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Saturday, August 11, 2012
Not good enough for the CDC, WHO to engineer and release weaponized viruses to kill millions of "useless eaters (Kissinger quote)," now they brazenly announce IN ADVANCE the release of genetically engineered disease carrying animals BY SATANIC FOREIGN SCIENTISTS, confident that impotent, terrorized U.S. population will be powerless to stop them - and perhaps by now, they truly are
The 5th Estate
By Robert S. Finnegan
08/11/2012
By allowing their own children to be exposed to this evil, Americans re-define the definition of cowardice
I recently received the following e-mail from an obviously distraught mother in Florida, who has summoned the courage to speak out:
Robert -
As a mom of three boys, I'm no stranger to mosquito bites. But I never thought I'd have to even think about mutant mosquitoes bred in a science lab biting my kids.
It may sound like the the premise of a science fiction novel, but it's really happening in my community -- Key West, Florida. A company called Oxitec wants to test its genetically engineered mosquitoes in a "real life" environment, and it decided that the town where my kids play would be a good testing ground. I don't think so.
I've been involved in a community effort to keep mutant mosquitoes out of Key West, but Oxitec has gone over our heads to the FDA to get permission to test their bugs on our community anyway.
These mosquitoes were supposedly developed to combat Dengue Fever (a disease carried by mosquitoes). But it's been years since we've had a case of Dengue Fever in Key West, because we have prevention systems in place. Oxitec -- a British corporation -- thinks its mutant mosquitoes would be a cheaper solution, but if our current system is working, why would we introduce genetically engineered mosquitoes into our community, especially when independent scientists have raised concerns over the effects the bugs could have on our local ecosystem?
Although most of the mosquitoes being bred are male, some are female, which means there's a risk of these bugs biting people. It's the FDA's job to protect Americans, not expose us to insects bred in science labs that could have unknown effects on our ecosystems and public health.
Thanks,
Mila de Mier
The CDC did not return calls from The 5th Estate seeking comment on this story.
The 5th Estate
By Robert S. Finnegan
08/11/2012
By allowing their own children to be exposed to this evil, Americans re-define the definition of cowardice
I recently received the following e-mail from an obviously distraught mother in Florida, who has summoned the courage to speak out:
Robert -
As a mom of three boys, I'm no stranger to mosquito bites. But I never thought I'd have to even think about mutant mosquitoes bred in a science lab biting my kids.
I've been involved in a community effort to keep mutant mosquitoes out of Key West, but Oxitec has gone over our heads to the FDA to get permission to test their bugs on our community anyway.
These mosquitoes were supposedly developed to combat Dengue Fever (a disease carried by mosquitoes). But it's been years since we've had a case of Dengue Fever in Key West, because we have prevention systems in place. Oxitec -- a British corporation -- thinks its mutant mosquitoes would be a cheaper solution, but if our current system is working, why would we introduce genetically engineered mosquitoes into our community, especially when independent scientists have raised concerns over the effects the bugs could have on our local ecosystem?
Although most of the mosquitoes being bred are male, some are female, which means there's a risk of these bugs biting people. It's the FDA's job to protect Americans, not expose us to insects bred in science labs that could have unknown effects on our ecosystems and public health.
Thanks,
Mila de Mier
The CDC did not return calls from The 5th Estate seeking comment on this story.
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