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(video’s getipt door Brasscheck TV, meer hier)
Wat updates uit de VS, op het verhaal over de “zelfmoord” van anthrax-verdachte Bruce E. Ivins:
Regering probeert anthrax-verhaal te begraven
Why did the anthrax letters attempt to link 9/11 and the anthrax attack and pretend to be from radical Muslims and be anti-America and anti-Israel, if they really came from an American with a warped plan but good intentions?
An entirely different guy was actually caught on tape entering the storage area where the anthrax used in the letters was stored, without proper authorization and after being fired from his job over a racially motivated attack on an Egyptian co-worker. But instead of investigating him, or Ivins, the FBI spent years wasting time and falsely accusing an innocent guy
New York Times past anthrax-verhaal nog tijdens het lezen aan
What they took out was very interesting. They quoted a doctor, who worked with the guy who is now being accused of the anthrax attacks, as saying he didn’t think the guy did it. They took that part out! They also took out the part where this guy received the highest Pentagon award a civilian can get for his research into an anthrax vaccine to be given to our troops in 2003. They took that out!And they also took out the part where this guy was cited for testing areas outside the restricted area for anthrax spores. And he found them, in someones secretary’s desk and keyboard! Remember how this stuff was found on the mail from the drop box? It bleeds through the envelope. So, when he found it in someones secretary’s desk and then on her keyboard, that might be a good place to start looking for the culprit. But they took that part out!
Ivins: Archived letters to the editor
Originally published August 01, 2008
Dr. Bruce Ivins wrote several letters to the editors in recent years. Below is a list of letters he wrote dating back to March 5, 1998.
Hier hebben we het laatste nog niet over gehoord. In de blogosfeer dan….en op Salon.com.
>Ik denk gelijk weer aan de “zelfmoord” van David Kelly, de britse biologische wapens expert/inspecteur die teveel wist over het bedrog van de Irak “dreiging” en meer specifiek – de 45 minuten claim van Blair.