Posted on 10/09/2005 8:56:49 AM PDT by MizSterious
Don't rant at me.... you have no idea where my head is on this case. All I said was that it wouldn't surprise me that the dad doesn't know.
I would maintain, that there are many parents out there, and also here on FR, who really dont know their kids as well as they think that they do...
Here on FR, we often are told, by many parents, how well they know their own kids, how they are absolutely sure, that their child would/would not do such and such a thing...
Sorry, but no matter how well you may or may not know your child, children eventually come to a point where they go their own way, and in spite of what the parents think, that way may not be the parents way...I am not saying, that raising your children in a way which you think will provide the best for them, is fruitless...what I am saying, is that I am not a clone of my parents, and my children are not clones of me and my hubby...and that goes for every set of parents and children all over...as parents, I believe, that most of us raise our children as best we see fit, and hope that what we teach our children remains with them...sometimes that just does not happen...
And if other problems are involved, like mental illness, physical disability, etc. the dynamics of parenting children is even more complicated...
The guilt that suicide brings to any parents who lose their child in such a manner, must be overwhelming...they must deal with the suicide of their child, and live with the guilt, that they did not do enough to try to prevent it...that is not something I would wish on anyone...
I do feel sympathy for this father, as he will have to deal with this, until the day he himself dies...I truly believe he is heartbroken...
The Dad not knowing wouldn't surprise me either. Sorry if I took you the wrong way. This has been frustrating as heck around here.
Hi Miz, Thanks for the ping. I've got some catching up to do so I'll comment in a little bit. (o:
Yes, about the Phoenix power plant explosions? We have had none. There were transformer overloads last year. These were nowhere near the power plants themselves. They were transmission lines for out of state power.
I've been following the local media reports on this event from the moment it happened. For the most part I've steered clear of sources some would deem "unreliable". Channel 4 and Channel 9 news out of Norman have been doing investigative reporting and is where I've gotten the majority of information I'm working with at this point. Channel 5 out of OKC started along the same vein and then around Tuesday or Wednesday of last week started only reporting what the FBI, and OU President Boren were saying - the "official story" so to speak. At that time they also started Numerous witness statements are being discredited - OU says because students are "excitable".
I've compiled what started out as a "Cliff Notes" summary of events, which has turned into a pretty comprehensive accounting of all that's been reported. I've also sourced almost all of the statements and such. I've published it on my blog because it's become to big to continue publishing it here... I'm continuing to plug in sources for the comments as we speak. I've also made available documents that have been released. You can read my summary at this link:
http://sweetliberty.alfablog.com/post/1199/norman_bombing/normanbombing.html
A note about me, I've got no real reason to pursue this besides mere curiosity at how it's being reported - I'm not currently active politically and I have no wish to be in the future, I'm gaining no money in any way on any of this. That said, you may still wish not to read what I've collected, but the circumstantial evidence, coupled with witness statements in this case debunk what is being stated about a "lone suicide".
It may or may not be pertinent, but all this spin has reminded me of something that "everyone around here" has NOT been talking about for over 25 years now. Here's a legal document (public domain) that kinda lays it all out...
http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=ok&vol=/supreme/1983/&invol=1983ok73
Thanks; I'll check it out.
I checked it out. You have clearly put a lot of work into this and it is EXCELLENT! Thanks for being on the ball. I especially appreciate your objective stance.
You're very welcome. (o:
"At that time they also started"
Don't know where the rest of that sentence went, here is the rest of the statement! LOL
At that time they also started interviewing people within the Muslim community and being apologetic towards them. They have never addressed the reasons people are skeptical of their local community (i.e. Moussaoui, Atta, Nick Berg, et al...)
I checked it out. You have clearly put a lot of work into this and it is EXCELLENT! Thanks for being on the ball. I especially appreciate your objective stance.
(I mistakenly sent this to myself, and wanted to make sure you saw it. This is the information clearinghouse I've been looking for.)
I saw your other post. Thank you for the kind words!
Household Hydrogen Peroxide is a 3% solution of HP in water. Pure HP can be used as a propellant, it takes a catalyst to decompose it first. IIRC some Air Independent propulsion systems for submarines use something like that.
However the explosive was not hydrogen peroxide, but rather Triacetone Triperoxide (TATP) , which, as you might suspect from the name, is made from acetone and hydrogen peroxide. It's also sometimes called acetone peroxide. It's touchy to make and remains touchy until use (deliberate or otherwise).
Just Google "TATP" or "Triacetone Triperoxide", and you'll likely find how to make it, but I wouldn't suggest trying it a home boys and girls. But it's not difficult, just dangerous.
Did you get a chance to check if the Lincoln Town Car was still parked outside Hinrich's apartment?
Well the color of Islam at least. Don't many Islamics, particularly in Afghanistan and nearby regions, wear vests over their long shirt like garments? I seem to recall a picture of Osama wearing one, but haven't yet been able to find it. But sort of like this. (An American trying dress like an Afghan for security (his) reasons during the Taliban era)
I checked out the surveillance cameras as well:
I just returned from campus.
If his car was an old beat-up blue Lincoln Town Car, then it is still in the parking lot. It has one of the roofs that was not metal on the outside but kind of a leather like material -- I cannot think what they are called.
As for video cameras, I found what looks to be a new one installed at the SE corner of the end zone where students enter and also a new one in the parking garage as you leave -- at least they look new as they are black and around here black turns into grayish looking with the dirt blowing around. Could not find any at Gate 1; Gate 2 had one but it was pointed at the back of the ticket office not the gate; Gate 3 and 7 -- couldn't find any but will go back tomorrow to see if walking around I can see more. Very few people around campus this afternoon and frankly didn't want to stand out.
Looks to me like the video surveillance in the stadium was for ticket offices where they would have money and tickets not for the gates. The student gate definitely has one today -- all nice and new looking.
Can confirm a lot of ME students in Parkview Apartments that love to stare. Parking lot is pretty full at the Islamic Center.
End of my report from OU!
A "hardtop", IIRC.
Yea, it's even the same sort of circumlocution. If you wanted to say the real deal you might say mierda del toro
As in English "caca" is baby talk.
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