Oklahoma City: Three bombs inside the building

[Ed Jewett]

The events in Oslo have brought this past event in Oklahoma back into peripheral vision and perhaps even purposeful focus. In addition to what is here at Deep Politics Forum (arguably a limited assay for the event), there are additional sources which I will note here (without suggesting that they are complete, all seminal, or even accurate):

*** I am currently reading two books by Alex Constantine; the second-to-last chapter in "Virtual Government" is of note. Constantine's own web site is currently down, but there are some excerpts, samples, rewrites etc on the Web, including the following:

Mind Control & Timothy McVeigh's Rise from "Robotic" Soldier to Mad Bomber

http://www.whale.to/b/constantine8.html

Iran-Contra Connections to the Oklahoma Bombing

http://www.apfn.net/messageboard/08-09-0...gi.92.html

*** See also this Google search for "SPLC Elohim"...

http://tinyurl.com/google-search-SPLC-Elohim

The SPLC is the Southern Poverty Law Center, known among other things for tracking domestic terrorists [though it fails to list ****], feeding their names to the DHS for tracking and labelling, etc.

*** http://www.mccurtain.com/okcarchives.shtml I have it from a trusted source that it's "the work of JD Cash who was very instrumental in the investigation of OKC. He's THE guy who got a lot of the FOIA documents on that case."

Here's a snapshot of the front page:

After OKC bombing, Secret Service took thousands of phone records without court approval, documents show (1/5/2006)
By J.D. Cash and Lt. Col. Roger Charles U.S.M.C. (retired)
A series of internal documents More...

Michael Fortier about to be released from prison? (1/3/2006)
The government's key witness in the Oklahoma City bombing case, Michael Fortier, may soon be More...

Rarely used spy satellite monitored Elohim City (12/20/2005)
The McCurtain Daily Gazette has obtained U.S. Secret Service (USSS) documents revealing for the first More...

Former high-ranking FBI official calls for new OKC bombing probe (11/28/2005)
A former deputy assistant director of the FBI with extensive experience in domestic terrorism cases More...

FBI surrenders documents that judge ordered (10-21-2005)
Under pressure from a federal judge to produce at least 87 pages of "un-redacted More...

TERRY LYNN NICHOLS' MOTION TO DISMISS BASED ON THE STATE'S FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH BRADY v. MARYLAND (5/1/2004)
Nichols defense motion

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PITTSBURG COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA




THE STATE More...

Evidence withheld by FBI could sink Oklahoma's case against Nichols (5/1/2004)
In a phone call from a federal prison Friday, convicted bank bandit and former Aryan More...

In the Matter of Kenneth Michael Trentadue Part V - Medical examiner feared government (5/30/2003)
Oklahoma's chief medical examiner, issued a final amendment to his autopsy report on Kenneth Michael More...

In the Matter of Kenneth Michael Trentadue Part IV - Medical examiner feared government (5/20/2003)
Editors note: We have placed calls to the Dr. Jordan's office requesting an interview on More...

In the Matter of Kenneth Michael Trentadue Part III (5/15/2003)
Shortly after the bloody body of the inmate was discovered hanging from a bed sheet More...

In the Matter of Kenneth Michael Trentadue Part II (5/10/2003)
When two members of the Oklahoma Medical Examiner's office arrived at the sparkling new Oklahoma More...

Star witness in OKC bombing trials implicated in earlier plot (5/6/2003)
A witness confessed to the FBI that he had hired Michael Fortier, Timothy McVeigh and More...

In the matter of Kenneth Michael Trentadue (5/1/2003)
Editor's note: Scheduled for Denver, Colo., today, attorneys for the family of the late Kenneth More...

National media barred from interviewing inmates about OKC bombing (5/1/2003)
The U.S. Bureau of Prisons has barred CBS News anchor Dan Rather and Associated Press More...

FBI destroyed possible McVeigh evidence (2/13/2003)
WASHINGTON -- The FBI and prosecutors ordered the destruction in 1999 of evidence from a bank More...

