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Not to mention the terrorism angle. How hard do you think it would be for al queda to get their hands on an ebola victim, harvest a gallon of body fluids, and
by knodi123 12y ago
Not to mention the terrorism angle. How hard do you think it would be for al queda to get their hands on an ebola victim, harvest a gallon of body fluids, and smuggle it into the US? Because distribution wouldn't be hard at all; down here in texas, there are any number of outdoor misting systems that are aimed at busy streets full of sweltering tourists.
Bio-terrorism looks so easy.
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- aaron987 12y agoEbola is nothing new. If terrorists wanted to use it as a weapon, they could have done it a long time ago. Now would actually be a bad time for a bioterror attack, because people are on high alert for anything that could be ebola. It would be a lot more effective if it came out of the blue, giving it time to spread before anyone realized their fever was actually ebola.