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To: Southack
"Someone, somewhere will believe your cover story someday. Maybe."

MY cover story? Do you believe that I am the mastermind who convinced the FBI and the Department of Justice that Ivins was behind the anthrax attacks?

Your logic lacks logic. Your reasoning lacks reasoning.

Ed at www.anthraxinvestigation.com

48 posted on 09/20/2010 9:30:44 AM PDT by EdLake
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To: EdLake

Your fascination with the FBI’s cover story for the anthrax attacks is only logical.

The actual FBI cover story, however, is not. The “suspect” is dead so he can’t defend himself. How quaint.

Your attacks on me, however, have no such limitation. That you choose to attack everyone who doesn’t swallow the FBI’s “Ivin’s was the lone gunman with the magic bullet in the school book depository” story says a good bit about you.

One hole in the FBI’s cover story is that Ivin’s had no connection to the Florida anthrax attack, but the 9/11 bombers did (renting an apartment from the AMA building manager’s wife, if my memory serves me).

Anthrax is readily carried by and spread by cash, just as cocaine sticks to dollar bills, so too does anthrax. Since the 9/11 terrorists often paid their rent in cash, there is a clear connection from the 9/11 terrorists to the AMA building that was infected with anthrax spores (where no anthrax letter was ever found...convenient witness sotries to the contrary failing to turn up said physical letter).

So Ivin’s didn’t do it; the 9/11 terrorists did (this also explains the hospital visit by one 9/11 terrorist for a lesion on his leg).


49 posted on 09/20/2010 12:52:58 PM PDT by Southack (Media Bias means that Castro won't be punished for Cuban war crimes against Black Angolans in Africa)
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