McVeigh's "lost" receipt "found" (10/10/2002)
A long-lost document representing an important piece of the Oklahoma City bombing puzzle is More...

Author of Phoenix Memo Also Involved in OKBOMB Case (6/22/2002)
Counter-terrorism expert, Special Agent Kenneth J. Williams has suddenly found himself at the center More...

How Independent was IG's Report on Missing Bombing Evidence? (5/26/2002)
Attorney General John Ashcroft's promise to conduct an investigation into the fiasco of the missing More...

FOIA Documents link Aryan sect with OKC Bombing (4/5/2002)
Following years of denials from officials of the U.S. Department of Justice, documents obtained by More...

[Ed Jewett]

Fusion Center documents label OKC Bombing investigators as terrorists

By Andrew W. Griffin
Red Dirt Report, editor
Posted: November 28, 2011
reddirtreporter@gmail.com
OKLAHOMA CITY Ten years after 9/11 and 16 years after the Oklahoma City bombing, it appears the federal government continues to view some Americans who embrace their First Amendment rights press and speech, primarily as a danger to the State, and as a result they are listing certain investigative websites as extremist and a terroristic threat to the "homeland."
One, labeled as "extremist" and therefore a threat to the U.S. Government, includes a well-known site, once operated by a truth-seeking Oklahoma state legislator, working to expose anomalies related to the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing OKCbombing.net. A link to the document can be seen here.

This shocking designation is indeed troubling, particularly to the local documentary film production companyFree Mind Films, which is also releasing an explosive documentary about the Oklahoma City bombing, A Noble Lie.

****
Movie trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqObYToGK...r_embedded

Uploaded by freemindfilmschannel on Nov 21, 2011
The 1995 bombing in Oklahoma City was a direct blow to the heart of America. 168 people were killed, including nineteen children. For those watching the nightly news, terrorism had come home. For years following the bombing, countless victims' family members, survivors, rescuers, and ordinary Americans, have questioned the official accounts about that fateful day.

Hoping to shed light on answers long ignored and censored, both by prominent media outlets and the U.S. government, A Noble Lie peels back what we thought we knew about the bombing and it's perpetrators. This film exposes information never before examined or brought to the attention of the American public.

A Noble Lie is the culmination of years of research and documentation conducted by independent journalists, scholars, and ordinary citizens. Often risking their personal safely and sanity, they have gathered evidence which threatens to expose the startling reality of what exactly occurred at 9:02 am on April 19, 1995 in Oklahoma City.

Utilizing footage and eyewitness testimony, previously unseen, A Noble Lie will change forever the way you look at the true nature of terrorism.

