The Power of Fantasy: Bioterrorism, ISIS and Ebola Mania | Global Research
Historically, disease and culture share the same bed of significance.
Notions of purity prevail in these considerations. Bioterrorism has
become, rather appropriately, another mutation in the debate on how
foreign fighters arriving in a country might behave. Individuals such as
Jim Carafano, vice president of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis
Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy at the Heritage
Foundation, continue insisting on the need for presidential
administrations to form a “national bioterrorism watch system”.
