The article did.

Now, speaking of biochemical warfare. Why do you suppose the FBI hasn't been able to find the anthrax killer?

After all, anthrax isn't like guns, all over the place, where there is a national organization dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal if they have guns. There's no "National Anthrax Association".

Anthrax is available to only a few.

Anthrax is hard to keep around.

Anthrax is even more difficult to "weaponize".

And only governmental agencies have it, like public schools, CIA, DoD. And hardly any of them can "weaponize" it.

Shouldn't be hard to find anyone who sent it, should it. Compared to someone who shoots people, that is.

Any ideas as to why the FBI just hasn't been able to do this?

And, when you think about it, the only anthrax killers around are somewhere in the government, or public agencies. No foreign powers.

And, let 'em test nerve gas in America. Too.

Arf (I'll bet they know exactly who, how and why.)