There was no letter in the Florida attack. That was cross contamination from the 9/11 terrorist paying his rent to his landlord, the wife of the owner of the AMI building where the reporter died and the janitor got infected.
Posted on 05/16/2004 7:53:37 PM PDT by freeperfromnj
Edited on 07/06/2004 6:39:42 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
The man knows nothing of normal postal operations or he'd understand that only one attack ~ in Florida ~ is necessary to explain the source, transport, cancelation, and delivery of each and every piece of mail involved.
If the FBI is still talking to Foster and taking him seriously that means they have yet to consult with knowledgeable postal transportation and operations analysts.
One of the FR threads had mention of a highschool teacher who Nick and said he was far leftwing. Still, I haven't seen much on this aspect other than what his father said.
There was no letter in the Florida attack. That was cross contamination from the 9/11 terrorist paying his rent to his landlord, the wife of the owner of the AMI building where the reporter died and the janitor got infected.
Have you seen this? He doesn't seem to be much of a fan of that inquiry of Iraqi expats that went on a while back.
Monitoring puzzles Iraqis in US
Some of those who fled Saddam Hussein's Iraq for the United States said that they believe a U.S. program that aims to identify terrorist threats by monitoring Iraqi Americans is as perplexing as it is disturbing. "If there is one group in America that wants to remove Saddam Hussein, it's Iraqi Americans," said Aziz Taee, a spokesman for the Iraqi-American Council in Washington.
Aziz Taee is also the guy who was at one of the DC chapter of FR's protests a while back.
> The media spin is he was a Bush supporter...the first thing that came to my mind was he was Mossad.
you and me both.
Yes, I've seen it -- Aziz is definitely an interesting character. He was all over the media, prior to the war, supporting Bush and the liberation of Iraq. Then the objections to the interrogation of Iraqis living here, then news that he faced deportation for criminal activitities in Philly.
If Berg was working with Aziz, why didn't Michael Berg, or Nick's "employee," Hollinger, mention that, instead of their vague descriptions of Nick Berg marching off into the sunset, not knowing anyone in Iraq, on a humanitarian mission? Either Nick didn't tell them, they don't want to advertise the connection, or Aziz is lying -- or maybe all of the above.
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