Why hasn't there been an arrest in the anthrax attacks upon the 107th

[bobthedrummer]

Congress, media figures, and a lot of innocent US Postal Service employees?

I mean we know it was Ames strain spores weaponized by the US Army for the end-user, the CIA.

This was domestic.

:grr:

[liberalnurse]

1. All our legal energy must be focused towards

the Laci Peterson murder......

[elehhhhna]

5. Mark Hacking confessed to everything.

[tom_paine]

2. Because it was a Bushfriend that did it

Look at the victims. The tabloid that printed the photos of Drunken Imperial Daughters. Democratic Senators who were starting to make noise.

(funny how they grew very silent and compliant afterwords...)

The "Liberal Media".

Because of this, we have as much chance to see an arrest in the Anthrax Assassin Case as there was of Hitler investigating, seeking out, and punishing the ones responsible for the Night of the Long Knives.

The EXACT SAME CHANCE.

0% baby.

[asjr]

7. Indeed! It was performed by Republican gardeners in their special

plot of land.

[bobthedrummer]

9. Jerome Hauer is my personal suspect #1.

Tommy Thompson hired him from SAIC on 9-10-2001.

Immediately after the attacks of 9-11-2001, but well before any specific anthrax threats, Hauer and Thompson promoted the use of Cipro (which is for anthrax) in government.

Thompson bragged about his negotiating skills with Bayer for 300 million doses of Cipro as US Postal Service employees were exposed in HOT ZONES!

Bayer emerged from I.G. Farben. Hauer is in charge of US Public Bio-Defense.
:mad::grr::argh::puke:

[nostamj]

3. ashcroft hasn't found all the hookers in New Orleans yet...

priorities people, PRIORITIES!

[HysteryDiagnosis]

4. Why haven't we bombed the facility where it is produced? Double

standard holding, double talking, two faced, malarkey spewing, fact spinnin, opportunistic twaddles that they are..... I mean this in a nice way. Only people who threaten our freedom will be mailed Anthrax... or so it would seem.

[seemslikeadream]

6. GAO Says Anthrax Danger Underestimated

A new report by the GAO (Government Accountability Office--formerly General Accounting Office) says that officials underestimated the risks to workers when anthrax-containing letters were handled in U.S. Postal Service (USPS) facilities in 2001. The findings suggest as well that revised USPS guidelines about responding to an anthrax attack need additional work. In September and October of that year, letters containing anthrax spores were sent to elected officials and media outlets. As a result, 22 cases of anthrax among workers and the public occurred, and two employees in a New Jersey post office died.

USPS was faulted by GAO for turning to public health agencies to assess the risk. After some agencies determined the risk was minimal, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention identified cases of anthrax and had some post offices shut down.

USPS has since developed an intensive training program to prepare inspectors in biohazard detection and related skills. Also, the postal service reportedly is installing equipment to detect the presence of anthrax in mail-handling facilities. The report is GAO-04-239--available at http://www.gao.gov.

http://safety.blr.com/display.cfm/id/96809


US to attack New Mexico town with Anthrax!

ANI< TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2004 03:44:54 AM >

LONDON: Owing to the ever increasing terrorist scare in America following 9/11 and the activities that took place in its aftermath, the US government has purchased an entire town to use it as a training ground for emergency workers and anti-te
rrorist squads.

According to the Sun , the town of Playas in New Mexico, which lies completely deserted after its 1,000 inhabitants were asked to move out, will be targeted with anthrax attacks, suicide bombings and the poisoning of its water supply. It will be used to open a special college for training.

"It has all the characteristics of an American community - the churches, the bank, the health clinic, even the baseball diamonds," the report quoted Van Romero, the director of the college as saying.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/866891.cms

:shrug:

[snoogins]

8. * needs to keep pratce

he failed to kill Tom Daschle and Tom Brokaw, so im sure whoever put it all together for the murdermonkey is already dead for his failure.

first rule of assassination - kill the assassin.

we will never know and perhaps * will find someone else to do it again in the next month so we can have 4 more years of hell.

[bobthedrummer]

10. It was a domestic job with a very limited number of people that had access

to US weaponized Ames strain anthrax spores. Hello?
:wtf: