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History of Biowarfare, Imitator Antigens and Incapacitation Agents: Adam Finnegan & Charles Rixey (2024)

Join us on this week’s live stream as we delve into the murky history of modern bioweapons, tracing their origins from the clandestine beginnings post-World War II with Operation Paperclip to today's sophisticated manipulation of weaponized imitator antigens and prions. We'll uncover how Operation Paperclip marked the start by integrating German scientists into U.S. research programs, laying groundwork not only for space exploration but also for advancements in biological warfare. The journey will take us through the Cold War era, exploring the evolution of bioweapons that mimic biological processes, and the disturbing science behind prions – infectious agents capable of causing devastating diseases. Discover the ethical, legal, and health implications these weapons pose and join the conversation about the balance between national security and global safety.

https://t.wtyl.live/w/jhpuJrTidDL7AU7ECpLruc

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Stephan Rinbaum 1y ago

To me, the first interesting part is the use of viruses by the British to sully the reputations of the Germans and the Russians. It sure seems to me that a lot of stuff traces back to the anglo-saxons.

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