North Korea accuses US of spreading Ebola and choosing Africa as a bio-weapon testing ground
KCNA called for the US to face a human rights trial
HEATHER SAUL
Tuesday 02 December 2014
North Korea is accusing the US of spreading the Ebola virus, claiming it has been bent on the development of bio-weapons in order to achieve world supremacy.
The secretive state reacted strongly to the Ebola outbreak by closing its border to tourists and quarantining anyone who does enter.
Now, a report by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) is claiming an aide to ex-President Reagan informed them the US had invented a progenitor of Ebola virus for the purpose of launching a biological warfare.
The aide was named as Roberts, who The Washington Post said could be a reference to Paul Craig Roberts, an econmoist.
Mr Roberts recently published a blog post entitled Is The US Government The Master Criminal Of Our Time? which cited work published by two academics on Ebola.
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Only a few weeks after a UN resolution condemned the countrys human rights record, The KCNA criticised the US for its own human rights record.
The article said the US had given $140 million (89 million) to a pharmaceutical company for research into the virus and chose Africa as a bio-weapon testing ground. It credited this claim to an unnamed Liberian professor.
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It also claimed that the US Department of Health and Human Services admitted that the US imperialists have long conducted vivisections with fatal epidemics, inflicting untold sufferings on mankind.
It added: Russian, Singaporean and American newspapers criticised that the US developed anti-Ebola virus vaccine through experiment on Ebola contagion, but has prevented this vaccine from being known to the world, only for its own interests.
It also went on to claim that the Aids pandemic was also created by the US. In one final accusation, it said: As already known to everyone, the US is the world's biggest nuke possessor.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...ca-as-a-bioweapon-testing-ground-9897529.html
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