oklahoma city bombing: startling evidence proves government cover-up (very long)

www.disinfo.com ^ | July 26, 2002 | Doug Cirignano

[Free the USA]

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[Eagle Eye]

Do you care to address any specific portions or do you just want to dismiss the entire article as nonsense?

The former will take some ability to reason, the latter won't.

[Fred Mertz]

BTTT

[spodefly]

Do you care to address any specific portions or do you just want to dismiss the entire article as nonsense? The former will take some ability to reason, the latter won't.

It was too late last night for me to be use reason ... reason usually insists on going to sleep around midnight ... that was the reason for the bump ... that and that the article is pretty long for late night reading.

Unfortunately, any article that promotes anything other than the 'lone gunman' approach to Oklahoma City will be difficult for people to accomodate. The idea that it was domestic terrorism has become an argument against profiling, as in "see, not all terrorists are from the Middle East." That, and the fact that McVeigh went to the grave without mentioning any other influences/participants (other than Nicholls) will make this a tough sell.

I will come back and comment on the article (if I have anything to add) after I digest it.

[Dixie Mom]

Thanks, gg. Bttt.

[carenot]

Charles Key : You're talking about that book that came out right before McVeigh was executed, written by those two reporters from New York . . . Well, first of all it's questionable what he really did say in those alleged interviews. One of those writers called General Partin and told him that he didn't participate in the interviews. Publicly, they've said that they both did the interviews?

I have always wondered if those guys were telling the truth. I wonder what McVeigh really told them or if he told them anything at all?

Gen. Partin tells Key that one guy says he "didn't participate", so was the guy lying then or now? Maybe I should read the book and check what they say McVeigh told them.

[carenot]

An interesting read to add to the OKC list.

I love that site! First time I have seen it.