Lyme Disease The Result Of Secret Bioweapons Program?

Dr. Robert W. Malone writes that "Declassified Documents Link U.S. Bioweapons Program to Lyme Disease Outbreak." Basic outline:

1. In 1962, the CIA introduced infected ticks into Cuba in an effort to cripple its sugarcane production.
2. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara authorized Project 112 in 1962, creating what researchers describe as a bioweapons program “almost as large and secretive as the Manhattan Project.” The program involved 134 scheduled tests from 1962-1974 with production facilities capable of breeding 100 million infected mosquitoes monthly and 50 million fleas weekly. 
3. Between 1966 and 1969, the U.S. military released 282,800 lone star ticks made radioactive with Carbon-14 across Virginia sites along bird migration routes. 
4.  In 2014, researchers discovered extensive unpublished materials in the garage of deceased scientist Willy Burgdorfer, who identified the bacterium that causes Lyme disease. The materials revealed that Burgdorfer had found a second pathogen called “Swiss Agent” in Lyme patient blood samples from Connecticut and Long Island in the late 1970s but omitted these details from his final research on the Lyme disease bacterium. Burgdorfer insinuated during a 2013 interview that there had been an accidental release of some sort. 
5.  Plum Island Animal Disease Center sits just 13 miles from Lyme, Connecticut, where the disease was first identified. From 1952-1969, the facility was managed by the Army Chemical Corps for biological warfare research before transfer to the Department of Agriculture. The facility often conducted experiments out of doors with acknowledged containment failures, and wildlife regularly moved between Plum Island and the mainland. Richard Endris maintained “over 200,000 soft and hard ticks of varying species in tick nurseries on Plum Island, personally collected from locations as far away as Cameroon, Africa.”
6. The Long Island Sound region experienced an unprecedented outbreak of tick-borne diseases beginning in 1968, with infections concentrated in the area around Plum Island. 
   

And there is more. (See also "CIA accused of secret bioweapon experiments linked to major outbreak in its own people"--Daily Mail).