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A Florida doctor who treated one of the alleged Sept. 11 hijackers last June for a dark lesion on his leg said after reviewing his notes weeks after the attack that the lesion was consistent with anthrax, The New York Times reported on Saturday.

The newspaper said a new memorandum prepared by experts at the Johns Hopkins Center for Biodefense Strategies about Dr. Christos Tsonas' assertion had renewed debate about a possible link between the hijackers and anthrax-laced letters that killed five people in the United States in October and November.

This clearly demonstrates that the 9/11 hijackers were domestic terrorists.
I'm so glad the FBI has this under control.

Well I have been following the abthrax story from the start. To date absolutely no evidence establishing a link between any domestic group yjay is without ties to the terrorists has become available to the public. All the information supposedly calling it a right wing plot has been without any evidence backing it up. Now if the FBI has been primarily devoting resources to a "right wing" group clearly they have been knowingly abandonong the most likely source of the anthrax attacks.

At present all the official statements have stated that there is no conclusive evidence about who was behind these anthrax attacks. George W. Bush, Tom ridge, and John Asjhcroft have all declined to specifically assign blame. Sources in the FBI have been responsible for almost all the stories stating a totally domestic source of the attacks. we had all better realize there are many forces at work within our Federal Government and some of them view the September 11, 2001 events as nowhere near the importance of establishing expandeing and entreching their petty empires.

Stay well - Stay safe - Stay armed - Yorktown