washingtonsblog | WASHINGTON’S BLOG: You said recently that
laboratories in West Africa run by the Centers for Disease Control and
Tulane University are doing bioweapons research. What documentary
evidence do you have of that?
You mentioned that a map produced by the CDC shows where the laboratories are located on the West Coast of Africa?
DR. FRANCIS BOYLE: Yes. They’ve got one in
Monrovia [the capital of Ebola-stricken Liberia] … one in Kenema,
Sierra Leone [the third largest city in the Ebola-hotzone nation], which
was shut down this summer because the government there believed that it
was the Tulane vaccines which had set this whole thing off.
And then they have another one in Guinea, where the first case [of Ebola] was reported.
All of these are labs which do this offensive/defensive biowarfare work.
And Fort Detrick’s USAMRIID [the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute
for Infectious Diseases] has also been over there. So it’s clear what’s
been going on there.
CDC has a long history of doing biowarfare work. I have them doing
biowarfare work for the Pentagon in Sierra Leone as early 1988.
WASHINGTON’S BLOG: And how do you know that? Have you seen official documents?
DR. FRANCIS BOYLE: An official government document: the Biological Defense Research Program, May 1988. I analyzed it in my book, Biowarfare and Terrorism.
It’s clear that [the U.S. bioweapons researchers] were using Liberia to try to circumvent the Biological Weapons Convention. And CDC – for years – has been up to its eyeballs in biowarfare work.
They always try to justify the development of offensive biological weapons by claiming it’s being done for “defensive” purposes. That’s just a lie … and it’s always been a lie.
It’s been the case on Ebola and just about every other biowarfare agent you can think of.
WASHINGTON’S BLOG: Does that type of research violate the Biological Weapons Convention?
DR. FRANCIS BOYLE: Well, of course! It also
violates the Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act [which Boyle
drafted], which was passed unanimously by both houses of the United
States Congress and signed into law by President Bush, Senior.
That Act creates life in prison for this type of “Dr. Menegle” type work.
WASHINGTON’S BLOG: And Obama recently said
– as quoted in the New York Times article – that he’s “curtailing” this
type of defensive research, or putting it on hold.
Do you believe him?
DR. FRANCIS BOYLE: That’s the smoking gun,
right there. Read that article [the New York Times article quoted
above, which notes "a sudden change of heart by the Obama
administration" about labs creating ever-deadlier versions of germs
which are already lethal].
The reason they’ve stopped it is to cover
themselves, I think, because they know that this type of work was behind
the outbreak of the [Ebola] pandemic in West Africa.
But that’s an admission right there, de facto.
