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originally posted by: Axial Leader
There is no doubt in my mind that there was a MUCH wider conspiracy, and things were not told.
April 19th is "Patriots Day"
en.wikipedia.org...
A lot of weird and / or horrific incidents have occurred on or around that day in American History, including the infamous OKC bombing, but also the Waco Branch Davidian massacre in 1993 by ATS agents, and the Boston Marathon Bombing in 2013.
Also, the Columbine High School shooting in 1999.
Also, the mysterious theft of an A-10 attack airplane by Captain Button, 1997 for no reason, apparently crashed (or shot down) in the mountains of Colorado.
And of course -- the first shots fired in the American Revolutionary War, in 1775.
poetry.eserver.org...
So I look around each year about this time -- keep an eye on things. It is an ominous time of year.
McVeigh did the planning and was involved in all aspects of the bombing, including carrying it out. I was involved in the gathering and storing of the components of the bomb, the testing of some of the components, going to Oklahoma City on Easter Sunday to pick up McVeigh, and the actual making of the bomb. As to Michael Fortier, Lori Fortier, or others, I was unaware of their involvement. McVeigh was very careful to make sure that all discussions were held in private between him and I and, it seems, between him and others.
originally posted by: TheSpanishArcher
a reply to: Greathouse
Well then, what would you say to this documentary?
Yeah, there's nothing hinky about what happened in OK City that day. Nothing to see here, move along........
I take 90% of YouTube videos with a grain of salt. If you could quote me some information with sources you might convince me.
An initial batch of documents, received through a FOIA request, showed that the FBI was investigating a link between the bombers and Guthrie's ARA. The connection involved a remote religious compound called Elohim City in eastern Oklahoma's Ozark Mountains, a kind of sanctuary for far-right extremists from the Klan and the Aryan Nations to the then-burgeoning militia movement that inspired McVeigh.