I believe TWA 800 exploded on its own because my mind is being controlled by those black helicopters hovering above my house. Oh wait! Nevermind, that's a ceiling fan.
"I believe TWA 800 exploded on its own because my mind is being controlled by those black helicopters hovering above my house. Oh wait! Nevermind, that's a ceiling fan. "
I never used to believe in the black helicopter, Clinton era stuff either. Then I read Jayna Davis' book, "The Third Terrorist" about the OKC bombing. Davis was a local reporter for the local TV station. I was very surprised at the specific, overwhelming credible evidence it presented that a number of Islamic individuals were involved in the bombing, in addition to McVay. Evidence such as multiple eyewitness accounts, all of which were aired on her local OKC TV station.
I used to think there would be no way to coverup something that big, with so many FBI and military people involved. Just no way to keep all those people quiet. It dawned on me, though, it really isn't that hard, especially if all the people at the top of the coverup are on the same page.
If the Attorney General, or someone else high up in the DOJ says we're convinced that McVay's our man, shut down all other lines of inquiry and focus on the McVay angle, the rest of the FBI will fall in line. What choice do they have? Rogue FBI agents exist only in spy-ficition novels. Real FBI agents are government employees with families and pensions. If only one or two agents come out with information, they will easily be discredited and destroyed.
Besides, probably no one agent has enough information by himself to present a "smoking gun". He may have a piece of the puzzle, but not the whole thing. His piece of the puzzle might make you think, but not make you conclude there is a coverup. So he keeps what he knows to himself, and keeps his job. No, it would be pretty easy for the government leadership to twist an investigation the way they want it.
If the Clinton Justice Department covered up OKC, then they might very well have covered up TWA 800, and/or Vince Foster. I'm not sure about TWA 800 and Foster, merely because I haven't read enough evidence about those things. It certainly makes sense. Anything that could be termed as difficult, or politically unpopular, Clinton swept under the rug. This was his greatest failing, and why we must never let another Clinton in the White House.