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  • mindaslab@lemmy.ml
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    3 years ago

    Not a single US soldier has been punished for war crimes, how can we get USA punished for bio-warfare labs?

  • a_Ha@lemmy.ml
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    3 years ago

    Ok, so 30 ( alleged ) / 336 “labs” (biological military activities) so aprox 10%. - - and USA is stupid enough to put those in a country that is constantly under threat from a Russian invasion ? Really ? Without the tiniest “/s” ?
    ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆, i am sure you are amongst the brightest. So of course, you don’t believe this. Yet you have a strong incentive to publish it. What’s more we are in a time of war. So, 1+1=2 right ?

    Can we help you ? (we.cou1d.pretend.to.be1ieve)

  • AgreeableLandscape@lemmy.mlM
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    3 years ago

    This is what the US is hounding China to do because they’re absolutely convinced that COVID-19 was created in a lab despite no real evidence (and a full WHO audit in China finding nothing). So they wouldn’t be so hypocritical as to refuse to do it themselves right?

    • ksynwa@lemmy.ml
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      3 years ago

      Even bigger issue is the fact that US routinely engages in chemical and biological warfare on top of being the only country that has used nuclear weapons not only in Japan (twice), but also in Iraq in the form of depleted uranium rounds.

      If there is one country in the world that cannot be trusted to have these kinds of facilities it’s the US. I really hope this chicanery comes to an end before something horrible comes out of these labs.

      • Julianus@lemmy.ml
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        3 years ago

        Really? Not the one that poisons dissidents, journalists, and defectors? Because that’s Russia. That’s the one country in the world that definitely can’t be trusted.

        • ksynwa@lemmy.ml
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          3 years ago

          Poisoning dissidents is not biological or chemical warfare. For context, US dropped disease ridden insects and fowl feathers during their war on Korea. Am example of chemical warfare is their use of Agent Orange in Vietnam to hurt their agriculture which has ended up poisoning their water supply to this day.

          No one is asking you to trust Russia. But Russia doesn’t have 300+ labs over the world inventing novel ways to kill for them.

          • Julianus@lemmy.ml
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            3 years ago

            I’m uneasy on American expenditures on biological weapons, to be sure. Even if they’re researching how to counter them, the doomsday scenario is the accidental release of an airborne pathogen. The risk has never made sense to me.

            But two points:

            1. The Russians and Assad did use chemical weapons against civilians in Syria. Done simply to mop up rebel cities at the cheapest cost.
            2. Putin poisoned his targets in the most dramatic ways possible: with radioactive isotopes and nerve agents that only governments can produce. He killed them with weapons of mass destruction just to make a point. He went to far to do it on foreign soil!
              • Julianus@lemmy.ml
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                3 years ago

                The poisoning of dissidents was done with biological and nuclear weapons to underscore the point that Putin has them and is willing to use them flagrantly.

                Also that Russia has recently used chemical weapons against civilians. If China was actually worried about this subject (and not deflecting from Covid scrutiny), they’d be watching Russia’s actions in Ukraine very closely. Attacking nuclear reactors and now talking up chemical weapons indicates Russia is aiming for a false flag pretext where they blame Ukraine for Russia’s misdeeds. Like accusing Ukraine of shelling their own refuges, when artillery is Russia’s core strength.