Syria: Israel behind bird flu

[eyl]

Charming

The state-run Syrian daily al-Thawra lately hinted that Israel developed the bird flu virus to harm the genes of its Arab neighbors.

An article published by the newspaper argues that Israel spread the virus in the Far East to mislead the world.

The newspaper backed its suspicions by citing a 1998 report in the Sunday Times that Israel is developing a biological “ethnic bomb” that would kill Arabs and not Jews.

According to the Times, Israeli scientists are trying to identify genes characteristic to Arabs and then develop viruses that attack these genes. The newspaper said the program is being carried out at the Institute for Biological Research in Nes Tsiona near Tel Aviv.

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[applegrove]

1. Yep.

[Behind the Aegis]

2. Does Israel control the weather yet?

:crazy:

[Ian David]

4. Japanese Mafia controls the weather. Oil companies control earthqukes

Pay attention to your conspiracy theories.

[DemInDistress]

6. No America controls the weather...H.A.A.R,P. based in Alaska

I saw a terrific video about the billion watts of energy blasted into the "electro-jet" in the upper atmosphere..was amazed..Chem trails are real !!

[barb162]

8. Ya' mean it doesn't?

[Ian David]

3. And unfortunately, there are uneducated people willing to believe this.n/t

[Zenlitened]

5. Can we expect rioting from offended Israelis now?

:eyes: :eyes: :eyes:

[Igel]

7. You know,

the lunatic fringe in the West say things and they get published. Marketplace of ideas, letting idiots show their idiocy is the best antidote, etc., and etc.

But then there are the frayed edges of this fringe that pick up on them and quote them as authoritative. And then people have to play whack-a-mole with them: the most inane 'facts' pop up again and again, being killed off one decade only reappearing to infect others when the soil's disturbed. They're like bubonic plague spores, and al-Thawra has just developed bubos.

It's not the uneducated that read and believe this kind of tripe. It's the miseducated. "Criticial thinking" is far too complex a goal for them; remedial thinking is needed first.

[Andromeda]

9. But of course.

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