What I find exceptional is that one year ago, Robert Gates was sitting in the seat that should have reported this. So, bioterrorism at A&M--->and instead of reporting the incident as he was supposed to do, he is promoted to Secretary of Defense.
A lot of inferences could be drawn here....
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/041907dntextamu.1f4a3319.html>>>snip
COLLEGE STATION, Texas - A federal agency is investigating whether Texas A&M University failed to report that a researcher was infected with a bioweapon agent being studied on campus.
The unidentified researcher was diagnosed last April with brucella, an infectious disease normally passed between animals.
The watchdog group Sunshine Project found that Texas A&M waited nearly a year to report the infection to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Federal law requires a report within seven days.
CDC officials confirmed their investigation, but said there is no current health threat.
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