black heliocopters

“Let me say a few things about Greenwald. First of all, he’s dogged in reading the documents, I’ll give him that.”

“I have to say at this point I am seriously doubting the FBI. “

“I simply do not believe one even bothers offering this sort of utter nonsense as evidence of any kind if one has smoking-gun “new techniques” which definitively prove the anthrax came from Ivins’ flask.”

More trutherism

FBI was told to blame Anthrax scare on Al Qaeda by White House officials

Remember Richard Jewel !!!

Tom_Shipley on August 8, 2008 at 10:21 AM

Well thank you very much for bringing up Colin Powell and ruining my Friday!

They did and they were effective, though they were far from covert:

http://articles.latimes.com/2004/jul/15/nation/na-powell15

The real cover-up in this story is going to be the FBI’s official version of why it only took them six years to find a guy that should have been at the top of their list from the moment they traced the strain of anthrax back to Ft. Dietrick (same evidence that made Hatfill a person of interest). This is gross incompetence and, IMO, should result in a bunch of high-level firings.

So, you’re saying you don’t know how people could come to this conclusion even though no one has come to this conclusion?

RightWinged on August 7, 2008 at 10:28 PM

I disagree… there are a number of bigger holes, IMO… one of my favorites is that somehow the Bushluminati managed to get hundreds, if not thousands, of people to go along with 9/11 and then keep their mouths shut this entire time…

I agree. How hard would it be to find that many people to get on board while silently silencing the ones that look at the Bushies and say “Are you crazy?!? I’ll never go along with that!”

Also, the notion that Bush would have thousands of innocent civilians killed yet let some tool with a truther website remain breathing is all the contradictory evidence I need…

From everything I’ve heard about the case, it would have been a tough one for the prosecution to win. They certainly could have, but it was by no means a slam dunk and there is reason to doubt that this was the guy who spread the anthrax.

He very well could have been and is the most likely suspect, but I think it was inappropriate for the FBI to take in on themselves to declare this guy guilty.

But during this current administration, each and every national headline is a truther conspiracy that somehow is connected to Bush/Cheney.

Imagine that.

Aliens. Did anyone other than me notice that not a single space-alien has denied mailing those letters? I’m just saying.

Oh the Wyoming conspiracy goes back further than Cheney. His running was only to support it.

MirCat on August 7, 2008 at 11:18 PM

Wyoming…Wyoming…oh, yes, that’s the 57th State, according to His Grand Poobahness, the Sultan of Swat and King of Swing, Lord of Rock-&-Rolla Barackichelle HUSSEIN Obama, the 1st, the One, the Only. (makes gesture of extreme obeisance)

Wall street Journal article re. Dr. Ivins innocence.

In fact, that’s always been the biggest hole in Trutherism proper (why make 15 of the hijackers Saudi instead of Iraqi?)

I hope you’re joking.

against themselves,

so that,

they should be ordered,to not harass themselves,and
not be allowed to be near themselves for a minimum
of at least 100 feet,

and not be allowed to communicate with themselves!

He probably has friends and family…

alphie on August 7, 2008 at 11:16 PM

So did AJ.

that Maddow guy to watch out.

Funny even