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Order West Nile Virus Online! by Robert Lederman [visit http://Baltech.org/lederman/spray/ for the real West Nile Virus story] Below is the website address ( http://www.atcc.org/ ) and two pages from the ATTC (American Type Culture Collection) homepage. The second page of info [it starts about halfway through this email] is for ordering West Nile Virus (WNV). ATTC sold Sadamn Hussein West Nile Virus and 70 other bio-warfare applicable chemicals, bacteria and viruses before the Gulf War started and its director was the former head of Rockefeller University-which may be implicated in the original WNV epidemic in Uganda in 1937 [See Newsday excerpt and Rockefeller University article excerpt below]. Note: I am not suggesting (as a planted CIA disinformation piece in the media last year attempted to do) that Iraq was responsible for the NYC West Nile "epidemic" nor am I suggesting that ATTC or any of its employees were responsible. I am suggesting that WNV could have been accidentally or deliberately released into the NYC environment by any of the individuals, government agencies or bio-medical institutions that have ordered it from ATTC over the past decades. The mechanism could have been as "innocent" as experimental waste materials from a NYC research facility being carelessly disposed of. The ease of ordering this and related materials (you can order just about any toxic virus or bacteria you've ever read about from this website) makes it clear that the CDC's stated theories that WNV came into this country "in a used tire from Asia" or via "a mosquito that might have been inside an airborne Israeli tourist's clothing" or by "mosquitoes carried here in a transatlantic storm" is about as believable as the idea that we've just had an honest election. ANYONE with a couple of hundred bucks can start their own "West Nile Virus epidemic" on their kitchen table. The only screening process is to sign a form accepting responsibility. This site is worth exploring in depth. It has references to mycoplasmas and numerous other dangerous living substances used in biowarfare that can be ordered by anyone with a credit card. -------------------------------- ATTC Homepage http://www.atcc.org/ Welcome to ATCC! Treat your cell lines to the best! Vitacell media and serum provide optimal growing conditions for your valuable cultures. You can trust Vitacell; each lot is thoroughly tested in our own laboratory. Read our media & serum flyer. ATCC now has a distributor in Europe. Click here for details. A comprehensive selection of mouse embryonic clones from the laboratory of M.S. Ko is now available. The NIA/NIH cDNA collection contains mouse clones representing various stages from preimplantation to newborn [Ko et al. Hum. Mol. Genet. 7: 1967-78, 1998 (Pubmed: 9811942); Tanaka et al. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 97: 9127-9132, 2000 (Pubmed: 10922068)]. The ERATO/Doi cDNA collection contains mouse clones from egg to blastocyst [Ko et al. Development 127: 1737-1749, 2000 (Pubmed: 10725249)]. Look for these and other clones by searching our molecular biology catalog. Looking for a fast, accurate way to check your cell lines for mycoplasma contamination? Our PCR-based Mycoplasma Detection Kit provides sensitive, reliable results in just one day. Click here for more information or to order online. We also offer expert mycoplasma testing services in our laboratory. Avoid hidden problems and have your cell lines checked soon. Visit our collections for lists of new materials: New Cell Lines New Bacteria New Fungi New Protists New Animal Viruses New Plant Viruses Search a Collection: All Collections Animal Virology Bacteriology Cell Biology Malaria Media Formulations Molecular Biology Mycology and Botany Plant Virology Protistology Special Collections Yeast Genetic Stock Center Quick Links: Biotech, Science & Health News Career Information Cell lines & hybridomas Deposit Forms International distributors Media & Serum Molecular biology materials Mycoplasma detection services Technical Services Yeast deletion availability Site map A Global Bioresource Center 10801 University Boulevard Manassas, VA 20110-2209 703-365-2700 You may continue your word search on Animal Viruses by typing in your search criteria below or go back to the Animal Viruses menu and begin a new search. To choose another collection, go back to the main menu by clicking on "search catalogs" above. For complex searches, using boolean operators, the following characters must be used: & (for AND), | (for OR), ^ (for AND NOT).An asterisk (*) is used as the wildcard. For more information please review the Search Help. ------------------------------- WEST NILE VIRUS ORDERING INFO [To access ATTC's page for ordering live samples of West Nile Virus (included below) click on >new animal viruses< near the bottom of their main page http://www.atcc.org/ ] -RL Animal Viruses ATCC Number: VR-82 Organism: West nile Designation: B 956 Depositors: M. Theiler Host of Choice: Host(s) of Choice: mouse, i. c. inoculation Isolation: Blood of patient, Uganda, Africa, 1937 Classification: Flaviviridae, Flavivirus Host Range: sM (i.c., i.p.), Ha (i.c.), Mk, CE, duck E, HaK cells, human Effect: Illness and death References: RF42630: Smithburn KC. Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg. 20: 471, 1940 Comments: Brain tissue from morbid mice will have a titer of about 10(e8). Produces encephalitis in rhesus monkey. Agglutinates goose RBC. Inactivated by ether and by sodium desoxycholate. The virus is transmitted by mosquitoes. Propagation: Growth Conditions: 2-3 days BioSafety Level: 3 Required Forms: Customer Acceptance of Responsibility; Hawaiian Department of Agriculture permit required for recipients in Hawaii; PHS permit (CDC 0.728) Shipped: freeze-dried Price: $229 Revised : May 01, 2000 Pricing Note: All prices are in U.S. dollars and are for U.S. Profit & Foreign Institutions. Our domestic (U.S. and Canada) non-profit customer-pricing discount has also changed and is now a standard 20% discount off the list price of most cultures. Cultures special ordered as test tubes, stabs or flasks, carry an additional laboratory fee of $50.00 each. Minimum invoicing is $45.00. Orders received for lesser amounts will be invoiced at the minimum. Prices are in U.S. dollars. Terms: Net 30 from date of invoice. NO COD orders or Letters of Credit accepted. ATCC Accepts VISA, MasterCard and American Express. Shipping Charges All materials are shipped FOB Manassas, freight prepaid via carrier of our choice and added to your invoice. Packaging is extra. All ATCC fees for cultures and services are subject to change without notice. Questions or Comments? ------------------ Copyright © 2000 American Type Culture Collection, 10801 University Boulevard, Manassas, VA 20110-2209 All rights reserved. -------------------------- Newsday 11/27/96 Undisclosed Connection "A Nobel laureate who headed a 1994 Pentagon study that dismissed links between chemical and biological weapons and Persian Gulf War Illness was also a director of a U.S. firm that has earlier exported anthrax and other lethal materials to Iraq before the 1991 conflict, according to federal records. Renowned geneticist Joshua Lederberg of New York served as chairman of the Defense Science Board Task force on Persian Gulf War Health Effects. At the time of the 1994 study, Lederberg was also one of 10 directors on the board of American Type Culture Collection, or ATCC. Newsday has found that the non-profit Rockville, Md. firm made 70 government approved shipments of anthrax and other disease-causing pathogens [including West Nile Virus] to Iraqi scientists between 1985 and 1989 according to congressional records...the ATCC shipments, along with supplies from other countries, had been used by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's scientists for an expanding biological weapons program, according to U.S. officials...the study was overseen by Deputy Defense Secretary John Deutch, now director of the Central Intelligence Agency...some members of the panel who served with Lederberg, 71, the former president of Rockefeller University in Manhattan, were unaware of his ties to ATCC." From: http://www.rockefeller.edu/archive.ctr/rro/bell.html Rockefeller Archive Center Research Reports Online Yellow Fever in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan by Heather Bell This article originally appeared in the 1995 Rockefeller Archive Center Newsletter. "No one had any idea that yellow fever occurred in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan until 1933, when its previous biological existence was discovered as part of an Africa-wide immunity survey conducted by the International Health Division (IHD) of the Rockefeller Foundation (RF)...The Sudan government was not willing, however, to let the yellow fever virus enter Sudan for experimental purposes, and therefore refused an IHD request to establish a yellow fever laboratory in southern Sudan. The Ugandan government gave the IHD a better reception; with the opening of the Yellow Fever Research Institute at Entebbe in 1936, IHD scientists started the search for East African yellow fever virus in order to indicate their immunity test results...When the outbreak that the IHD had been waiting for finally came, it nearly passed everyone by...In the eyes of the Sudan Medical Service (SMS) and IHD researchers, however, the epidemic was less an episode of human suffering than an exciting scientific event. Exulted Dr. Robert Kirk of the SMS, in his Scottish lilt, "If it were no' for the war, this epidemic wad be juist grrrand!" IHD doctors Alexander F. Mahaffy and Kenneth C. Smithburn isolated two strains of yellow fever virus from the Nuba Mountains. This proved the validity of the protection test and confirmed that many cases of East African yellow fever were mild, even sub-clinical. Among colonial doctors in Africa, everyone was a convert, requesting large supplies of the RF's 17D yellow fever vaccine...From acountry without African colonies, the RF provided the international personnel, outlook, and funds that made for truly global medical philanthropy." Newsday 9/29/99 Area Labs Have Long Studied Virus / Yale, Rockefeller began tests in '50s page A28 “Epidemiologists suspect that the West Nile virus has for the first time been isolated in humans or animals in the Western Hemisphere, but the virus has for decades made its home in several U.S. research laboratories, including Rockefeller University in Manhattan and Yale University in New Haven, Conn. In fact, investigators there were the first to grow and study the West Nile virus in the United States. The work began in the 1950s when unidentified viral samples from around the world arrived at Rockefeller on a steady basis.” Newsday 11/21/93 Lab Focus Was On 4 Animal Diseases "When the military officially closed Ft. Terry in 1954, Army officers turned over to Plum Island scientists 134 strains of 13 viruses collected from four continents, most obtained for development as biological warfare weapons." Robert Lederman, President of A.R.T.I.S.T. (Artists’ Response To Illegal State Tactics) ARTISTpres@aol.com (718) 743-3722 for full coverage of the real WNV story see http://Baltech.org/lederman/spray/ http://www.openair.org/alerts/artist/nyc.html No Spray Coalition, PO Box 334, Peck Slip Station, NYC 10272-0334 No Spray hotline at (718) 670-7110. [Note: this email should not be construed as encouraging anyone to order WNV from ATTC. It is for informational and educational purposes only.] /:b _______________________________________________ Nettime-bold mailing list Nettime-bold@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold