Then you should be able to explain a few things:
How did the anthrax on the money get to AMI if it was paid to a woman who does NOT work at AMI?
Why wasn't the lady landlord infected?
Why didn't the apartment the 9/11 terrorists rented test positive for anthrax?
If it got to AMI via her husband, how did the money in his wallet contaminate the entire AMI building?
If it got to AMI via her husband, how do you KNOW it got to AMI that way?
Why did the landlady give all the rent money to her husband? Isn't that a lot of money to carry around?
Why wasn't the husband infected?
Why didn't the husband even test positive for exposure to anthrax if he infected the entire building?
Why wasn't the area where the husband worked the most infected area in the building?
How does that much anthrax get transported on a few bills of money?
The amount of anthrax in the building would have required that the bills be coated like frosting on a cake. How come no one noticed or mentioned money that was coated with white powder like frosting on a cake?
How come the landlady didn't notice that she was paid with money that was coated with white powder?
Your beliefs make absolutely no sense and are totally unsupported by any facts.
The anthrax letter WAS seen by the person who opened it. She testified that she threw it away. She tested positive for exposure to anthrax. The area around her desk was the most contaminated area in the building. All the facts say that the anthrax letter arrived by mail and was thrown away.
Why doesn't your theory have supporting facts like those?
The New York Post letter was also thrown away. It was thrown away UNOPENED. They found it in a garbage bag on a freight elevator. Unfortunately, the ABC letter, the CBS letter and the AMI letter were thrown away and could not be recovered. But we know they existed because the evidence says they existed.
Her husband works at AMI.
She didn't roll up the $20's and use them to snort cocaine.
They didn't keep the anthrax in their apartment.
Money changes hands and moves around buildings rapidly.
He didn't roll up the contamined $20's and snort cocaine through them.
He took a bath in the 6 weeks from exposure to FBI field-testing of the AMI building.
Because he wasn't sucking, snorting, or blowing air across his contaminated money.
Surface tension. Static electricity. Spore capture, and general physics.
Incorrect. The contamination could have been entirely invisible to the naked eye, mostly invisible to the naked, or could have resembled cocaine residue to the naked eye.
Incorrect. I'm simply stating facts. It is a **FACT** that there was no AMI anthrax letter. It is a fact that the 9/11 terrorists rented an apartment from an AMI landlord. It is a **FACT** that anthrax contaminates cash easier than does cocaine. It is a fact that the 9/11 terrorists paid their AMI landlord in cash.
In other words, the facts support theories other than your own.
Incorrect. The person who opened a letter that contained powder (two such letters over weeks were delivered) could not identify the powder...and neither letter left an anthrax trail of spores in the waste baskets, garbage bags, refuse bins, or garbage trucks that serviced the AMI building which means that no anthrax letter was ever thrown away.
Indeed. The NYT Post letter left an anthrax trail through the garbage bag, garbage cans, and into the freight elevator where it was found.
No such garbage trail of anthrax spores was detected at the AMI building, however, which means that no anthrax letter ever existed there.