Posted on 06/06/2013 10:10:59 AM PDT by Oldpuppymax
A 542 page Justice Department investigation of FBI tactics at Ruby Ridge concluded that the Bureau Rules of Engagement employed that day in 1992 “…flagrantly violated the US Constitution” as they afforded agents “practically a license to kill.” According to the Report, “…a member of an FBI SWAT team from Denver remembered the Rules of Engagement as ‘if you can see ‘em, shoot ‘em’.” Within one hour of FBI snipers taking up positions around Randy Weaver’s rural home, “…every adult in the cabin was either dead or severely wounded — even though they had not fired a shot at any FBI agent.” (1)
The following year, 75 men, women and children were first gassed, then incinerated at the Branch Davidian building in Waco, Texas by an FBI team operating a...
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H0lder was part of the ROE writing team.
Just commie ‘Rats doing what commie ‘Rats do.....free country my A$$.
Branch Davidians hole up became an national and international embarrassment for the ruling government (a similar parallel to the Tienanmen Square to the ChiComm), “something”’s gotta be done to resolve it.
In none of the cases (Ruby Ridge, Waco, June 4th massacre), people thought it a possibility that their own government would open fire on them.
When a sniper takes out an unarmed woman holding an infant, the question has been answered. At Waco, they “saved the children” by burning them to death.
A fish rots from the head. We are in deep doo-doo.
The closest most Americans will ever come to experiencing terrorism first hand is experiencing a SWAT team.
If only the military had the same rules.
Let me try that again. Why does the military have so much more restrictive rules than the FBI?
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Revolt is coming.
They just kacked that MMA guy a week or so ago. Anybody that believes the story the FBI dreamed up on that one is beyond help.
But given the ever-changing story of that night’s events and the participation of the FBI in hundreds of very questionable deaths, the American public may well conclude that the nation’s premier assemblage of cops has become a tool of murder for corrupt administrations.
>>>>"Holder was #2 at Justice when women & children were incinerated at Waco."<<<<
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Shame on me. I knew that and had forgotten.
“PatCon” was an ambitious SPLC/FBI op to monitor ALL “right-wing” groups in the USA.
The final OkBomb arrests were timed VERY delicately in order to permit for maximal prosecution and drama.
But the field is messy unlike HQ, and the blast timetable was suddenly moved up, and the blast did go off, leaving the authorities with a HUGE tar-baby on their hands.
But McVeigh’s cover was intact, and very few knew he was a government asset. But there had been 170 deaths that had to be blamed on SOMEONE, and the very worried suits in DC decided McVeigh was best used as a fall-guy, instead of carrying on in his capacity as an agent.
His sheep-dipping process had involved a very credible process of going around acting nutty, and it would also serve well to convince media people of his culpability.
Did the gummint WANT to blow up their own building..? Probably not, but they did put all the pieces in place.
A gov that would burn down churches, shoot mommmies in the head, blow up a day-care center:
Would they smuggle guns to narcos? Would they, say, uh...bug the media? Would they spy on the communications of the innocent American public?
WOULD THEY SPY ON MEMBERS OF CONGRESS?
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