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OKCbombing.net was formerly operated by State Rep. Charles Key (R-Oklahoma City), as a site to inform the public about reams of information discovered by the Oklahoma Bombing Investigation Committee, much of it originally ignored by the same federal agencies who now list the site as a threat to the homeland. As for Rep. Key, he concluded his role in the OBIC in approximately 2002 and Free Mind Films is now paying for access and domain rights to the site.
So, how was this designation discovered? It was via the investigative work of John Bush and Catherine Bleish of Operation Defuse, an Austin, Texas-based group whose ongoing efforts are to expose the growing police state and the growing influence of the national network of "Fusion Centers" across the country.
And Operation Defuse has plenty of fans due to their hard work. In fact the activists appeared in a controversial "police state" episode of Jesse Ventura's Conspiracy Theory program on TruTV last year as an extension of their tireless work in "unmasking the new American police state."
And part of that police state apparatus are Fusion Centers, Bush told Red Dirt Report. These centers are described by the government as "terrorism prevention and response centers" and were established by the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice in the mid-2000's. Specifically, they were designed to share and analyze information which can be shared between local, state and federal agencies. Civil libertarians and constitutionalists are very concerned about the overreach these centers have, and the impact they will have on freedom in this country.
"Our interest in Fusion Centers is in exposing the threat that Fusion Centers pose to our civil liberties and Constitutional rights," Bush told Red Dirt Report this week.
So, while attending the 2010 National Fusion Center Conference in New Orleans, La. in February of that year that Operation Defuse's Bush and Bleish, journalists with the "Austin Free Press," came across a compact disc that was made available by the U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance. The CD laid out anti-terrorism resources for Fusion Center directors and senior leadership, Homeland Security directors, local, state, tribal and federal law enforcement and intelligence officers and analysts.
Under the heading "Domestic Terrorism," the DOJ/BJA reference document has a subhead titled "Miscellaneous Extremism." It is there, amidst well-known websites like Antiwar.com and lesser known sites one calling for an "end to corporate governance," that The Oklahoma Bombing Investigation Committee's OKCbombing.net website is listed as an extremist and domestic terrorist website by the federal government.
In describing the site for law enforcement, OKCbombing.net is noted as being a "web site for the Oklahoma Bombing Investigation Committee, a group convinced that a large Oklahoma City bomb conspiracy exists."
But upon reading the "about us" portion of the scholarly investigative site, their mission statement goal is to "find the whole truth about the fatal attack on the Murrah Federal Building on April 19, 1995. Through extensive eyewitness interviews and research, the Committee is working to bring all those responsible to justice."
The site offers visitors information on "articles of interest" related to the bombing and Timothy McVeigh and offers copies of the Oklahoma Bombing Investigation Committee's thorough, 500-plus page independent book,Final Report on the Bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Building, released in 2001. Since Key handed over the control of OKCbombing.net to Free Mind Films, a link to that group's website is on the site and it notes that they will be releasing a documentary film about the bombing and anomalies related to it called A Noble Lie.
As the site notes: "Evidence presented at this web site is documented, compiled from more than four years of investigation."
James Lane, who created Free Mind Films and directed the new Oklahoma City bombing film A Noble Lie, said he is not surprised the government has designated OKCbombing.net a terrorist site.
"This document shows the lengths that the US government will go to demonize people that have the audacity to expose corruption and cover-ups," Lane told Red Dirt Report. "These institution's primary goal is self-preservation above all else."
As for Key, he told Red Dirt Report that he has not been involved in any sort of Oklahoma City bombing for over a decade and that the site is now operated by others.
"I'm not involved in it," Key said. "I don't know why they (the DOJ) would make this kind of claim. I think it's ridiculous, extreme and reactionary in its own right."
Bush, meanwhile, said Operation Defuse saw the the fed's targeting of the OKCbombing.net website was "another example of the federal government training officials to believe that exposing these things is extremist.'" He went on to add that the feds, via "Fusion Centers" and connected groups can further "marginalize anti-establishment organizations and groups."
It was nearly three years ago that Missouri's "Fusion Center" the Missouri Information Analysis Center, or "MIAC" -- had a report that was leaked to the Alex Jones Show. The leak revealed MIAC's "Modern Militia Movement" document was labeling supporters of presidential candidates like Ron Paul or Chuck Baldwin as "militia"-influenced terrorists. The document also singled out people opposed to the "New World Order" and the creation of a "North American Union," among others. After the MIAC report was exposed, outrage over the government demonizing political speech and constitutional freedoms led to its eventual denunciation by state officials.
But it was clear that a year later in 2010, while at the New Orleans Fusion Center conference that federal officials and those within the Justice Department were still obsessed with labeling investigative groups like the long-defunct Oklahoma Bombing Investigation Committee and its accompanying website as an extremist and terroristic organization.
Red Dirt Report contacted the DOJ's Bureau of Justice Assistance seeking more information about what critera OBIC and OKCbombing.net met in order to be designated as an extremist, terroristic threat. If we do receive a reply, we will be sure to update this important story.

