Anthrax Case Closed Says FBI: Experts Say Otherwise

As everyone remembers, back in the fall of 2001, right after 9/11, anthrax started killing people off around the country and appearing in such places as NBC news and the offices of several liberal Senators. As someone who has studied virology, pathogens, AIDS research and bioterriost scenarios, I can say I do have some expertise in the field. In a slightly unrelated topic I would like to tell everyone that I have seen the disaster plan for a pathogen epidemic in CT and can say with 100% accuracy that it is pure crap. It won't work. Their plan relies on volunteers who may be too sick or unwilling to show up in which the whole plan falls apart. The guy in change of the whole thing acknowledged as much but said the state had no real authority to make people show up for work. Swell.
The anthrax killer has been caught, the FBI reported recently, identifying Bruce E Irvins as the culprit. The fact that he had committed suicide seemed very convenient and according to colleagues, it was. Free from his FBI imposed gag order, Dr Henry S Heine has come forward to say the FBI is full of shit once again. Appearing before a hearing by the National Academy of Sciences, Heine's reported that the extra 34 hours of time Irvins spent in the anthrax room was not enough time to weaponize the spores to such a degree as he did. Heine along with several other microbiologists said at least 8000 hours would have been needed. See any problem with that number? The FBI at first refused to believe the anthrax was weaponized, saying any garden variety terrorist could have done this. Only after many, many scientists came forward to prove them wrong did they change their position. Just like now. The Federal Bureau of Incompetence strikes again.
Heine also reported that Irvin was fragile guy, that the constant pressure by the FBI may have been what led to his suicide, not an admission of guilt. Soon after his death, Heine wondered if they would pin it on him now that he was dead. They next day Kapow, there is is. Irvin guilty.
Also mentioned is the fact this anthrax was some of the most highly weaponized anthrax ever seen. Not only could Irvins not have done this in such a short period of time, but the amount of materials needed would have been noticeable to everyone there. 26 gallons of materials would have been needed. I'm pretty sure that even the densest of individuals would notice such a hefty supply missing in such a short period of time. Irvins also didn't have the necessary equipment to keep such a large amount of anthrax more contaminating everything in the room where it was being processed. The list goes on and on. It's bull.
Just another set of lies told to us, apparently with the full cooperation of the FBI. The true story will never come out but know that its looks unlikely that Irvins would do it. As Irvins was also a devoted left winger, it seems odd he would target left wing apparatuses like NBC news or liberal senators. I think it was more likely that this was false flag operation gone wrong (not in its execution but in the traceable materials they used. There is no doubt the anthrax originated from Fort Detrick). But at least you know the truth out there in cyberspace. Will post more info as I head it.