Photo: DreamWorks Animation
It’s just like the good
old days of the cold war and the 2016 election. The Russians are here.
This time, the Russians are more interested in COVID19 research than in the US
election, Ukraine, Syria or who invented the Polaroid Camera.
Yes, and according to US
Intelligence sources, the little group of Borises and Natasha’s (above) have a
cutesy name: Cozy Bear. Bears get cozy with your garbage cans and any food you
leave on the porch or in the back yard. Sometimes, they get cozy with
each other. And if you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time, they may get
cozy with you. So, a decent name.
Is it a captive
subsidiary of the Cozy Disinformation Network they’ve been running since the early
days of the trump administration? Probably. Is Putin in on it? Does a
cozy bear defecate in the woods?
Now, why would they do
this, the Cozies? Well, here’s a thought. They get our basic research,
finish the job of making a vaccine, fake the tests, approve the drug and sell
it at $10 bucks a dose while US PharamaGiant wants $3,793.00 a dose. And
they’ll create a shortage so you have to buy above MSRP.
This is the same way
they got Sputnik into orbit before we managed to launch Explorer-1 a year later.
The folksinger Oscar Brand put that contest thus: “(Russia’s) German scientists
were better than our German Scientists.” Another cold war throwback.
The Tass News Agency
says: “No, we’re not doing that.” Yeah, right.
This is the point where
trump calls Vladimir and asks him point blank. Vlad denies everything. Then
trump tweets “I believe him.”
US Intelligence is not
disclosing the names of the research labs whose computers have undergone
“possible” hacking. There are three possible reasons for this:
1.
Intelligence
agencies never tell the public anything.
2.
They
don’t really know who’s behind the hacking attempts.
3.
They
don’t want to tip MegaPharmaceuticals that PharmaGiant is onto something.
There’s a certain level
of comfort in this cold war redux.
NOTES FROM ALL OVER:
(NEW YORK) -- Simon
& Schuster says Mary trump’s tell-some book about her family sold close to
one million copies on its first day of release. That’s quite a bit more
than John Bolton’s tribute to himself which up until now was among the
publisher’s hottest sellers.
I’m Wes Richards. My
opinions are my own but you’re welcome to them. ®
Any questions? wesrichards@gmail.com
© WJR 2020
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