禽流感发生时间的政治选择(8)

Conflicts  short  of  war,  like  the  "War  on  AIDS,"  "War  on  Drugs,"  "War  on  Terrorism,"  "War  on  Cancer,"  and  now  "War  on  the  Avian  Flu"  require  sophisticated  propaganda  programs  employing  fear  campaigns  for  social  acceptance  and  popular  support  of  legislated  policies.  These  psychological  operations  (officially  termed  PSYOPS)  for  "command  and  control  warfare"  (technically  called  C2W),  experts  advise,  best  support  the  emerging  "Revolution  in  Military  Affairs"  (RMA).  The  RMA‘s  capabilities  include  "a  form  of  human  slavery"  in  which  the  world’s  captive  populations  would  not  know  they  are  enslaved.(2)

The  RMA  undoubtedly  incorporates  the  use  of  debilitating  biologicals  and  chemical  agents  most  generously  on  behalf  of  drug  and  vaccine  makers.  A  classic  example  is  the  toxic  carcinogenic  organophosphate  pesticides  deployed  against  human  populations,  said  to  target  "mosquitoes,"  in  the  "War  Against  the  West  Nile  Virus."  Such  "non-lethal  warfare"  agents,  as  these  are  militarily  termed,  are  indeed  deadly,  but  mortality  results  slowly  from  toxic  exposures  allowing  more  profits  to  be  made  by  allied  pharmaceutical  and  medical  industrialists.  Victims  of  the  "non-lethal"  exposures  die  slowly  from  chronic  debilitating  diseases.  Expensive  hospitals  and  long-term  care  facilities  are  virtual  concentration  camps.  The  ailments  generated  for  "iatrogenocide"  include  the  plethora  of  autoimmune  diseases  and  newer  cancers  virtually  non-existent  50  years  ago.  This  fact,  alone,  strongly  suggests  a  genocidal  socio-economic  and  political  agenda.

Avian  Flu  for  Profit

In  response  to  SARS,  senior  fellow  at  the  Hudson  Institute  in  Washington,  Michael  Fumento,  published  an  economic  thesis  in  Toronto  related  to  the  one  I  advance  here.  The  "Super-bug  or  Super  Scare,"  he  wrote  was  published  in  Canada’s  National  Post.  Canadians  were  warned  to  "quarantine  themselves,"  wear  masks,  and  in  some  cases  stay  home.  The  Ontario  Health  Minister  declared  a  "health  emergency,"  as  the  media  dubbed  the  "mysterious  killer"  a  "super-pneumonia."  Recoiling  from  the  hype,  Fumento  asked  and  answered  a  few  "real  questions  .  .  .  How  lethal,  how  transmissible,  and  how  treatable  is  this  strain?"  The  answers,  he  concluded,  "leave  no  grounds  for  excitement,  much  less  panic."  The  same  may  be  said  for  this  new  curse  of  avian  flu.(1)   (责任编辑：泉水)

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