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jaymac

10-27-2001, 06:44 AM

<title>A Proposed 'OPTIMUM TRAJECTORY' PROJECT 4 PSITECH Laurie McDougall jaymac ljmcdougall@home.com</title>
Dan: 
 
1. SHUT OFF THE DAMN CAPS KEY!!! 
 
thank you 
 
Laurie 
 
 
 
On 10/26/01 11:35:22 PM, Dan Luxan wrote: 
>>I JUST READ UR ARTICLE ON 'OPTIMUM 
>TRAJECTORIES' - EXCELLENT & RIGHT ON! 
> 
>WE ACTUALLY HAVE MANY POTENTIAL 
>'FUTURES' THAT WE CAN 
>'ACCESS/EXPERIENCE' WITH APPROPRIATE 
>KNOWLEDGE/TRAINING - TRV B'G 1.

pmagee

10-28-2001, 01:04 AM

<title>Dan Luxan: A couple of questions Philip Magee pmagee pmagee1103@hotmail.com</title>
Dan, 
 
Thank u 4 t fast and thorough response. I sent u an email directly. If u don't get it, please reply here 2 let me know. 
 
It's kinda fun typing like this, although it drives t spell checker (& Lavi) crazy! Is t all-caps thing part of t future language as well? I noticed u changed that on some of ur posts after Lavi got on u about it.

Chagyah

10-29-2001, 08:34 AM

<title>Dan Luxan: self-promoter ! Lavi Chagyah Chagyah lavi_chagyah@yahoo.com</title>
On 10/26/01 5:08:57 PM, Dan Luxan wrote: 
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1ST - I CONGRATULATE U ON UR COURTEOUS 
RESPONSE - & UR Q'S. 
 
ANY OTHERS WHO CHOOSE 2 RESPOND 2 ANY OF 
MY COMMS IN A SARCASTIC, DISCOURTEOUS 
MANNER WILL NOTTTT B ANSWERED - PERIOD. 
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...............Outstanding ! Does this mean you'll be returning to the chat-rooms of Yahoo !I'm sure you'll find hundreds of sycophants there ! 
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IF U READ ANY ANCIENT TEXT, U WILL FIND 
THEY R MUCH MUCH MORE DIFFICULT 2 
'INTERPRET/UNDERSTAND' THAN MY WORDS, 
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................Believe it or not..there were delusionaries back then..nothing you've put forth here is new, original or even interesting ! 
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FUNDAMENTALISTS' INTERPRET/UNDERSTAND 
SCRIPTURES FROM A LOWER 3 D/D LEVEL 
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............. even worse for we also demand verifiable proof & objective evidence ! 
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MY MISSION IS 2 ASSIST THOSE WHO R 
POTENTIAL 'MARGINAL' GRADS - & ONLY 
THOSE WHO DO SINCERELY WANT 2 GRAD THIS 
CYCLE. 
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........" For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts they will heap teachers to themselves, who will tickle their ears; telling them what they want to hear.And they will turn away their ears from the truth, and be turned to fables." II Timothy 4:3-4 
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U HAD BETTER THROW OUT ALLLLL 'HOLY 
BOOKS' BCUZ THEY R ALLLLLLLL FULLLLLLL 
OF 'DIRE PROPHECIES'!!!!!!!! 
LOLOLOLOLOLOL 
WAKEEEEEEEEEEEEE UPPPPPPPPPP! 
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...............Ever wonder why they're called "holy" ? hehehehehehehehe 
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This a a TRV BB (Psitech property ) I'm sure your blatant self-promotion will not go un-noticed. Its a BB for the exchange of ideas...not to fill out your dance card for your training classes ! 
 
