Judicial Watch: Defense Department Records Reveal U.S. Funding of Anthrax Laboratory Activities in Ukraine

judicialwatch ^ | 11/10/2022 | judicialwatch

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Judicial Watch announced today it received 345 pages of records from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), a component of the U.S. Department of Defense, revealing that the United States funded anthrax laboratory activities in a Ukrainian biolab in 2018. Dozens of pages are completely redacted, and many others are heavily redacted. The records show over $11 million in funding for the Ukraine biolabs program in 2019.

The records were obtained in response to a February 28, 2022, Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency for records regarding the funding of Black & Veatch involving work of any manner with biosafety laboratories in the country of Ukraine.

Three phases of work are discussed in the records, several of which are indicated to have occurred “on site” at the Ukrainian labs.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency provided a report titled “PACS [Pathogen Asset Control System] at the [redacted (b)(3), which exempts information from disclosure when a foreign government or international organization requests the withholding, or the national security official concerned has specified in regulations that the information’s release would have an adverse effect on the U.S. government’s ability to obtain similar information in the future] Phase 2 On-the-Job Training Report, December 11-13/December 26, 2018” The Executive Summary includes information regarding “on-site” activities, likely referring to a Ukrainian biolab:

PACS [Pathogen Asset Control System] on-the-job training was conducted for users of the [redacted (b)(3)] on December 11-13, under Phase 2 implementation activities, Anthrax Laboratory activities were conducted on December 28, 2018.

PACS existing configuration and customization were checked jointly with the on-site PACS Working Group

Phase 1 implementation activities including progress and current status were reviewed; issues and problems discussed and resolved;

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[BenLurkin]

Military Operation in Ukraine on November 10, 2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXarf1nMvJ4

[kiryandil]

Accusations of “Putin puffer” incoming in 3...2...1...

[rfp1234]

That’s interesting. But puny compared to the horrors that Fauci, the Bat Lady, and the kooks at Boston U. have developed with gain-of-function technology.

[Tupelo]

But But But

The American government flat out denied any knowledge about any Bio Lab in Ukraine.
We all know, the American Government would never lie about something like that. Would they?

Hell Yes they would!

[Olog-hai]

. . . therefore let Putin take over Ukraine. So he can use it himself.

[max americana]

get ready for ukraine PM’s from the other username of Freeper Greetings Puny Human which ends in aol s/

[algore]

So maybe someone can explain why we can outsource our bio weapons programs but we don’t outsource stuff from Lockheed and Boeing and General Dynamics etc.

Certainly we should send all of our nuclear waste processing to places who would be happy to do it cheap like North Korea and Iran, maybe China or Afghanistan ?

It just seems so wrong somehow

[Widget Jr]

The Biological Threat Reduction Program was started after the USSR fell to monitor and clean up Soviet era chemical and biological weapons. When that was over, the labs were repurposed for disease control.

Black & Veatch makes the Pathogen Asset Control System software to manage the samples. They have been involved in disease management software for over decade. Contracts for proprietary or specialized software often include the tech support and training, and that makes a lot of paperwork.

Training medical staff on the software to track their work is not a conspiracy.

[imabadboy99]

They have intense hatred for America first because they are globalists and traitors and open borders lunatics.

[BlackbirdSST]

The Biological Threat Reduction Program was started after the USSR fell to monitor and clean up Soviet era chemical and biological weapons. When that was over, the labs were repurposed for disease control. Black & Veatch makes the Pathogen Asset Control System software to manage the samples. They have been involved in disease management software for over decade. Contracts for proprietary or specialized software often include the tech support and training, and that makes a lot of paperwork. Training medical staff on the software to track their work is not a conspiracy.

Then what was with all of the denials on this above board work Chief Inspector Widget?