1918 Spanish Flu a Biological Warfare Agent? - Page 4

BlueAngel · #31 10-31-2009, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Fahrenheit 912

The US Army has its own intelligence department, separate from the CIA. Although they usually coordinate their activities and share information, I can see why the US Army wouldn't necessarily want to admit to a blunder of this magnitude - even to a sister intelligence agency...

What BLUNDER of THIS MAGNITUDE didn't the US Army want to share with the CIA?

BlueAngel · #32 10-31-2009, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by galexander

But again Fahrenheit 912 you are missing an important point.

Why would a Nazi chief bother telling Americans what they would have known already? If the US deliberately used Spanish Flu against German soldiers the CIA would already have known this.

What was he trying to do, insult his interrogators?

Gotta love it!

EireEngineer · #33 10-31-2009, 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by galexander

But again Fahrenheit 912 you are missing an important point.

Why would a Nazi chief bother telling Americans what they would have known already? If the US deliberately used Spanish Flu against German soldiers the CIA would already have known this.

What was he trying to do, insult his interrogators?

You do realize there was no such thing as the CIA then?

BlueAngel · #34 10-31-2009, 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by EireEngineer

You do realize there was no such thing as the CIA then?

You do realize that, apparently, Muller told his CIA interrogators about the Spanish Flu so, obvioulsy, there was such a thing as the CIA then.

EireEngineer · #35 10-31-2009, 12:52 AM

Yeah, I do think they are a little confused as to their timeline, since the CIA evolved out of the OSS, and I dont think that was even in existence in 1918.

BlueAngel · #36 10-31-2009, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by EireEngineer

Yeah, I do think they are a little confused as to their timeline, since the CIA evolved out of the OSS, and I dont think that was even in existence in 1918.

I think it is you who is a little confused.

It was stated by Fahrenheit that Muller told his CIA interrogators WHO manufactured the Spanish Flu.

This would indicate that the CIA existed at the time he was interrogated because the CIA interrogated him.

EireEngineer · #37 10-31-2009, 01:09 AM

Could be, it is late. If I could get my auto-router to run faster I could test my design and go to bed lol.

BlueAngel · #38 10-31-2009, 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by EireEngineer

Could be, it is late. If I could get my auto-router to run faster I could test my design and go to bed lol.

I suggest you forget about your auto-router and go to bed.

EireEngineer · #39 10-31-2009, 01:18 AM

Nah. See some of us have jobs. Some of us are salaried. In addition, some of us are dedicated. Besides, if I get it done tonight then I can send off the gerber files and be done with it so that I will have plenty of time to take my girlfriends daughter trick or treating tomorrow. So see...we are not all bad.

Oh and I am not a mason lol.

BlueAngel · #40 10-31-2009, 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by EireEngineer

Nah. See some of us have jobs. Some of us are salaried. In addition, some of us are dedicated. Besides, if I get it done tonight then I can send off the gerber files and be done with it so that I will have plenty of time to take my girlfriends daughter trick or treating tomorrow. So see...we are not all bad.

Oh and I am not a mason lol.

Yep.

Some of us have jobs.

Some of us are salaried.

Some of us are umeployed, starving and homeless.

Some of us, like myself, are owners of a business and dedicated to our COUNTRY, and we THANK GOD every day for our blessings.

Care to explain what you mean when you say "we're not all bad."

Very weird statement, to say the least.