Operation Defuse's John Bush, meanwhile, said that for the government to include a site like OKCbombing.net as an extremist site only gives local agencies an excuse to crack down on people seeking the truth.
"So, when you question the official line about the Oklahoma City bombing you are labeled a domestic terrorist?" Bush asked rhetorically.
Concluded Bush: "It's unfortunate that the anti-terrorism apparatus is being turned inward" against the American people."
For more information go to www.operationdefuse.com or http://www.freemindfilms.com.
Copyright 2011 West Marie Media

http://reddirtreport.com/Story.aspx/20516

[R.K. Locke]

http://www.ksl.com/?sid=32344361&nid=148...id=queue-8


Federal judge reproves FBI in Oklahoma City bombing video case

By Dennis Romboy

November 13th, 2014 @ 9:53pm


FBI: No additional videos of Oklahoma bombing, despite claims from a Utah attorney


Case of allegedly missing Oklahoma City bombing video to go to trial


Records show FBI practice of hiding evidence in secret databases


SLC attorney seeks video of 1995 Oklahoma City bombing


SALT LAKE CITY A federal judge scolded the FBI on Wednesday for filing a late and incomplete report about whether it pressured a witness not to testify in a lawsuit claiming the agency failed to search its files for additional videos of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.

But U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups said during a hearing that he wants to know more before deciding whether the FBI engaged in witness tampering.

"It's too important of an issue to leave with ambiguities," he said.

The FBI's office of inspections disclosed the report last Friday, a day after Waddoups threatened the FBI with contempt for not finishing the tampering investigation as he had ordered.

"This illustrates why the FBI cannot be trusted to investigate itself," Jesse Trentadue said.

Trentadue asked Waddoups to appoint a special master to oversee an investigation into the tampering allegations. Waddoups suggested U.S. Magistrate Judge Dustin Pead and asked attorneys for both sides to file briefs on the issue.

U.S. Department of Justice attorney Kathryn Wyer objected to the decision, arguing the agency found that no tampering occurred.

Trentadue believes there are videos showing Timothy McVeigh was not alone in detonating the bomb that killed 168 people at the federal building in Oklahoma City.

"There's no doubt in my mind, and it's proven beyond any doubt, that the FBI knew that the bombing was going to take place months before it happened, and they didn't stop it."
Jesse Trentadue, SLC attorney

He thinks the presence of a second suspect explains why his brother, who resembled a police sketch of a suspect, was flown to Oklahoma after the bombing.

Kenneth Trentadue, a convicted bank robber, was picked up for probation violations while coming back to the U.S. at the Mexican border, and he died in a federal holding cell. His death was labeled a suicide, but his body had 41 wounds and bruises that his brother believes were the result of a beating.

Wyer said there is no evidence that the FBI threatened the witness, former government operative John Matthews. He decided on his own not testify because he didn't trust Jesse Trentadue and felt like he was being used, she said.

Matthews, she said, has nothing to do with the case.

Jesse Trentadue contends Matthews told the FBI that he saw McVeigh and another man at a militia training camp in Texas before the bombing and the agency told him it knew and to "basically stand down."

"There's no doubt in my mind, and it's proven beyond any doubt, that the FBI knew that the bombing was going to take place months before it happened, and they didn't stop it," he said after the hearing.

Jesse Trentadue said FBI doesn't want to find the video tapes he has sought since 2008 because they would show someone else was with McVeigh in the truck carrying explosives.

Wyer called Jesse Trentadue's claims "ridiculous" and pure speculation.

[Peter Lemkin]

http://www.ksl.com/?sid=32344361&nid=148...id=queue-8


Federal judge reproves FBI in Oklahoma City bombing video case

By Dennis Romboy

November 13th, 2014 @ 9:53pm


FBI: No additional videos of Oklahoma bombing, despite claims from a Utah attorney


Case of allegedly missing Oklahoma City bombing video to go to trial


Records show FBI practice of hiding evidence in secret databases


SLC attorney seeks video of 1995 Oklahoma City bombing


SALT LAKE CITY A federal judge scolded the FBI on Wednesday for filing a late and incomplete report about whether it pressured a witness not to testify in a lawsuit claiming the agency failed to search its files for additional videos of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.

But U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups said during a hearing that he wants to know more before deciding whether the FBI engaged in witness tampering.

