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originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: MountainLaurel
ML, I understand she passed in her sleep, overnight.
originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi
Thank you for the link. Before my hiatus earlier in the year I was checking this site every so often but when I reset my laptop
I'd lost the link.......She was very kind to me when I first started participating here, she will be missed.
originally posted by: igloo
originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi
Thank you for the link. Before my hiatus earlier in the year I was checking this site every so often but when I reset my laptop
I'd lost the link.......She was very kind to me when I first started participating here, she will be missed.
I'm sad she's gone. She was so supportive to me when I was trying to catch up in this thread.
Glad she got to do an update video on Glamis after the queen's passing. In the youtube comments she mentions having had a stroke, though doesn't state when.
RIP Yig
originally posted by: Nevercompromise
I haven't kept up with her for awhile.
What she had with Somerset Belenof was pretty wild.
Am I the only one wondering if she said too much?
As hard as it is to find ANYTHING on SB Yig seems to have uncovered more on her than anyone else on the net and even had an informal correspondence with her and that group.
Has she talked about SB lately?
originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: MountainLaurel
ML, I understand she passed in her sleep, overnight.
originally posted by: Thoughtful1
a reply to: RookQueen
U.S. Officials Revisit Rules for Disclosing Risky Disease Experiments
We need to keep eyes on this Boston University Gain of Function Research. They are hoping the public will suffer from the usual amnesia.
Christian Hassell, senior science adviser to the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for the Preparedness and Response, said that naming the members of the expert review panel could make serving on it less attractive. “As much as it would be good to publicize the individual names, as suggested, if that chills anyone from willing to be on serve on that committee, that would be detrimental,” he said.
Hassell wouldn’t disclose the panel’s size, but said that its members were “very experienced, very actively involved in research”.
National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity to meet
What
The National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) will convene virtually on Sept. 21, 2022, to discuss its progress in reviewing existing U.S. biosecurity oversight frameworks governing research with enhanced potential pandemic pathogens and dual-use research of concern. This meeting will be videocast and members of the public are encouraged to provide comments either orally or in writing.
Prior to joining the Department of Defense, Dr. Hassell was an Assistant Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), where he served as Director of the FBI Laboratory. During his tenure, he led major efforts to expand the Laboratory’s role in National Security and Intelligence, including the Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Center (TEDAC) and other technical areas related to Weapons of Mass Destruction. In addition, he strengthened and streamlined FBI programs in traditional forensics, particularly in such rapidly evolving areas as DNA, chemistry and the use of instrumentation to augment pattern-based forensic techniques (e.g., fingerprints, firearms, and documents). He also led many engagements with international counterparts, with focus on enhancing counterterrorism interactions with “Five-Eyes” partners, as well as new technical collaborations in Asia, Latin America and with such key multilateral groups as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and INTERPOL.
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Dr. Hassell led programs in analytical chemistry, instrumentation development, and nuclear weapons forensics at Los Alamos National Laboratory. This also included serving as an intelligence analyst with the Department of Energy Field Intelligence Element for a variety of issues related to Chemical, Biological, Nuclear, Radiological and Explosives (CBRNE) threats. During this time, he also served as a subject matter expert for chemical and biological weapons with the Iraq Survey Group in Baghdad.
Earlier in his career, Dr. Hassell was a Senior Research Chemist at DuPont, developing online analytical instrumentation for chemical and bioprocess facilities for both research and manufacturing. This included extensive R&D on fermentation-based processes for manufacturing small molecule commodity chemicals.
Chris tian ‘Risks-Be-Damned’ Hassell: Pushing Dangerous, Taxpayer-Funded Genetic Engineering and Gain-of-Function Research (Aug 2020)
One U.S. government scientist who’s been linked, at least indirectly, with at least one gain-of-function research lab failure is Dr. Christian Hassell.
Yet despite his questionable track record on safety, Hassell still holds the power to secretly exert major control over the so-called “biodefense” industry—by deciding which research gets approved and which corporations receive government contracts.
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Controversy continues to follow him. Today, in his current role in the Trump administration, Hassell has been accused by a whistleblower of surreptitiously seeking $100 million in government funding for DOD projects on chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats in labs that he admitted were "in trouble for shady dealings, illegal accounting and lack of accountability.”
Let’s start with the anthrax investigation, which the FBI also refers to “Amerithrax.”
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Trump subsequently made a big show of cutting funding for EcoHealth Alliance, an NIH grantee that had subcontracted with the Wuhan lab.
What Trump didn’t do was take any action regarding the Potential Pandemic Pathogen Care & Oversight Review Committee (P3CO), a secret committee that continues to direct NIH funding to controversial gain-of-function research, the type used to make biological weapons.
As we write this today, the WIV could well be receiving money from the NIH through the secret P3CO committee.
But we wouldn’t know. Because P3CO’s committee members, its reviews and its decisions are all secret.
It’s possible Trump knows nothing about this, but his deputies, including Christian Hassell and Robert Kadlec, Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Service, do know. (Kadlec deserves his own profile in the Gain-of-Function Hall of Shame. Stay tuned).
There's more, alot to digest in that article.
“I’m here to talk about the Secretary of Defense’s priorities. … His first priority is lethality. … Lethality is a little awkward for us, because our program, by and large, is for force protection, and just for the record we do not have an offensive biological and chemical program, period. But the way I interpret that and the way we are positioning that whole idea is that the thing that differentiates the DOD mission in chem-bio in some respects from say the DHS or HHS mission is that it’s not just enough to protect our force, to survive, but it’s to protect them to fulfill their mission. They just can’t wear a suit and hunker down and hope that the threat passes. They’ve got to be able to move out.”
originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: Guyfriday
May have found Q
This is about an hour long and was released 10/20/22. I did not watch it all, but plan to tomorrow. It puts together a lot of what most of us have seen but links it all together.
It reveals how John Titor fits into Q's plan to save the world and why he actually stopped in1999.
Remember he said he wanted to get some photos and talk with some family and friends? Well what if
he came to warn a friend that there was a plot to kill him thereby saved his life? Then he enlightened family about the
not so great reset and revealed that Time Travel is real Then the plan to save the world was hatched and Q was born....
rumble.com...
originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: Nevercompromise
Hey Never. Earlier I put Somerset Belenof in the ATS search and it brought up a lot of stuff that had been discussed if you want to try that.
originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: MetalThunder
The first scary movie I saw was about killer trees that could walk......I was 5 or 6 and it was Skeery! The trees looked similar to the one in this vid.