Steven Hatfill's Strange Trip From Accused Terrorist to Medical Adventurer

Newsweek ^ | June 18, 2014 | Cameron Bird

[Khan Noonian Singh]

His personal motivacion? Fancied himself as a butterfly in the chaos o’ life... seeing how big of a bang he could cause by flapping his wings just right.

[John Faust]

His personal motivacion? Fancied himself as a butterfly in the chaos o’ life... seeing how big of a bang he could cause by flapping his wings just right.

A bang, Khan? What kind of a bang do you mean?

[John Faust]

Thanks, Thud, I’ll check it out.

Talking to them is usually not a good idea. Ask Richard Jewell or Martha Stewart.

[Khan Noonian Singh]

<< A bang, Khan? What kind of a bang do you mean? >>

Manipulacion o' forreign-policy a la Office of Special Plans.

Howsoever... like OSP in funccion but not OSP. The "Clinton's a rapist" project preceded OSP by years.

On the side note, spooks lie so often it's 2nd natur. Look at the false baby incubator disinfo in Gulf War One. Why lie? There were enough real things Saddam had done......

Advantage to them is the constant lying makes it difficile to put together the true story of any=thing.

[John Faust]

If he was trying to ignite Iraq war fever, he was very successful:

Did the Anthrax Attacks Kick-Start the Iraq War? (Wired magazine)

Was There an Anthrax Push into War With Iraq? (Time magazine).

But... but... Didn't TGS argue that the threat of retaliation by anthrax meant that the US should delay any attack on Iraq?

[Khan Noonian Singh]

<< If he was trying to ignite Iraq war fever, he was very successful: ... >>

I judge that his goal was far far far beyonde that.

<< But... but... Didn't TGS argue that the threat of retaliation by anthrax meant that the US should delay any attack on Iraq? >>

Exactamente de nuevo. He wanted the West to inflict a punishing defeat on Islam. Goal was to postpone attack until the threat of terrorism was absolvtlie intolerable, the point at which public demand would be for compleat destruction.

Compare Steven Hatfill's novel Emergence, unpublished. According to Don Foster: "The Strangelovean novel ends with America nuking Baghdad. As the warheads fall, the pilot remarks, "Beautiful . . . just beautiful. Welcome to F*** City, Ragheads! Let's get the hell out of Dodge." Link

Now, as ISIS announces a califate and the Islamists gain an upperhand, even TGS must recognise that his strategie was utterly a compleat failure. That the opposite of what he wanted was achieved.

[piasa]

The only testimony that I’ve heard that conflicted with the testimony that the invaders had removed infants from incubators was that of a Palestinian doctor who fled Kuwait with the Iraqis and then turned up in an interview by the LA TIMES- the same paper that has allegedly been sitting on a video of Obama. Essentially, he said she said verses she said he said.

[piasa]

Yes, that was TGS’s argument in a nutshell. He also predicted -before the invasion of Iraq - that the fear of WMD would prevent the invasion, and some of us replied that we didn’t think it would at all and the invasion would as I described it IIRC, take place before morel mushroom season was over in the spring.

[Khan Noonian Singh]

<< The only testimony that I've heard that conflicted with the testimony that the invaders had removed infants from incubators was that of a Palestinian doctor who fled Kuwait with the Iraqis and then turned up in an interview by the LA TIMES- the same paper that has allegedly been sitting on a video of Obama. Essentially, he said she said verses she said he said. >>

Just saw your post...... most delayed replye ever!

Not just he said versus she said:

1... She hid that she was Kuwaiti embassador's daughiter. Suggests lying: why hide her identitie?

2... Testimonie was organized by PR firm Hill and Knowlton.

Bottom line... Not beleivable.

[piasa]

No, she didn’t hide it. It was there for anyone who wanted to look.

When my brother was in Kuwait he did some exercise with Kuwaiti navy... met a naval officer who had did what little he could against the Iraqis with one boat. When the Iraqis finally caught him they used a power drill on his legs just for fun.
The scars were atrocious, and yet, never seen in western media like the LA Times because it didn’t fit their antiwar narrative.

[piasa]

And what do we call Palestinians who fled Kuwait during and after the Iraqi withdrawal at the moment their skills are most needed to heal the wounded left by Iraqi occupation?
That Kuwaiti naval officer wasn’t the only person to be kneecapped there with a power drill who could have benefitted from a good doctor while the doc was testifying for Saddam’s advantage.
We call the lies of the Palestinian doctor collaborators of Saddam Hussein, of course. He had a lot of willing accomplices among them, no surprise there...

[piasa]

Interesting investigators in the anthrax case : FBI searches apartment in anthrax probe CNN ^ | 08/01/2002 | Kelli Arena Posted on ‎6‎/‎19‎/‎2017‎ ‎3‎:‎03‎:‎02‎ ‎PM by BlackAdderess FORT DETRICK, Maryland (CNN) -- FBI agents searched the apartment of a former researcher at the U.S. Army's biological warfare defense laboratory at Fort Detrick for the second time in two months Thursday. The researcher, Steven Hatfill, 48, had previously been questioned in the investigation of last fall's anthrax attacks and had his apartment searched in June. No arrests are imminent, sources said. FBI Director Robert Mueller said only that investigators had made progress (snip) (Excerpt) Read more at edition.cnn.com ... Comey's mentor Mueller... Wonder if they ever entertained the possibility that Russia was behind the anthrax attack in an effort to deter retaliation for 9/11 and protect its client state, er, rather, states. If you're willing to use Polonium to assassinate rivals and critics, what's a little anthrax...