http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,24937147-954,00.html

The bad news is that they are experimenting with biowarfare. The easiest way to spread it would be using an infected person, although access to any mass market food manufacturer would work.  There are other ways, but they require very sophisticated equipment and expertise to prepare the dispersing agent, without going into details.

I've gone through a training program that details such things. We were expecting it last year in the US, and perhaps Australia. Looks like it fell through.

The good news is that relatively simple antibiotics can cure the majority of these infections if they are caught at an early enough stage.

Sweet justice. Just like when bomb makers blow themselves up.

muso wrote on Jan 20^th, 2009 at 1:46pm:

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,24937147-954,00.html The bad news is that they are experimenting with biowarfare. The easiest way to spread it would be using an infected person, although access to any mass market food manufacturer would work.  There are other ways, but they require very sophisticated equipment and expertise to prepare the dispersing agent, without going into details. I've gone through a training program that details such things. We were expecting it last year in the US, and perhaps Australia. Looks like it fell through. The good news is that relatively simple antibiotics can cure the majority of these infections if they are caught at an early enough stage.

This is more propaganda. What these peaceful messengers of Islam were trying to do, was devise a better cure for the plague. In'shalla, they failed.