Wednesday, November 08, 2023

Mark Hutchins falls for bio lab conspiracy


Mark Hutchins: Did you know of bio labs ? 

The reports of bio labs in Ukraine, where the US was allegedly creating new bio warfare weapons, are nothing but propaganda. In the aftermath of the disintegration of the USSR, Ukraine had Soviet biological laboratory research centers. The United States entered an agreement with Ukraine to assist the Ukrainians with containing and managing what was in these labs. The United States was not conducting biowarfare research in these labs.

Why would we be doing that? Effective 2014, Ukraine faced the risk of being completely invaded by the Russians. So, even if this nonsense theory was correct, it would not have been the case in the immediate aftermath of Russia taking Crimea in 2014. However, that theory was never correct.

One of the conspiracy whack jobs posted a part of an agreement regarding bio labs between United States and Ukraine. The conspiracy whack job claimed it was an agreement for the United States to engage in biowarfare research, or to support it. However, when I pulled up the document, it described what I just mentioned above. Nothing nefarious, no conspiracy, nothing like what the Russian propagandists have claimed regarding of "evidence."


Mark Hutchins: No you were not privy I'm sorry, 

This is incorrect. A lot of what the conspiracy whack jobs have said about Ukraine is arguably wrong. The two main people that I've seen advance the biological warfare laboratory nonsense are either Russian trolls or Western conspiracy whack jobs. Both groups rely on each other for strength and reach. Enough information exists online to prove these whack jobs incorrect regarding Ukraine bio research labs.

The only thing you should be sorry for is the fact that this information is something that you are privy to, via your access to the Internet. Yet, you choose to believe the nonsense people have fed you.

Mark Hutchins: when they roll out war plans they seek the intelligence not the front line, 

This is incorrect. When you roll out the war plans, you are rolling out something that is already out of date. New information is required and is obtained via multiple methods. Yes, what is going on in the front lines is key. You need what is going on with the front lines, or potential frontlines, before you send combat troops into the area.

Mark Hutchins: you have mistaken the knowledge needed to create planning offensive and defensive, 

Again, you are incorrect. My argument is based on firsthand experiences related to the topic that you and I have argued. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. It is painfully obvious that you have absolutely no military experience under your belt. You, not having that experience, are trying to lecture somebody who does have that experience and who is trying to correct you by informing you of what really happens. I told you what kind of knowledge is needed to create planning for offensive and defensive. Without information straight from the front lines, whatever plans you come up with are futile, incomplete, and do a disservice to those who must carry out the operations.

Mark Hutchins: how do seals know what to expect? Intelligence, 

Intelligence straight from the front lines, what you claim is not needed. Your "recently retired naval officer" was more than likely a desk jockey relying on open-source information in addition to Navy related information that he may have been privy to. This is assuming that this individual is who he claims to be, and is not a Russian troll. 


Mark Hutchins: sorry my friend, you are way off base and ilinformed

Again you, having no military experience under your belt, or having a lack of military deployment experience if you did serve, are trying to tell someone who not only has military experience but also has deployment experience where intelligence and carrying out plans are involved, that he is "way off base" and "ill informed."

Your narcissism is such that you do not see what you are doing here. You, having no experience, yet you told someone with experience in the debate topic that he is "incorrect" in response to your being told how things work in the real military.

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