Shalom 
Lavi Chagyah

snow

11-06-2001, 04:37 PM

<title>small pox Kimberly Snow snow ksnow@psitech.net</title>
Warning of smallpox terror risk 
By Ben Aris in Moscow, Roger Highfield and Philip 
Delves Broughton in New York 
(Filed: 06/11/2001) 
 
THE Russian scientist in charge of one of the last 
known deposits of the smallpox virus called 
yesterday for the reintroduction of mass vaccination, 
saying terrorists could easily lure underpaid former 
Soviet researchers to turn it into a weapon. 
 
"Smallpox is a very dangerous weapon in the hands 
of terrorists and you don't need some clever way of 
delivering it," said Dr Lev Sandakhchiyev, director of 
Russia's Vektor Institute. The Siberian centre holds 
one of only two official samples of the extinct 
disease. 
 
"All you need is a sick fanatic to get to a populated 
place. The world health system is completely 
unprepared for this." 
 
The disease claimed around one billion lives before 
being declared extinct in 1980. Inoculation has not 
been routine for decades but, in the light of 
heightened fears of bioterrorism, worldwide 
vaccination should be reintroduced, Dr 
Sandakhchiyev said. 
 
In the past few weeks, following the anthrax attacks 
in the United States, moves by American and British 
authorities have underlined how smallpox is 
considered more than a theoretical concern. 
 
However, Prof Harry Smith, chairman of the Royal 
Society working group on biological weapons, said 
the call for worldwide vaccination was "going over 
the top". But he added: "On the other hand, I think 
smallpox vaccine needs to be ready to immunise key 
people and deal with any outbreak, if it occurs." 
 
This week, the United States Centre for Disease 
Control (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia, began a series of 
training courses on smallpox for some employees 
and state and local health workers. It also 
vaccinated 140 doctors and nurses against smallpox 
over the weekend. They will act as shock troops 
against any signs of an epidemic. 
 
"We are putting together several teams that could 
be quickly dispatched to the field if we did see a 
suspected case of smallpox," said its spokesman, 
Tom Skinner. 
 
At the end of October, the American government 
asked pharmaceutical companies if they could 
produce 300 million doses of smallpox vaccine. 
However, there has been a reluctance to introduce 
widespread vaccination because of side effects 
which, though rare, can be serious, including still 
births. 
 
Interim guidance issued by the Public Health 
Laboratory Service referred to the "serious threat" 
from the disease. Unlike anthrax, smallpox can 
spread from person to person and there is "no 
specific treatment", it said. Suspected patients must 
be put in a special isolation facility, with negative air 
pressure, and filtered ventilation. 
 
Vektor is one of only two official repositories for 
smallpox, the other being the CDC. However, it is 
possible that other facilities still have the virus, such 
as plants in Kirov, Yekaterinburg, Sergiev Posad and 
St Petersburg. There may even be other sources - 
for example, the corpse of a person killed by 
smallpox and preserved in the Arctic permafrost. 
 
Vektor was a leading centre in the Soviet biological 
weapons programme which studied the genetic code 
of the virus, genetic modification of the virus and 
tested it as a potential bio-weapon as late as 1990. 
Various initiatives have been made by the West to 
find peaceful work for former weapons scientists. 
 
But Dr Sandakhchiyev said that, like most Russian 
scientists, those at Vektor earn a pitiful £75 a month 
and so could be tempted to sell the virus and work 
on it by a well-funded terrorist group. "Everything is 
possible in today's world," he said. 
 
"If the question is, 'Do Russian scientists work in 
Iran or Iraq?' my answer is no. Do Iraqis work at 
Vektor? The answer is no," he said. 
 
"But only the devil knows with whom they meet. Our 
scientists sit at international conferences as part of 
large government delegations with a large team 
from Vektor." 
 
His concerns were echoed by Anatoly Vorobyov, a 
former general at Moscow's secret bio-weapons 
programme in the 80s. "In principle, the whole 
population needs to be vaccinated, not only in the 
United States, but in Russia and everywhere in the 
world," he said. 
 
As the American authorities stepped up their 
attempts to hunt down the source of the anthrax, 
another sample was found yesterday at a small post 
room in the Pentagon.