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THE ANTHRAX LETTERS & WHAT THEY CAN TEACH US by Fritz Springmeier

A watershed event happened on 9-11 in NYC. Following that event, a number of letters were sent with a rare type of weaponized Anthrax (a variety of Anthrax created only in U.S. military labs). The genetics of this Anthrax can easily be identified as originating in an American military biological warfare lab. Now putting that information temporarily on the shelf, what does the handwriting on these letters tell the handwriting analyst?

The easiest handwriting to analyze for the common handwriting analyst is cursive. Some analysts are intimidated by printing, calligraphy, ancient and foreign strokes. After additional experience and research it is possible for the analyst to also analyze these kinds of strokes. Once the analyst has experienced the variety of different styles of printed handwriting, it becomes apparent that even those writers who choose to print have as unique and variable styles as those who employ cursive with its speed, flowing movement, rhythm and connections.

The letters that accompanied this biological terror weapon contained printed handwriting. The handwritten Anthrax letters are provided on this site for your perusal.

So the question is: What information can the handwriting analyst provide us? The following is Fritz Springmeier's analysis.

In this case, as an analyst I will go beyond just the clues from simply the handwriting strokes and make use of clues from the text. In other words, several techniques of analysis will be employed. From experience with handwriting, there is no doubt in my mind that this handwriting was written by an adult, yet the handwriting pretends to come from a 4th grader. This and other inconsistencies and clues clearly indicate that the writer is intending to be deceptive.
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Man's quest for truth has led him to employ ouija boards, chicken entrails, dream interpreters, hot bricks held in the hand, body language, polygraphs, analysis of tapes run backwards and countless other investigatory methods. Most of these methods are quite worthless, but man's search for truth has been desperate enough at times, that they were widely employed nonetheless. Even the less controversial methods of investigation, such as photography, reports by witnesses, and government research are open to tampering. How can we gather legitimate facts and "nail down" the truth?

A number of Americans have come from obscurity and claimed special knowledge about truth, and have used their revelation knowledge to start new religions. In the 1980's, Fritz Springmeier began to apply Graphoanalysis to historical research into the character of religious reformers. Handwriting was collected from Martin Luther, John Calvin, Menno Simons, John Wesley, C.H. Spurgeon and numerous others. He was especially interested to see what kind of characters created some of the successful made-in-America religions such as the Jehovah's Witnesses, the Mormons, and the Christian Scientists.
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