Chad Castagana's posts revolving around the "white powder"

[ck4829]

>>Hasn't this happened before at his Harlem office?......it's probably his drug dealer.<<

Yes it did, but I heard it was a prank Anthrax letter, then it was a harmless powder .

A couple of weeks ago, someone sent the Washington Post such a hoax !

Last September, Keith Olbermann got a threatening letter in his mail which spewed out white powder, Olbermann freaked out :-0

A few days ago someone mailed the Los Angeles Times a letter with powder, which turned out to be a food preservative - - yeah real deadly

That Monosodium Glutamate will kill you every time :-)

215 posted on 10/28/2006 10:10:28 AM PDT by marc costanzo (Name your poison :-))
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1727261/posts?page=215#215


>>Not to make light of the situation, but drama queen Olbermann put on quite a production even after he'd been told the powder was harmless and checked out by doctors and told he was fine. He demanded that he be rushed to the hospital for more tests. I wouldn't be even remotely surprised if he mailed it to himself. I've never seen someone more desperate for attention and approval.<<

I heard from a liberal blog that Olbermann was a prima donna at the hospital, giving the medical staff and the cops a hard time .

Keith is a whiny little b@tch !

Accepting that, I do not believe he sent it to himself .

But that is just guess work .

230 posted on 10/30/2006 7:34:19 AM PST by marc costanzo (Name your poison :-))
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1727261/posts?page=230#230


Hey, here is another factor- -

The New York Post is the only newspaper that reported Keith Olbermann's panic attack when he discovered that someone had mailed him a 'Prank Anthrax' letter .

The New York Daily News reported the incident in Clinton's Harlem office the other day, and did so in a semi-humorous way :-)

Maybe the American People like to read about such stuff .

The NY Post got high circulation in the 1980's by headlining stories about serial killers .

15 posted on 10/31/2006 5:09:56 AM PST by marc costanzo (Name your poison :-))
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1729021/posts?page=15#15


I heard recently that The Washington Post got interrupted beifly the other day becaue of a 'suspicious letter' .

I read about this at Wonkette.com

They said that this letter only contained harmless powder of Boric Acid .

6 posted on 10/14/2006 5:31:42 AM PDT by marc costanzo
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1718674/posts?page=6#6

[morgan2]

1. the last one is my favorite

It was his first, and he tried to hijack a thread referring to the original anthrax attacks. He musta been steaming that no one mentioned his mailings, then he made that post and got no reply. I can just imagine him throwing around empty cans of jolt in his mom's basement in a fit of rage screaming look at me.

[Ms. Clio]

6. lol, that's such a perfect image

He is just begging for somebody to comment on the Conservative cleverness and Conservative heroism of the fake powder mailer, and nobody cares.

[helderheid]

2. what an appropriate sig line

[underpants]

4. (Name your poison :-))

WOW

[longship]

3. KIcked

:kick:ed

[Sydnie]

5. Yep, he wanted the American people to read about him

in connection with "such stuff". He got his wish and much, much more.

[conscious evolution]

7. They said that this letter only contained harmless powder of Boric Acid .

I wonder if this is how they caught him.
I have never once heard the type of powder used in any of these terrorist attacks.And everyone nows how cops look for people knowing things that they are not supposed to know about unless they were involved in the crime.
You think Agent Mike is monitoring fr also?

[Syncronaut Seven]

8. Shhh.... Don't out agent Mike

If this administration finds out he's doing real police work, they'll yank his funding and park him in Siberia.

[conscious evolution]

9. How could Siberia be worse than freeperville?

I mean,come on!