joshbaumgartner

Stuff like shells that once upon a time may have held gas, mobile trailers that may have been part of a program, etc.? All perfectly good evidence that there once was a program in the country, a fact that is not in dispute. But we certainly haven't found any clear evidence of a program that had been active any time recently.

We not only haven't found the smoking gun, we haven't found that the gun even has been there recently. It is like we knew the guy owned a gun ten years ago, and we break into his house, hold the guy, and find a disused set of gun tools, a dusty old gun case, and some corroded shell casings. Then we come to the conclusion that the only reason we didn't find a gun is that he must have stashed it last night in the neighbor's yard. I'm sorry but its grasping at straws. Like I said above, I'm not saying he didn't try and hide something--I don't doubt that for a minute. What I doubt is that he could have done so with the speed, secrecy, and efficiency that he would have had to have done it to limit our findings to what we have uncovered.