International Report
CRUISE ILLNESSES MAY BE BIOTERRORISM
by Jack Thompson
December 2, 2002
Miami Attorney Jack Thompson, who has been a specialist for 20 years in medical/legal issues, including infectious diseases while representing major South Florida hospitals and the Red Cross, alerts the media to the following urgent news analysis
There has been a universal and thus remarkable failure on the part of all media to address the possibility that the "Norwalk-like flu virus" besieging primarily the Disney Cruise Line may be the work of al-Qaeda affiliated bioterrorists. Consider
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- The FBI warned in early November that al-Qaeda would target the transportation industry. As early as 13 months ago the Homeland Security Department warned of the vulnerability of our food supply to bioterrorism
- The first act of terrorism on American soil was in an Oregon town in the early 1980s by a religious sect that poisoned the food by spraying from bottles pathogens onto food at local restaurants' salad bars. Al-Qaeda terror planners are students of American history
- Cruise ships feature salad bars readily accessible both to passengers and food preparers. The suspected virus is spread by contaminated food. The virus continues to plague cruise passengers, despite extraordinary steps taken to decontaminate ships. There appears to be ongoing new contamination from new sources
- Cruise ships' personnel are chronically undocumented illegal aliens, many from Muslim countries. Cruise ships are the Achille's heel of the American transporation system in this regard
5. Disney is the only cruise line owned by an American entertainment giant. Disney is arguably the leading exporter to the world of what Muslim Islamists identify as America's corrosive, fatuous, popular entertainment. More specifically, Disney's huge animated hit, Aladdin, was widely criticized upon its release by Muslims for its stereotypes of Muslims as barbarous pirates. The prophet Muhammad was a pirate.
The plausibility of bioterrorism explanation for the cruise ship illnesses is compelling.
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