10 Quotes by Edward Hammond

Obviously, that contradicts what most people were led to believe when the results of the 1918 experiments were published.

I fail to understand what the real reason is for doing this.

What would happen to the Biological Weapons Convention if other countries followed suit and built large biological production facilities at secretive military bases known for weapons testing?

He wanted to comply. He wanted to talk about the whole entire incident,

We see no compelling scientific reason to re-create the virulent virus.

There's no reason to do it. What happens if other countries start doing it? What happens if there's an accident?

There's every indication and every reason to presume that if this sucker gets out, it could be equally devastating as it was in 1918.

It's a mystery what they are going to fill these labs up with, because there are, frankly, not that many BSL-4 agents, and not that many researchers to keep these places busy.

I can definitely see them testing biological weapons delivery systems for threat assessment.