Tuesday, September 17, 2024

Could North Korean biological weapons be used to target animal agriculture?

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By Dr. Robert A. Norton

Special to Poultry Times

AUBURN, Ala. — Rumors of pending war seem to be everywhere in Washington, D.C. A recent Washington Post article quoted testimony dating back to 2013 by a national security analyst with the RAND Corp., who warned North Korea was more likely to carry out an attack with biological weapons than with nuclear devices.

The analyst, Bruce Bennett, went on to say the rogue nation has "…the ability to wage biological warfare with germs like anthrax, cholera, plague and smallpox…"

Why would the Washington Post reference. . .

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