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“By making possession of the virus a crime against humanity, any future attempt to recreate the virus through biotechnology methods would meet international condemnation and sanction.” 

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Why would anyone want to retain samples of a virus, long since eradicated from the earth, and use those samples to mutate and experiment with? For what purpose?  What are they planning as the end use? And whom would they be thinking about using it on?

Turns out the US and Russia are fighting every attempt to force final destruction of the smallpox virus samples and have been fighting the destruction of these samples of smallpox for years. 

The last case of smallpox ever recorded was in 1978 and the result of a laboratory accident.  The only places smallpox exists today is in the bioweapons research centers in the US and Russia.

In 2001, a PBS interview highlighted the fact that the Bush Administration was anticipating a bioterrorist attack using smallpox.  Since the only known samples of the virus are owned by the US and Russia, I have to wonder who exactly would have launched this attack? And who in this world would keep such a lethal virus for any reason once it has been eradicated worldwide except for what is being used for experimentation by what has to be a collection of international madmen?

The PBS interview alludes many times to the Russians, and says they had enough smallpox virus to manufacture 200 tons of the virus every year.  Not one word is mentioned about the US also having stockpiles of the virus which could produce equal amounts.  Of course, this all coincided perfectly with the new smallpox vaccine.

The PBS interview was clearly staged propaganda and was being used to cement in the public mind that smallpox was on its way and it was the Russian’s bringing it which would also make people run terrified to get the new and improved, genetically altered and mutated vaccine.  More