Anthrax suspect threatened reality TV contestant

John Doe Seattle, Wash. — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 23:27:48 GMT

Ridiculous headline that totally misunderstands nature of YouTube post.

Moreover, the "Yes! Yes! email, as I recall, was in March, not a year ago.

Anthrax suspect threatened reality TV contestant

R. Marsh, Clarkton, NC — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 01:55:54 GMT

Something is missing in this investigation. Did Bruce Ivins work with the DOD and Army's Project Badger team that developed the secretly made "Vaccine A" used on US troops during Operation Desert Storm, which used Squalene as an adjuvant to boost the immune system? I'm hearing that new research now shows the Squalene is the cause of the mysterious Gulf War Syndrome. I hope there is a good investigative reporter out there somewhere.

Anthrax suspect threatened reality TV contestant

Nunya, Baltimore, MD — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 13:41:19 GMT

Nobody knows definitively what caused Gulf War Syndrome, but most of the neurological and immunological clinic signs are similar to low level exposure to organophosphorous nerve agents. Some signs are also comparable to PTSD alone, not to mention psychosomatic responses to buzz expressions like "Gulf War Syndrome". Scientifically, statistically, there is nothing to show that the anthrax vaccines caused widespread health issues, especially when people NOT receiving the vaccine had comparable problems. How do I know? It's my academic background and my job. Good try though. "New research" should be cited from peer-reviewed scientific journals and not wishful anecdotes.