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  • Profile of a Killer

    01/05/2002 4:37:59 AM PST · by CrossCheck · 101 replies · 1,139+ views
    The New York Times ^ | January 4, 2002 | By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
    I think I know who sent out the anthrax last fall. He is an American insider, a man working in the military bio-weapons field. He's a skilled microbiologist who did not aim to kill anybody or even to disrupt the postal system. Rather, he wanted to sow terror. Like many in the bio-warfare field, he felt that the government was not sufficiently attuned to the risks of anthrax, so he seized upon the opportunity presented by Sept. 11 to get more attention and funding for bio-terror programs like those that have been his career. How do I know all this? ...
  • The Crucifixion of Dr. Steven J. Hatfill

    07/23/2002 9:45:09 AM PDT · by mrustow · 26 replies · 490+ views
    A Different Drummer/Insight ^ | 12 August 2002 | Nicholas Stix
    "Dr. Steven J. Hatfill has been defamed and persecuted by political opponents and journalists who have portrayed him as the anthrax terrorist who murdered five people last fall, despite not providing one iota of supporting evidence."
  • Dr. Strangelove Disarms America

    07/16/2002 10:48:08 AM PDT · by mrustow · 34 replies · 592+ views
    A Different Drummer/Middle American News ^ | August, 2002 | Nicholas Stix
    Where some see a crisis, others see an opportunity. Last fall, five victims were murdered by anthrax-laced letters, but according to recent reports in such diverse sources as the socialist New York Times and neo-conservative weekly standard, the feds now have dozens, even hundreds of potential suspects. But not according to Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, whom I have dubbed the Dr. Strangelove of the American Left, far and away the most quoted "scientist" in anthrax stories. Rosenberg, who neither teaches nor conducts research, is a tenured, activist professor of environmental science at New York State's performing arts college at Purchase,...
  • Anthrax, Dr. Strangelove, and TV's Millennium

    06/08/2002 9:20:07 AM PDT · by mrustow · 64 replies · 1,117+ views
    A Different Drummer ^ | 9 June 2002 | Nicholas Stix
    Article shows how the notion that the anthrax killer was a "home-grown" terrorist was concocted and spread by Marxist professor Barabara Hatch Rosenberg, who stole her theory from a TV series.
  • Calling Agent Frank Black! Leftwing Dr. Strangelove Stole Anthrax theory from TV's Millennium

    06/07/2002 7:45:03 AM PDT · by mrustow · 80 replies · 1,063+ views
    Toogood Reports ^ | 9 June 2002 | Nicholas Stix
    Toogood Reports [Weekender, June 9, 2002; 12:01 a.m. EST]URL: http://ToogoodReports.com/ Psst! The anthrax-laced letters that killed five people last fall, were sent by a home-grown, American terrorist. In fact, the killer — a heterosexual, Christian, white male wacko, if you'll excuse the redundancy — is a scientist who was doing contract work for the CIA, and who murdered five innocents on orders from the CIA. The feds have covered it all up. Pass it on. I know who did it, because Barbara Hatch Rosenberg told me. Rosenberg is not only a tenured professor of microbiology at the New York State...