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ALONG CAME BUSH!
People beginning to ask why a paranoid, delusional and obsessive scientist was allowed to work with, you know, ANTHRAX
Privacy concerns, bureaucracy, demands of case allowed Ivins to keep job
What a bunch of BS! They can arrest and send elderly ladies to federal prison for being a couple feet onto government property while demonstrating for peace, or standing in front of a recruiting office with anti-war signs. They can arrest Iraqi children and “detain” them in Gitmo prison for years without legal representation and anyone else they choose for any or no reason. Yet they claim they couldn’t arrest someone they claim is a nutcase who has made numerous death threats while working at a high security lab facility??? My kids could have told a better, more believable story than that when they were pre-teenagers.
The man was a scapegoat, murdered to cover some bushco criminal crony or cronies. GK
WASHINGTON – What took so long?
Army scientist Bruce Ivins had a history of paranoia, obsession and delusional thinking. And newly unsealed court documents show he didn’t keep them to himself.
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May 3, 2008
E. J. Dionne: Fair Play for False Prophets
E.J. Dionne Jr., The Washington Post, May 2, 2008
NEW YORK — Do white right-wing preachers have it easier than black left-wing preachers? Is there a double standard?
The political explosion around the Rev. Jeremiah Wright was inevitable, given Wright’s personal closeness to Barack Obama and the outrageous rubbish the pastor has offered about AIDS, Sept. 11 and Louis Farrakhan.
After Wright’s bizarre and narcissistic performance at the National Press Club on Monday, Obama would have looked weak and irresolute had he not denounced him. But if there was a moment of courage in this drama, it was not Obama’s condemnation of Wright but his earlier and now much-criticized effort to avoid a complete break with his unapologetic pastor.
In March, Obama tried to explain the anger in the black community and insisted that “to condemn it without understanding its roots only serves to widen the chasm of misunderstanding that exists between the races.”
In light of this racial gap, it’s worth pondering why white, right-wing preachers who make ridiculous and sometimes shameful statements usually emerge with their influence intact.
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The Party of Hell, No?