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Although Davis does not document Gorelick's role in Oklahoma City, media accounts routinely describe her as the director of the Oklahoma City task force, the so-called "field commander." As Davis has told me, someone in Washington called the FBI in Oklahoma City and issued a two-word directive on its investigation into Islamic terrorism: "Kill it."

OKC was covered up. From this statement, the implication is that Gorelick had more than cursory involvement.

The morning of the Murrah bombing, I was listening to NBC TV. During the first hour or so, the on-air commentary was along the lines of 'terrorists, foreign terrorists, Arab terrorists, Islamic terrorists'.

After about an hour, all of the sudden the commentary change. News commentators started saying 'we need to be careful about indicting any group or nationality', 'this might not be foreign terrorists', etc. When McVeigh was apprehended, the perfect Chief Moose scenario developed - a white guy did it. That gave fodder to ignoring foreign terrorist involvement.

Of course, Clinton, politically, could not afford to have OKC associated with foreign terrorists. Too many might raise the question, How did the Clinton administration allow foreign terrorists to hit us almost in the center of the nation? Yeh, 2 white guys was a much better conspiracy to sell to the American public.

You too? Well, I was watching/listening to all our local OKC stations, and I assure you, they had APBs out on 2-3 olive skinned, possibly Arabic males in a brown truck. By the next day, the story had changed. Mind you, we were getting raw, unedited footage for the first day or so--once the editing started, it almost seemed like a different bombing altogether.

Many here on FR wanted to hand out tinfoil hats to those of us saying that, btw. I'm glad some of the truth is finally coming out. Clinton wanted to blame the "angry white men" for political gain--that should surprise no one.