to Porton
Down in
England, although it has yet to arrest anyone in connection with
the anthrax
attacks. One suspect, as has been leaked to the press, is
Stephen Hatfill of Battelle. It looks like he was able to produce
deadly anthrax, which came from the military
project USAMRIID at Fort Detrick, Maryland. There was a time
when Usamriid tried to
warn the White
House about possible terrorist attacks, but this never really
impressed the U.S. Presidents enough to push for billions in
funding. Did they therefore stage the attacks to achieve a higher
biodefense budget?
Fort Detrick
and Johns
Hopkins Institute combine a history of shared knowledge and
emergency programs. Dr. Thomas Inglesby, Dr. Tara Toole and Dr.
D.A. Henderson are among the favorite specialists of Fort
Detrick, the CDC and NIH. O' Toole was nominated by President
Clinton to be assistant Secretary of Energy for Environment Safety
and Health, and served in this position until 1997. Like his
colleague Jerome Hauer, Inglesby wrote bioterror scenarios for the
John Hopkins Working Group on Civilian Bio Defense. His first
popular one was released in July 1999 under the title, "Anthrax: A
Possible Case History": www.cdc.gov/ncidod/EID/vol5no4/inglesby.htm
On May 25-27, 1999 Inglesby organised a joint conference for
biological vaccines at Fort Detrick. From his statements: "..the
DOD involvement in ongoing medical research also is important and
instrumental to helping cities prepare for such emergencies... the
Fort Detrick institute is the most important component of ongoing
research and development of effective defenses and treatment.."
Fort Detrick, which was officially the origin of the anthrax spore,
spoke at that time already about anthrax as one of the "most
treacherous enemies." www.af.mil/news/Jun1999/n19990602_991091.html
Inglesby applied his influence in persuading the U.S. Congress and
Department of Justice to fund and arrange a May 2000 exercise that
involved key emergency management personnel. The result was named
"TOPOFF" - because of the engagement of top U.S. government
officials. The $3 million TOPOFF drill tested the preparedness of
top government officials in responding to three simulated terrorist
attacks against the United States: a chemical weapons assault in
Portsmouth, NH, a nuclear terrorism event in the greater
Washington, D.C. area, and a bioweapons attack in Denver, CO. In
the fictional scenario, an aerosol of pneumonic plague has
previously been released at the Denver Performing Arts Center. The
release has gone undetected, so the exercise starts with a
hypothetical, unconfirmed attack. biohazardnews.net/scen_plague.htm#topoff
biohazardnews.net/scen_plague.htm#topoff
.biohazardnews.net/scen_plague.htm
In June and July 2000, Inglesby organised other bioterrorism
scenarios in Atlanta and St.Louis: www.bt.cdc.gov/documents/Atlanta/BTScenario.pdf
In three storyboards by the "CDC," they "confirmed" the bio agent
Yersinia pestis (the black plague).
On November 28, 2000 Inglesby participated at the Second
National Symposium on Bioterrorism. Other guests included Jerry
Hauer, Tara O'Toole, Margaret Hamburg, Michael Osterholm and Laurie
Garrett. Inglesby's biggest project, however, was DARK
WINTER . He was the principal designer, author and
facilitator of
the BioTerror
Exercise of June 2001. Inglesby was a firm supporter of a higher
BioDefense
budget.
Only a few days after the September 11 attack, he complained in the
pages of the Washington Post, September 28: "..the Pentagon spent
$264 billion to deter regional conflicts, $28 billion to protect
against a 'peer' nuclear attack and $3 billion on all other
biological, chemical, cyber and nuclear assaults. Of that, he said,
$250 million went to public health systems. 'It would be a mistake
not to change the funding patterns of the past.'
washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A37610-2001Sep27.html
Did Inglesby have prior knowledge of the anthrax attacks?
Why did Inglesby claim to the FBI that the September 11th hijackers
may have been involved in the anthrax attacks?
In a March 2002 article in the New York Times, Inglesby
claimed that a June 2001 diagnosis of Dr. Tsonas from the Holy
Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale could have been anthrax, and
therefore Inglesby circulated a memorandum to the FBI: nytimes.com/2002/03/23/national/23ANTH.html
The only problem is: Dr. Tsonas never informed the CDC about
an anthrax case. Dr. Tsonas was already visited by the FBI in
October 2001. He claimed the FBI found the antibiotic Keflex in one
of the hijackers bags, and showed him photos. Then Tsonas believed
to recognise Ahmed Alhaznawi again, one of the official hijackers
from the Pennsylvania plane. But Inglesby's memorandum never
appeared in the media again. What was the real purpose of this
memo? As reported, Al Haznawi and other hijackers lived and
attended flight school near the Boca Raton headquarters of American
Media Inc., where the first anthrax case surfaced. Al Haznawi
entered the United States on June 8, records show. Sometime that
month, he moved into an apartment in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea (Delray
Beach) with another suspected hijacker, Ziad Samir Jarrah,
according to statements last fall by the building's landlord,
Charles Lisa (->). Charles Lisa later informed the FBI, that the
presumed-deceased Jarrah was still receiving his FAA newsletter:
sun-sentinel.com/news/local/broward/sfl-410hijacker.story?coll=sfla-news-broward>
Why did the FBI officially immediately ignore the strong ties
between the September 11th and anthrax attacks?
The locations of the hijackers and the first anthrax victim Bob
Stevens (->) can't be a coincidence.
If the anthrax attackers had prior knowledge of the Sept. 11
attacks,
did they have knowledge of the whereabouts of the hijackers, so
that they could blame them for the anthrax attacks, too?
Was it in any way scripted, before September 11, that the anthrax
attack would be tied to a possible attack with planes on
America?
And if so, by whom?
Was this plan later changed because the scientific evidence
demonstrated that there was no such connection between
the presumed hijackers and the anthrax attacks? And if this
speculation does include CIA involvement as well,
the question has to be asked again: How many hijackers did the CIA
really monitor before September 11th?
How many of those who lived in Florida?
Ahmed
Ibrahim A. Al Haznawi was one of 10 to 15 hijackers who
received their visa from the CIA-connected consulate at Jeddah,
Saudi Arabia.
In November 2001 the FBI already arrested one suspect of
Jeddah, who was responsible for this: Abdullah Noman. (->) Was
Haznawi on a Jeddah watch list? And what about his roommate,
Siad Jarrah?
More than seven months before the September 11 hijackings,
authorities in Dubai detained and questioned Jarrah at the request
of the U.S. government - before allowing him to continue his
journey from Afghanistan to Florida, according to a United Arab
Emirates official.
Who are the possible CIA members, who used the attack for a
possible "911Pharmagate" and let it happen on purpose?
How much did Inglesby know about a possible attack - and if so, did
he let it happen on purpose to achieve a higher biodefense budget?"
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