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Will an anthrax commission do any better than the Warren and the 9/11 commission?
By Ed Martin (about the author) Page 2 of 2 page(s)
There’s a pattern here. It seems that the most preferred method of solving our most spectacular crimes is to either pick an already dead man or wait around until someone dies and then pin it on him. As Representative Holt implies with his call for further investigation of the anthrax attacks, that method of solving crimes is just a little bit too convenient. It’ll be interesting and informative to see who fights the hardest to prevent Holt’s proposal to further investigate the anthrax attacks. The kicked dog always barks.
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