Michael Malone - Weebly

The survivors were over sixty-five and had endured
exposure to a previous European that many years
earlier. "Why," said the scientist, "gentlemen, we could
have sneezed on Hiroshima! We could spit in Red
Square and give Russia the plague."
"But would it be right?" Eagerly asked his lapel.
"I think not," replied Wolton with a lofty frown. "I
really rather think not. All nations who abide by
international codes have long agreed that disease is not
a civilized way to kill your enemies. I am in accord."
"Myself, I'd be hard put to choose," remarked
Svatopluk over his strudel. "Get me straight, I don't
advocate mass distribution of viralization. Implementing
it as a military strategy would be your business. I just
make it."
"Why not simply let loose the plague?" Wolton
asked with an arm flourish.
"It wouldn't be right," interjected Eagerly. "Of
course, we wouldn't use it. But with a deterrent like
that, you know, we could put a stop to the arms race. I
bet we could bring peace to the world.
Right, Dr. Sweaterpluck?"