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To: Stew Padasso
Tim McVeigh didnt oppose his execution too much... I think he was protecting someone. Maybe his family, maybe a bigger fish.
6 posted on 02/24/2004 8:48:53 AM PST by Lunatic Fringe ("Fellow citizens, we cannot escape history." -Abraham Lincoln, 1862)
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To: Lunatic Fringe
"Tim McVeigh didnt oppose his execution too much..."

Maybe he was anxious to get back to his cabana and lay on the beach. ;>

14 posted on 02/24/2004 9:05:22 AM PST by Eastbound (FMCDH -- And not even then.)
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To: Lunatic Fringe
I've always thought that he was protecting his sister, with whom he had shared some cryptic allusions to his activities. I think the feds used this as a threat to go after his sister.

As I recall, they held her and interregated her intensely.

16 posted on 02/24/2004 12:12:56 PM PST by happygrl
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To: Lunatic Fringe
The explanation I got for that, from somebody who runs with the spook crowd, was that McVeigh died like a good soldier, not realizing that there were Government agents involved in the plot, and that he had been betrayed.

Unlike the conspiracy theorists, who seem to have arcane knowledge of all this, I can't convince myself of what the truth is, one way or the other. But I will not believe one single thing the Government says unless and until they extradite Andreas Strassmeier from Germany and put him on the stand.

18 posted on 02/24/2004 1:33:27 PM PST by fire_eye (All leftists appear identical when viewed through an ACOG.)
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