Thread: Patriot Act Authorizes Biological Agents Against US Citizens

Inspector General Refuses to Investigate Bioweapons Cover-up

Janet C. Phelan, Contributing Writer
Friday, April 22, 2011

The Inspector General for the United States Department of Justice has declined to investigate false and misleading statements made by a DOJ employee concerning domestic legislation which appears to violate an international bioweapons treaty.

In a recent unsigned letter, issued on DOJ stationary, the IG's office refused to look into written statements made by Dean Boyd, Press officer for the DOJ, wherein he made an incorrect legal citation when asked to comment on the perception that Section 817 (The Expansion of the Biological Weapons Statute) of the U.S. Patriot Act violates the International Bioweapons Convention (BWC). The BWC was signed by the U.S. in 1972 . Boyd was specifically asked to comment on 817, but denied the violation, instead referring this reporter to the law which 817 amended, which is 18 USC Section 175. When his error was pointed out, he shut down all communications with this reporter, writing: “We have nothing further for you.â€

"They'll regulate everything under the sun!" Granny's garden, what we say on the internet, oil, food, etc.. but hey! Make and sell all the chemical weapons you want and we'll walk them over with this shit load of assault rifles! That's usually when thieves strike, when people are sleeping!