That's incorrect. You can only claim the above by being intellectually dishonest. Sad.
In reality, I've put forth the only non-postal-route theory (something required considering that no postal anthrax letter was ever found at the Florida AMI building).
But *my* theory isn't important. What are important are facts, and your thoery doesn't explain why no anthrax letter was sent to the Florida AMI building.
That's a shaky foundation, and it makes your theory have to dance around inconvenient facts such as the 9/11 terrorists renting an apartment from their AMI building landlord only miles away from the Florida AMI building.
It means that you have to make wild-eyed claims of denial about the 9/11 terrorists paying their monthly rent in cash to their AMI landlord. It means that you have to misdirect, deny, or even laugh about the fact that anthrax contaminates cash more easily than does cocaine.
But hey, this is the Internet and you are living your life. It's fine with me if you've decided to live your life lying to yourself as well as to others.
...just don't expect rational people to agree with you.
Do any people at all - rational or non-rational - agree with you on your theory?
I've been discussing theories about the anthrax case with hundreds of people over the years, and I've never heard anyone but you claim that the AMI building was contaminated with anthrax on rent money.
Nearly everyone else in the world is divided into two camps: (1) The group that believes the J-Lo letter contained the anthrax. (2) The group that believes a letter to the National Enquirer contained the anthrax.
There is a scientific report in the works that is expected to be published any month now. It will prove conclusively that there was only one source for the anthrax that contaminated the AMI building, and that source was the letter that Stephanie Dailey opened and threw away.
"your thoery doesn't explain why no anthrax letter was sent to the Florida AMI building.
The FACTS say that the anthrax that contaminated the AMI building arrived in a letter that was mailed at the same time as the letters to Brokaw, the NY Post, Dan Rather and Peter Jennings.
The letters to Dan Rather and Peter Jennings were also thrown away. We don't have those letters, either, but like the AMI letter, we know those letters existed because the FACTS say they existed. A child was infected near Peter Jennings' office, and Dan Rather's assistant was infected.