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The Welcome to Media Roots Radio. This is your host, Robbie Martin. This is going to be another solo podcast.

I just recorded a new podcast with Abby,

and that's going to come out fairly soon,

probably immediately after this one.

And today on the Media Roots Radio sub-series,

the 9-11 Bolton,

this entire episode is going to be about the 2001 anthrax attacks.

Now, the anthrax attacks timeline is important because it sort of illustrates some strange

things and anomalies that surround the events. A little later in the broadcast, we're going to play a very long interview with excellent author and activist, Graham McQueen.

Graham McQueen just released a new book called The 2001 anthrax deception, the case for a domestic conspiracy.

Graham is one of the only people out there to write an entire book surrounding this event.

Among the truther community, which has been largely shunned by even most of alternative media,

even among that community,

there isn't much focus on what I've seen for a very long time as the second stage of the

9-11 attacks. The 9-11 attacks themselves took place in Manhattan and Virginia.

They were localized.

It struck insane amounts of fear into the hearts and minds of people on the East Coast, especially those who lived in New York.

But the 9-11 attacks on their own would not have had a lasting traumatic impact had it not been combined with other supposed attacks, terrorist attacks.

Specifically, if anthrax didn't happen immediately in the wake of 9-11, I don't think that the administration in America would have been driven into such a state of just irrational fear and panic as we saw what happened after 9-11.

There were other incidents, of course, that happened after 9-11 that sort of ratcheted up the fear.

The Richard Reed shoe bombing incident.

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