Graeme MacQueen :The 2001 Anthrax Deception: The Case for a Domestic Conspiracy

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Graeme MacQueen :The 2001 Anthrax Deception: The Case for a Domestic Conspiracy

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Sep 18, 2015 · 1h 5m 5s

The anthrax letter attacks occurred from September through November of 2001, killing five and wounding many. The attacks were widely held to be the work of Muslims and were used...

The anthrax letter attacks occurred from September through November of 2001, killing five and wounding many. The attacks were widely held to be the work of Muslims and were used to support the invasion of Afghanistan and, later, the invasion of Iraq. They were used explicitly and repeatedly to justify the passing of the Patriot Act. They were also meant to support withdrawal from the Antiballistic Missile Treaty, a withdrawal eagerly sought by the neoconservatives associated with the Project for a New American Century who wished to pursue their global agenda without obstruction from small states with WMD. In the early days of the attacks there were several perpetrator hypotheses in play. One that gained prominence was the Double Perpetrator hypothesis according to which Iraq had supplied the sophisticated anthrax spores while al-Qaeda had supplied the foot soldiers responsible for preparing and sending the letters. This hypothesis was eagerly reported by the mainstream media. It came to grief quickly when scientists discovered that the anthrax spores had a domestic source and appeared to come from the heart of the US military and intelligence communities.

The FBI rapidly began a search for "the anthrax killer," promoting the idea that there was a lone wolf perpetrator within the military community--a renegade, an unbalanced person whose behavior revealed nothing of significance about structures and institutions of the deep state. In 2008 the Bureau named Dr. Bruce Ivins of the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases as the "anthrax killer." Ivins had conveniently died a week before being named and could not fight back in court. Ivins remains the FBI's choice to this day: the case was closed in 2010. This book support with a great deal of evidence the following four assertions: (a) the anthrax letter attacks were carried out by a group of perpetrators, not by a “lone wolf;” (b) the group that perpetrated this crime was composed, in whole or in part, of deep insiders within the U.S. state apparatus; (c) these insiders were connected to the perpetrators of the 9/11 attacks; (d) the anthrax attacks were meant to play an important role in the strategy of redefinition through which the Cold War was replaced by a new global conflict framework, the Global War on Terror.

The 2001 Anthrax Deception: The Case for a Domestic Conspiracy

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Bryan G

8 years ago

Another restart?

Bryan G

8 years ago

Restart from the very beginning??

Bryan G

8 years ago

Nooooooooo

Roberta Glass

8 years ago

Dead

Roberta Glass

8 years ago

My question is did they psychologically profile this guy before hand & what are the circumstances around the suicide

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8 years ago

questions?

Roberta Glass

8 years ago

Depressed people have a lot of self doubt and guilt to exploit

Roberta Glass

8 years ago

Brolee we are both talking about that horrible secret service book guy

Roberta Glass

8 years ago

Bryan you are right. lambert was very tight lipped

Roberta Glass

8 years ago

Wait I am getting him confused with the Hilary Clinton secret service interview so sorry

Bryan G

8 years ago

Wow I totally missed that

Bryan G

8 years ago

On Opperman show???

Bryan G

8 years ago

I don't remember him saying that

Roberta Glass

8 years ago

Lambert lost me forever at torture is great

Bryan G

8 years ago

I can only imagine

Bryan G

8 years ago

Malakalikimoca

Bryan G

8 years ago

Aloha

Bryan G

8 years ago

Hey there

Roberta Glass

8 years ago

Hey Jessica, Amy, Bryan

Bryan G

8 years ago

It does for me anyway

Bryan G

8 years ago

I say, sink em. Cointelpro programs should provide you with enough disgust for that agency. Not even going into the JFK assassination.

Bryan G

8 years ago

👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿

Bryan G

8 years ago

To be fair, Lambert probably feels the cold steel end of the barrel, so to speak, but if you are going after the FBI, why not go the whole hog? Why hold back?

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8 years ago

Bryan G

8 years ago

BroLee-Imagine that. NSA was also implicated in that as well