Planned parenthood lies again, my title, WND's is: Abortion Rights Group Gets Suspicious Letters

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[Alas]

The spokesman said he could not provide a copy of any of the letters. Kind of hard to show hard copies of something imaginary isn't it. Why would anyone take the word of a baby killer about anything? these baby killers are so adept at lying, that like their president Bill Clinton, they seem incapable of telling the truth.

that 90 of its clinics and offices in at least 13 states had received envelopes containing threatening letters and an unidentified powdery substance.

But,

...could not provide a copy of any of the letters.

Right

[Cu Roi]

The spokesman said he could not provide a copy of any of the letters. Kind of hard to show hard copies of something imaginary isn't it.

Perhaps the reason they cannot provide a copy of any of the letters was because the FBI was performing tests on them, as stated in the article?

[AppyPappy]

We are trying to track down terrorists who killed thousands and Planned Parenthood is playing PR games.

[Illbay]

How do you KNOW this is "imaginary"? I can think of lots of reasons why they wouldn't have the letters. For example, the FBI has them.

This is entirely plausible. Terrorists--including this execrable "Army of God," akin to the Taliban in many ways--work exactly this way. Probably the powder is nothing, but it seems perfectly reasonable that fanatics jerk-offs like the "Army of God" would do something like this.

Just because they're "your fanatics" doesn't mean they're "okay."

[Callahan]

Why make statement like that if you couldn't back it up. If you thought letters were covered in anthrax, would you wave them around in front of the press. I don't find it too hard to believe that some wackos on both the left and right are taking advantage of the current hysteria, to the detriment of their respective causes.

[NittanyLion]

This is entirely plausible. Terrorists--including this execrable "Army of God," akin to the Taliban in many ways--work exactly this way. Probably the powder is nothing, but it seems perfectly reasonable that fanatics jerk-offs like the "Army of God" would do something like this.

Just because they're "your fanatics" doesn't mean they're "okay."

I agree wholeheartedly with your post. That said, it seems "convenient" that the offenders put their name right there in the enevelope.

[Alas]

Get real, would you turn anything over to the fbi without making copies?

To trust them with the only copy is dumber than claiming that it happened in the first place.

But, if you want to trust the fbi and take the word of the baby killers down at planned parenthood, well I guess that's your right.

[Alas]

But, what is human life to them? When they kill millions a year, do you think for even a moment that lying to get a little free publicity for their slaughter houses would stop them?

What's 6,000 more or less dead to a group that kills millions of innocent babies each year, babies trapped in the womb.

[ikanakattara]

Would I make copies of a letter I suspected had anthrax spores on it? That would be *madness.* You would contaminate the copy machine and risk spreading it to everyone else in the office. Those letters are probably long sealed in canisters awaiting testing at some FBI or other lab.

I hate abortion and think it should be illegal, but this is over the top. People who pull this kind of stunt, even if the letters contain no anthrax, are taking up the haz-mat teams' time and resources. They are just as much terrorists as Al-Qaeda, and should be treated as saboteurs in time of war.

[TomB]

I hate to burst your bubble, but one of the offices in my town was hit, and it is only a few doors down from mine. Our mailman (who is also a patient of mine) is the one who delivered the letter. The powder probably isn't anthrax, but that doesn't make it any less serious.

For a hoax, these people are pretty shook up.

[Critter]

That means at least 90 PP people, and 90 post offices handled these letters. If they are suspected of being tainted with anthrax, then all persons in contact with these letters should be getting tested. Why is that fact left out of this article? Probably because it is pure BS.

[Cu Roi]

Get real, would you turn anything over to the fbi without making copies?

To trust them with the only copy is dumber than claiming that it happened in the first place.

When you open a letter and it contains something suspicious, the best thing to do is put it down, get away, and call law enforcement, not go to the copy room before the police show up.

There is also the possibility that law enforcement does not want the details of the letter disclosed to the press because it might compromise an open investigation.

Look, if you think this is a hoax by Planned Parenthood, call the FBI for confirmation. If PPFA is behind this, I can't see them actually turning over the letters. But until you provide some actual evidence that they did this, you just sound like those crackpots in the Middle East who go on about how there were no Jews in the WTC on Sept. 11.

[Rodney King]

I agree with your post. That being said, it wouldn't surprise me if:
A. A pro-abortion person mailed these letters, or
B. These were just amongst the tons of hate mail they probably get all the time, but the PP people freaked and called the FBI to have them tested.

Of course, there is no proof of this, I am just saying that I wouldn't put it past them.

[FITZ]

Would the "Army of God" really put their name on the letters. This is sounding more and more like the PP people themselves did this. Very much like Hillary trying to use a national tragedy to make herself a victim of the VRWC.

[HEY4QDEMS]

Here take this suspicious powder covered letter over to the Xerox and make a couple of copies.
Still can't figure out why they did not make copies ?
It seems quite obvious.....use your head.

[Rodney King]

For a hoax, these people are pretty shook up.

I am not saying that it is or is not a hoax. If it is, however, not everybody would be in on it. It would be the work of a couple of hairy feminazis. I am not saying that this is what happened, but their is ample precedent to suggest that it is possible.

[okie01]

This is entirely plausible. Terrorists--including this execrable "Army of God," akin to the Taliban in many ways--work exactly this way.

Er, how do you know that the "Army of God" is not al-Qaeda?

Perhaps it really was an anti-abortionist group. But it could just as easily be a terrorist group, masquerading as something else, in an attempt to set Americans against each other.

[FreeLibertarian]

Get real, would you turn anything over to the fbi without making copies?

If there were a chance the suspect letters contained Anthrax I wouldn't touch them to make copies nor would I want them in my possesion. And if I were a reporter I damned sure wouldn't want to touch an original.

Your comments are very irrational!

[Cu Roi]

Would the "Army of God" really put their name on the letters. This is sounding more and more like the PP people themselves did this.

The Lebanese "Army of God" (Hezbollah) claims responsibility for terrorist attacks all of the time...it's part of the mystique. Occam's Razor is useful here. There are religious fanatics with means, motive, and opportunity to carry out these attacks. Eric Rudolf, ``Atomic Dog'', and that scumbag that runs the Nuremburg Project all come to mind.

[onedoug]

Divide and conquer.