Oklahoma City Bombing & the Number Four

SOP ^ | September 29th, 2009 11:42 EST | Rob Roy

[null and void]

The government? Lie? Nahhhh...

[longfellow]

Klinton also covered up flight 800.
Read the book ‘The third man’

[babygene]

Haven’t we all known this for years?

[dcwusmc]

Bump and ping

[BilLies]

Bush should have investigated the investigation as well as Waco and flight 800 to find out if there were laws broken./s

[dcwusmc]

I sure won’t argue with you, though Bush was pretty reluctant to investigate ANYTHING done by the Bent One. Unlike Obambi, re: Bush.

[gussiefinknottle]

Oh no, Bush just wanted to move forward and maybe honor Bill and HIllary.
I’m sure that whatever happened during clintoon administration
has been whitewashed. Look at Sandy Burgler.

[cripplecreek]

It was widely reported that militia movement sympathizer, Timothy McVeigh, with the assistance of Terry Nichols,

Never mind the pesky little fact that some of the first calls to the FBI about McVeigh came from the Michigan Militia.

[BerryDingle]

And Sandy Berger stuffing classified documents during the 911 commission hearings. Nah, Clinton would never cover up.

[null and void]

Yeah. And the simple fact that one of these “White Supremacists” was married to a Filipina...

[marron]

Gen. Partin was suspicious of the hasty way that the crime scene was contaminated in the name of "closure" for Oklahoma City.

I knew the instant I heard that they bulldozed the building precisely to close the door on forensic investigations of the bomb site.

I do not doubt it for a moment. Have you ever heard of any such thing as this? They bulldozed it before they had time to analyze the crime scene. Incredible. And nobody said a word about it, nobody in officialdom that is.

[cripplecreek]

Yeah. And the simple fact that one of these “White Supremacists” was married to a Filipina...

That was his second wife, I beleve the first was hispanic.

[awake-n-angry]

Orly Taitz, paging Attorney Taitz.

[Texas Fossil]

Rubble in Waco was handled similarly.

Wonder why?

On Clintonista’s Watch.

[BigBobber]

General Partin might have meant well, but his analysis of the Murrah bombing is as laughable as Rosie O’Donnell’s theories of 9-11. (”Fire can’t melt steel!”)

There may be a cover-up of the evidence, but not for the reasons given by Partin.

[TXnMA]

My analysis agreed with Ben's (we shared notes) -- except that I postulated a mechanism which could have caused failure of the interior column as a result of lateral floor-beam thrust during collapse of the main (200 foot-long, 5 foot-high and 3 foot-thick) "Main Header Beam" across the third floor.

Therefore, I only published three likely sites for "cutting charges" -- at the junctions of the three failed exterior columns and the header. (The concrete at those junctures was completely missing (leaving two-foot gaps)- and the "cuts" were amazingly clean. Nothing was left there but rebar.

Structural elements with missing concrete.
(The hatched section was probably hauled away.)

Yes, there was a significant explosion in the Ryder truck. But no one has yet to explain how a single air blast cleanly sliced that monstrous header beam into 40-foot sections -- and left the sections between columns totally unscathed.

Remember that several witnesses reported feeling the building shake before the big explosion. One of them had time to duck under her desk -- thinking it was an earthquake.

I agree with Trentadue that the missing portions of those tapes are what is really important.

[TXnMA]

The computer graphic in #16 is my creation. I hold the copyright. Do not copy or distribute it.

[mad_as_he$$]

No surprise to me. I knew this a long time ago (so long I forgot how long).

[TXnMA]

"General Partin might have meant well, but his analysis of the Murrah bombing is as laughable as Rosie O’Donnell’s theories of 9-11. "

And your superior expertise and the privileged knowledge that supports your pronouncement is...?

[mad_as_he$$]

I routinely witness ANFO explosions in mining. I think most “experts” under rate the power of it when it is wielded in the hands of guys who do it all the time. Mines routinely move 1,000 tons of overburden with a ton or so of charge. Very impressive stuff.