The Russian invasion of Ukraine may put at risk a network of US-linked labs in Ukraine that work with dangerous pathogens, said Robert Pope, the director of the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program,a 30-year-old Defense Department program that has helped secure the former Soviet Union’s weapons of mass destruction and redirect former bioweapons facilitiesand scientists toward peaceful endeavors.
The labs in Ukraine are not bioweapons facilities.
While the United States isn’t maintaining bioweapons facilities, Pope said, war could put pathogen collections in Ukraine at risk.
They're counting on most people's inability to a) read more than a few sentences b) identify contradictions and c) (most importantly) trust themselves if they somehow do start to have a little bit of a blinking Contradiction Indicator (thanks Postmodernism).
Wow that is doublespeak in spades for sure.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine may put at risk a network of US-linked labs in Ukraine that work with dangerous pathogens, said Robert Pope, the director of the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program,a 30-year-old Defense Department program that has helped secure the former Soviet Union’s weapons of mass destruction and redirect former bioweapons facilitiesand scientists toward peaceful endeavors.
The labs in Ukraine are not bioweapons facilities.
While the United States isn’t maintaining bioweapons facilities, Pope said, war could put pathogen collections in Ukraine at risk.
They're counting on most people's inability to a) read more than a few sentences b) identify contradictions and c) (most importantly) trust themselves if they somehow do start to have a little bit of a blinking Contradiction Indicator (thanks Postmodernism).
Again
First thing you do when conducting military invasions is always....
...go hit the peaceful, loving, non-military, totally non-bioweapon labs?