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Hmmmmmmm, Massachussetts is an interesting place in the scheme of things. Notice how the east coast, America's political power center, seems to be the center of attention for the most interesting of the hoax letters as well as for the real letters?

There is a woman scientist who is a close associate of Rosenberg who hails from Massachussetts. She is in fact the woman who originated the theory of anthrax being used as a weapon in Zimbabwe. There's no coincidence that she and Rosenberg are tight as a Dutch Boy's finger in a levee. Rosenberg, of course, is desperate to finger an American in order to push for her, and Castro's, pet project of forcing the US to submit to international inspections of US research labs.

I don't know much about Nass but I suspect she is also an activist who also wants to frame an American scientist to suit their agenda. Apparently her report appeared in the "Physicians for Social Responsibility Quarterly." Do you know anything about this group?

"Meryl Nass, M.D. : Dr. Nass, at the time of publication, was affiliated with Wing Memorial Hospital, Palmer, Massachusetts and the Department of Internal Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA USA. Her continued work on anthrax is available at her web site http://www.anthraxvaccine.org, Physicians for Social Responsibility Quarterly 1992: 2-198-209 "

So, do these activists stand to gain more in more ways than just as leftist peace activists? Do they have something to gain financially too, perhaps through Clinton administration efforts to push the anthrax vaccine via Bioport, or are they pure ideologues hellbent on an American connection and willing to push hysteria and frame some of our best scientists to do it? Would an 'anthrax researcher,' if judging by her article, be capable of producing anthrax or stealing samples of it to frame someone who is obviously a threat to her and Rosenberg's agenda?

Lookie, lookie what came up when I looked up the "Physicians for Social Responsibilty":

WPSR Delegation to Iraq Report
Appendix I: Delegation Members
The following individuals participated in this trip to Iraq:
Laurence Michel Aboukhater
Melbourne, Australia: Member of the Australian Arabic Council and the Aboriginal Reconciliation Commission. Executive member of the Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria.

Ramzy Baroud Seattle, Washington, USA: Palestinian writer and journalist - syndicated columnist for newspapers around the world. Special columnist to the Gulf Times and Arabia OnLine.

Allan Connolly, M.D. Vancouver, B.C., Canada: Psychiatric physician and peace activist. Member of Physicians for Global Survival, the national chapter of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War.

Dan DeLong Seattle, Washington, USA: Staff photographer for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper.

Geraldine (Gerri) Haynes, R.N. Seattle, Washington, USA: Trip organizer. Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility Executive Board member & Chair, Middle East Task Force, pediatric hospice consultant, and grief counselor.

Robert (Bob) Haynes, M.D. Seattle, Washington, USA: Member, Board of Sponsors, Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility. Cardiologist in private practice and member of the University of Washington clinical faculty.

Deryk Houston Victoria, B.C., Canada: Artist and activist.

Larry Johnson Seattle, Washington, USA: Foreign desk editor at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper.

Evan Kanter, M.D., Ph.D. Seattle, Washington, USA: Psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and social activist. Vice President of Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility. Acting Instructor, University of Washington Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Research Fellow, Seattle VA Medical Center. Specialty in the neurobiology and clinical treatment of posttraumatic stress disorders.

Wolfgang Kluge, M.D. Seattle, Washington, USA: Cardiologist. Member of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War and of Physicians for Social Responsibility, and member of the Board of Directors for Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility.

Busso Volker Lemme Seattle, Washington, USA: Retired Landscape Architect, entrepreneur and businessman.

Benjamin Luna Portland, Oregon, USA: Third year student at the National College of Naturopathic Medicine.

Irene Macinnes Vancouver, B.C., Canada: Social worker and organizer for the Pastors for Peace-sponsored medical caravans to Cuba.

Leonard Moore, M.D. Ottawa, Canada: Family practitioner completing a fellowship in Population Health.

David Morgan Vancouver, B.C., Canada: National President of Veterans against Nuclear Arms.

Linda Morgan Vancouver, B.C., Canada: President of the British Columbia branch, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.

Jim Pence Vancouver, B.C., Canada: Former Chair of the Justice and Peace unit of the Anglican Diocese of New Westminster.

Bre Nicole Reiber New York, New York, USA: Executive assistant, Physicians for Social Responsibility of New York City.

Miriam Ryle London, England, UK: Film director.

Bert Sacks Seattle, Washington, USA: Engineer, Iraqi activist. Fifth journey to Iraq as a member of Voices in the Wilderness. Responsible for preliminary work in Iraq for this group.

Jillian Skeet Vancouver, B.C., Canada: Coordinator of End the Arms Race and founding member of the Campaign to End Sanctions Against the People of Iraq.

Magdalena Szuszkiewicz Baltimore, Maryland, USA: Third year medical student at the University of Maryland. Working to establish a PSR chapter at the U of Maryland.

Kawsar Talaat, M.D. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA: Pediatric resident, Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility Middle East delegate 1997. Completed an externship in pediatric infectious disease in Egypt, 1997.

Anwar S.E. Wadi Gaza City, Gaza, Palestine: Psychologist. Anwar was turned back at the Iraqi border as he had an Israeli stamp on his passport.

Grant Wakefield London, England, UK: Freelance production and camera assistant.

Sue Wareham, M.D. Canberra, Australia: General and family practice. National President of the Medical Association for Prevention of War (Australia) and the Regional Vice-President for South East Asia Pacific of IPPNW.

Zoughbi Zoughbi Bethlehem, Palestine: Director, Palestine Center for Reconciliation, Wiâam. Masters Degree in Peace Studies from Notre Dame University and worked for the Middle East Council of Churches.

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