Kazakhstan denies military laboratory
was seized by rioters after Russia claimed
a possible pathogen leak occurred at controversial
facility, as country's health ministry
says more than 160 have been killed during
protests in the country
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/9/2022 8:25:01 PM
Officials in Kazakhstan have denied that a controversial 'military biological laboratory' was seized in the recent unrest, which has so far claimed 160 lives since starting on January 2. It is not clear if the 164 deaths refer only to civilians or if law enforcement deaths are included, but the number—provided by the health ministry to state news channel Khabar-24—are a significant rise from previous tallies.(Snip)Russian media highlighted claims that the US-funded facility near Almaty was compromised, resulting in a possible leak of dangerous pathogens.(Snip)The secret bio-laboratory funded by the US defence department—which has links to Russian and Chinese scientists
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Did I ever tell you the definition of insanity?
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The US government funds the creation of novel pathogens by shady labs in hostile lands, and US corporations then sell us sketchy cures for tens of billions of dollars. Isn't this what the Founders had in mind for our republic?