"It's too important of an issue to leave with ambiguities," he said.

The FBI's office of inspections disclosed the report last Friday, a day after Waddoups threatened the FBI with contempt for not finishing the tampering investigation as he had ordered.

"This illustrates why the FBI cannot be trusted to investigate itself," Jesse Trentadue said.

Trentadue asked Waddoups to appoint a special master to oversee an investigation into the tampering allegations. Waddoups suggested U.S. Magistrate Judge Dustin Pead and asked attorneys for both sides to file briefs on the issue.

U.S. Department of Justice attorney Kathryn Wyer objected to the decision, arguing the agency found that no tampering occurred.

Trentadue believes there are videos showing Timothy McVeigh was not alone in detonating the bomb that killed 168 people at the federal building in Oklahoma City.

"There's no doubt in my mind, and it's proven beyond any doubt, that the FBI knew that the bombing was going to take place months before it happened, and they didn't stop it."
Jesse Trentadue, SLC attorney

He thinks the presence of a second suspect explains why his brother, who resembled a police sketch of a suspect, was flown to Oklahoma after the bombing.

Kenneth Trentadue, a convicted bank robber, was picked up for probation violations while coming back to the U.S. at the Mexican border, and he died in a federal holding cell. His death was labeled a suicide, but his body had 41 wounds and bruises that his brother believes were the result of a beating.

Wyer said there is no evidence that the FBI threatened the witness, former government operative John Matthews. He decided on his own not testify because he didn't trust Jesse Trentadue and felt like he was being used, she said.

Matthews, she said, has nothing to do with the case.

Jesse Trentadue contends Matthews told the FBI that he saw McVeigh and another man at a militia training camp in Texas before the bombing and the agency told him it knew and to "basically stand down."

"There's no doubt in my mind, and it's proven beyond any doubt, that the FBI knew that the bombing was going to take place months before it happened, and they didn't stop it," he said after the hearing.

Jesse Trentadue said FBI doesn't want to find the video tapes he has sought since 2008 because they would show someone else was with McVeigh in the truck carrying explosives.

Wyer called Jesse Trentadue's claims "ridiculous" and pure speculation.

The wheels of justice in the USA certainly turn slow - and are slowing day by day. They can't show the other videos or the rest of the hidden evidence - as it will show it was an inside job. I wish them luck with this case, but given the state of the state and its complicity in this [and other false-flag operations], color me skeptical we'll see any justice........

[Michael Barwell]

Remember when those Russian towerblocks started falling and there was that extraordinary report about how white granular stuff in bulk was found in the basement of a block and the circumstances seemed to point to Russ govt. involvement... That was an odd one.

[R.K. Locke]

New from Kevin Ryan:

http://digwithin.net/2015/04/12/okc-bombing/


Twenty Years Later: Facts About the OKC Bombing That Go Unreported

Posted on April 12, 2015 by Kevin Ryan


Next week will mark the 20th anniversary of the terrorist bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, which killed 168 people including 19 children. The mainstream media will undoubtedly focus its attention on Timothy McVeigh, who was put to death in June 2001 for his part in the crime. They might also mention Terry Nichols, who was convicted of helping McVeigh plan the bombing and is serving a life sentence without parole.

OKC MurrahThere will be less discussion about how the FBI spent years hunting for a man who witnesses say accompanied McVeigh on the day of the bombing. They called this accomplice John Doe #2 and theories about his identity range from an Iraqi named Hussain Al-Hussaini, to a German national described below, to a neo-nazi bank robber named Richard Guthrie. The Justice Department finally gave up its search and said it was all a mistake that there was never any credible evidence of a John Doe #2 being involved.

That reversal demonstrates a pattern of cover-up by authorities and limited media coverage in the years since the crime. This week, accounts will not repeat early reports of secondary devices in the building, or reports of the involvement of unknown middle-eastern characters. There will also be little if any mention of the extensive independent investigation into the crime that was conducted by leading members of the OKC community. Here are seven more facts that will probably not see much coverage on the 20th anniversary.

