[JohnFiorentino]

Well, over 15 years of research. 10 years spent on the book itself. Perhaps you should read it when it comes out. If you still have questions then we can address them.

[meenie]

The Iraqi officers came in after the Gulf war. Approximately 6,000 Iraqis were brought back from the Gulf, supposedly, because they would be killed by Hussein for aiding the enemy and surrendering prematurely. 2,000 were located in Lincoln, Nebraska and 4,000 in Oklahoma City. They were taken to Ft. Smith, Arkansas where they were involved in rioting and looting before being settled in the civilian sector.

Evidently Saddam was able to slip in some sabotuers and terrorists. There has been a problem ever since getting anybody to acknowlege the policy. I suppose it reflected on the incomplete end of the Gulf war during the first Bush administration. Then the hush-up of OK City connections during the Clinton term because for some reason, Clinton wanted to lay the connection onto the militia movement.

This whole episode has been known around Oklahoma City since the bombing but the media and Congress have avoided the issue. This issue continues to disrupt our policy today regarding the FBI and the war on terrorism as well as the Iraq situation.

While covering up the Iraqi connection in the bombing of the Murray building, we have those individuals out in the public ready to strike again. I have relatives in Oklahoma and have visited with them on the situation and their feelings at the betrayal of justice.