Strategika 51Grippe H7N9, le dernier-né des laboratoires de biostratégie

Les Chinois ne le disent pas mais sont catégoriques: le nouveau virus de grippe aviaire H7N9 qui a récemment fait son apparition en Asie causant la mort de cinq personnes sur quatorze infectées a été génétiquement modifié par un ou plusieurs laboratoires et répandu artificiellement en Chine à des fins géostratégiques.
L’arrestation par les autorités canadiennes de deux chercheurs ayant travaillé avec des firmes gouvernementales pour contrebande de « bactéries » ou d’agents biologiques, n’est que la dernière série d’une longue guerre biologique secrète entamée en 1997 dans le cadre de ce que l’on pourrait appeler la « biostratégie ».
Les Chinois craignent par dessus tout une « mutation humainement assistée » du virus le rendant capable d’être transmis entre humains. Ce qui pourrait déclencher une pandémie. Cela fera sans doute l’affaire des grands groupes pharmaceutiques. A condition qu’elles ne perdent pas le contrôle de ce type de virus.

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