MSM report categorises vaccines as bioweapons

[jesuitsdidit]

A MSM report admits that the manufacturing of pandemic vaccines falls under the category of bioweapons i.e. that pandemic vaccines are weapons, specifically biological weapons.

http://birdflu666.wordpress.com/2012...pandemic-jabs/


Texas A&M university awarded new biodefense contract to produce pandemic jabs

June 29, 2012

The mainstream media report on three new biodefense contracts in the USA admits that the manufacturing of pandemic vaccines falls under the category of bioweapons i.e. that the pandemic vaccines are weapons, specifically biological weapons.

[jesuitsdidit]

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[dude111]

Im sorry but i doubt MSM would report any such thing!

[ritchs]

When you go to the msm link on that webpage, it is no longer working!

It's been "pulled" like building 7

I'll see if I can find another link to it!

Update: it was pulled from the Washington Post too!!

It has not been pulled yet from Dallas NBC
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/health/Te...159466775.html

Texas A&M Receives Biofense Contract

Texas A&M University Will aid U.S. in developing vaccines


By Jim Vertuno

| Monday, Jun 18, 2012 | Updated 2:36 PM CDT

Texas A&M University receives one of three national biodefense contracts to aid the U.S. in quickly developing vaccines in the event of a pandemic.


Texas A&M University will receive one of three national biodefense contracts to help the country quickly develop vaccines in the event of a pandemic and strategies for responding to bioterrorism.
The three Centers for Innovation in Advanced Development and Manufacturing were announced Monday by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Texas A&M System Chancellor John Sharp.
"We have long served our nation and risen to defend our country against national security threats," Sharp said.
The biodefense centers will work to develop vaccines to rapidly respond and protect against influenza pandemics and conduct research and training for responding to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats.
The other centers will be located in Maryland and North Carolina. The initial contract for the center at Texas A&M is worth $176 million and can be renewed for up to 25 years. University officials project a long-term investment of up to $1 billion and laud it as the biggest federal program to be awarded to the state of Texas since NASA.
"It's a game-changer for us, and, we think, for Texas," Sharp said.
In 2010, President Barack Obama said he wanted the country to develop a new plan for a better and quicker response to bioterrorism threats and attacks, the White House said. The move came after the Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation gave the government a failing grade for its efforts to prepare for and respond to a biological attack.
The new centers are a "dramatic step forward in ensuring that the United States can produce life-saving countermeasures quickly and nimbly," Sebelius said. "They will improve our ability to protect Americans' health in an emergency."
Texas A&M will partner with Georgia-based pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline, Kalon Biotherapeutics in College Station and nearly 20 other public and private researchers across the country.
Sharp said Texas A&M was well-positioned to bid for the project, given its historical connection to the U.S. military and its ongoing research in the fields of engineers, life sciences and veterinary medicine.
"This is just another war: A war against natural pandemics and not-so-natural terrorism," Sharp said.
Sharp also projected spinoff research and development in fields such as cancer research, predicting the contract will results in the thousands of construction and professional jobs for the state.
Copyright Associated Press

Good I captured it here, it is being pulled from the 'net

[dude111]

Not surprised its been deleted!