[Alas]

I hate to burst your bubble, but one of the offices in my town was hit, and it is only a few doors down from mine. Our mailman (who is also a patient of mine) is the one who delivered the letter. The powder probably isn't anthrax, but that doesn't make it any less serious.

Tom, Tom, Tom, If this were true, then where is the article about ninty or a hundred post Offices being shut down and how about the story about 90 to 110 mailmen being tested for antrhax?

Tom, if you want to defend the baby murdering scum at PP, go ahaead and do it, but don't pull a clinton on us.

Nukem

[TomB]

Tom, Tom, Tom, If this were true, then where is the article about ninty or a hundred post Offices being shut down and how about the story about 90 to 110 mailmen being tested for antrhax?

First of all, perhaps you can tell me why the post offices weren't shut down in New York or Washington, where there were CONFIRMED cases of anthrax?

Next, since none of the PP offices have tested positive for anthrax yet, there is no reason to shut the post offices down.

Tom, if you want to defend the baby murdering scum at PP, go ahaead and do it, but don't pull a clinton on us.

Don't you EVER, EVER accuse me of defending abortion, GET IT?

All I'm doing here is refuting your incredibly stupid conspiracy theory with first hand evidence. I have nothing to do with the PP office, but I did get a chance to speak with the mailman, who I know personally. I know he wouldn't lie to me.

So why don't you take your silly theory and go away?

[TomB]

Here's a interesting story.

How did the police get positive results (even false positive), on letters that didn't exist?