Weaponized anthrax spores mailed to two congressmen and several members of the news media in September 2001 included hand lettered notes with the salutation, “ALLAH IS GREAT”.
But according to a New York Times investigation, the FBI now believes that the crime was committed by a military lab employee named, Bruce Ivins, who is alleged to have committed suicide before being indicted for murder.
Many colleagues of Ivins have come to his defense, however, pointing out that Bruce Ivins did not possess the skills and equipment required to weaponize anthrax spores.
Ivins denied any involvement in the crime before his alleged suicide in 2008 but the FBI and the New York Times appear satisfied that the case is finally closed.
Additional evidence pointing to a false muslim attack include an intact passport belonging to one of the alleged hijackers that was found in the rubble at ground zero and the infamous “box cutter” myth introduced by CNN’s Brian Ross in the hours following the 911 attacks. According to Brian Ross, Barbara Olsen managed to call her husband Ted from flt 77 shortly before the plane crashed into the Pentagon. Barbara Olsen’s suppossed telephone call was treated by investigators as a credible eyewitness account widely and repeatedly used to advance the myth that the alleged hijackers were armed with card board cutters.
But, according to telephone and billing records submitted by the FBI to a federal court in 2004, Barbara Olsen did not established telephone contact from flt 77 with anyone.
The FBI position is in awkward agreement with research reported by author David Ray Griffin who has pointed out in numerous articles and books that no credible evidence linking arab muslims to any of the September 2001 attacks has ever been produced by government officials investigating the attacks.
Bruce Ivins improbable suicide effectively shuts down any further inquiry into how and where the anthrax was weaponized which would constitute a violation of a US treaty outlawing the weaponization of bio toxins as a war crime.
More importantly, the New York Times account into the anthrax attacks ignores at least two disturbing facts uncovered by their investigation that deserve banner headlines :
FBI ADMITS FALSE MUSLIM ATTACK WAS INSIDE JOB.
ANTHRAX INVESTIGATION REVEALS OUTLAWED BIO WEAPONS PROGRAM.