1.Attorney Jesse Trentadue began investigating the case after his brother Kenney was killed in prison, apparently having been tortured to death by the FBI in its search for John Doe #2. Trentadue's investigation led to a federal judge nearly finding the FBI in contempt of court for tampering with a key witness. Trentadue now says, "There's no doubt in my mind, and it's proven beyond any doubt, that the FBI knew that the bombing was going to take place months before it happened, and they didn't stop it."

2.Judge Clark Waddoups, who presided over the case brought by Jesse Trentadue, ruled in 2010 that CIA documents associated with the case must be held secret. These documents show that the CIA was involved in the OKC bombing investigation and the prosecution of McVeigh. This means that foreign parties were involved because the CIA is prohibited from interfering in purely domestic investigations.

3.Andreas Strassmeir, a former German military officer, was suspected of being John Doe #2. Strassmeir became close friends with McVeigh and they were both associated with a neo-nazi organization located in Elohim City, OK. A retired U.S. intelligence official claimed that Strassmeir was "working for the German government and the FBI" while at Elohim City. Mainstream reports about the OKC bombing typically avoid reference to Strassmeir.

4.Larry Potts was the FBI supervisor who was responsible for the tragedies at Ruby Ridge in 1992, and Waco in 1993. Potts was then given responsibility for investigating the OKC bombing. Terry Nichols claimed that McVeighwho allegedly had been recruited as an undercover intelligence asset while in the Armyhad been working under the supervision of Potts.

5.Terry Yeakey, an officer of the OKC Police Department, was among the first to reach the scene and he was heralded as a hero for rescuing many victims. Yeakey was also an eyewitness to conversations and physical evidence that convinced him that there was a cover-up of the bombing by federal agents. Yeakey was committed to getting to the truth about what happened but a year after the bombing he was found dead off the side of a rural road. His death was ruled a suicide despite overwhelming evidence that he was murdered. Authorities reported that Yeakey, "slit his wrists and neck… then miraculously climbed over a barbed wire fence… walked over a mile's distance, through a nearby field, and eventually shot himself in the side of the head at an unusual angle." No weapon was found, no investigation was conducted, no fingerprints were taken, and no interviews were conducted. His family continues to fight for the truth about his death.

6.Gene Corley, the engineer who was hired by the government to support its claims about the structural fire at the Branch Davidian complex in Waco, was brought in to investigate the destruction of the Murrah Building. Corley brought along three other engineers: Charles Thornton, Mete Sozen, and Paul Mlakar. Their investigation was conducted from half a block awaywhere they could not observe any of the damage directlyyet their conclusions supported the pre-existing official account. A few years later, within 72 hours of the 9/11 attacks, these same four men were on site leading the investigations at the Word Trade Center and the Pentagon.

7.There are many other links between OKC and 9/11. For example, the alleged hijackers visited the OKC area many times and even stayed in the same motel that was frequented by McVeigh and Nichols. After both the OKC bombing and 9/11, building monitoring videos went missing, FBI harassment of witnesses was seen, and officials ignored evidence that did not support the political story. Additionally, numerous oddities link the OKC area to al Qaeda. In 2002, OKC resident Nick Berg was interrogated by the FBI for lending his laptop and internet password to alleged "20th hijacker" Zacarias Moussoui. Two years after this interrogation, Berg became world famous as a victim of beheading in Iraq. Investigators looking for clues about these connections will be particularly interested in two airports in OKC, the president of the University of Oklahoma, and the CIA leader who both monitored the alleged hijackers in Germany and was hired at the university just before 9/11.

On April 19, 2015, at the 20th anniversary of one of the worst terrorist attacks in history, citizens should be reminded that we don't know what happened that day. We don't know because officials have covered-up the crime for unknown reasons and most media sources will not challenge that cover-up.

[R.K. Locke]

Chris Emery on The Corbett Report:

https://www.corbettreport.com/interview-...y-mcveigh/

[Peter Lemkin]

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On the morning of April 19, 1995, a decorated Gulf War combat vet blew up the federal building in Oklahoma City using a truck bomb that he didn't build in a Ryder truck that he didn't rent with the help of a passenger who didn't exist. Having just gotten away with the largest act of terrorism on U.S. soil to date the Fort Bragg-trained Special Forces (sheep dipped) "dropout" blended in with the crowd by making his getaway in a car without a license plate and was immediately pulled over.
The ATF was the supposed target of the attack, but luckily all of their agents were out of the office that morning.
Later that day the president boldly declared "we will find the people who did this" and "when we do, justice will be swift, certain and severe" except for John Doe #2, who, according to the FBI, never existed.
In McVeigh's unprecedented three and a half week trial the prosecution didn't show the CCTV footage of him (and John Doe #2) parking the Ryder truck, didn't explain why 24 separate witnesses mass hallucinated the existence of John Doe #2, didn't explain why the government was testing truck bombs and the army was storing Ryder trucks at Camp Gruber right before the bombing, and didn't talk to the FBI informants who blew the whistle on the plot, but they did collaborate with the CIA and they did convict McVeigh as the lone wolf bomber and Terry Nichols as his bomb constructing accomplice.
Still, a bunch of crazy conspiracy theorists (including 300 bombing victims) insist on talking about facts and evidence and refuse to simply believe what they've been told a million times by people in tailored suits with well-coiffed hair.
They quote the US Air Force Brigadier General and the FBI crime lab whistleblower and the inventor of the neutron bomb who point out the physical impossibility that the Ryder Truck bomb did the damage to the building, but that doesn't matter because if there were other bombs in the building that day we would have heard about them.
The FBI claims to have lost the footage showing McVeigh (and John Doe #2) parking the truck in front of the Murrah Building that morning, but that's understandable because the Bureau has a lot of important evidence to store.
Terry Nichols insists the FBI was involved in the plot but thankfully a judge has saved us the trouble of listening to him by preventing lawyers from deposing him.
There was a bomb squad truck parked across the street 2 hours before the blast, but that just shows the authorities were prepared for anything.
And "someone called the executive secretariat's office at the Justice Department in Washington and said the Murrah building had been bombed…but this was 24 minutes before the blast." But that just shows the public was unusually vigilant that morning.
Also, the governor of Oklahoma's brother wrote a book before the attack in which a "Tom McVey" plots to blow up a federal building, but that's probably just a coincidence.
McVeigh wrote a letter to his sister where he admitted to being a secret special forces operative and he complained to friends of the pain in his ass from an Army-implanted microchip, but that's crazy because if he didn't actually leave the Army in 1991 there would be proof of that.
This man never existed, and if you say otherwise you're a crazy government-hating nutjob who deserves to be locked in a cage for the rest of your life. Likewise him, her, them, her and him. (and him and him).
McVeigh was not executed on May 16, 2001 as scheduled because the FBI withheld 1000s of documents from McVeigh's lawyers, but that doesn't matter because the execution went ahead anyway on June 11. In a highly unusual and secret agreement no autopsy was performed, one witness said he was still breathing and the prison officials admitted his hearse was a decoy. Then the case was officially closed.
This is the story of OKC as told to you by the same truth-tellers behind the Savile story and Brian Williams and the Engel kidnapping, and if you have questions about any part of this story you are a paranoid, wingnut, birther-truther-tenther-prepper conspiracy loon who should feel guilty for having been born. If you love baseball, fluffy kittens, hot dogs, Barbie, Star Wars and freedom, you will never ever bring up any of these points ever again. Ever.
This message has been brought to you by the friends of the FBI, ATF, DOJ, CIA, SPLC, MSM and the US Army.
And remember: Ignorance Is Strength!

[R.K. Locke]

I'll embed the video because I'm not sure that link has worked properly. Another great piece of work from James Corbett. Everyone should spread this around:

[David Guyatt]

I'll embed the video because I'm not sure that link has worked properly. Another great piece of work from James Corbett. Everyone should spread this around:

Excellent. Using that droll style really impacts, I think.