Posted on 01/15/2006 6:07:14 AM PST by johnny7
Kenneth Trentadue was no angel. In the 1980s, he did time for robbing banks. But in a strange twist, the circumstances behind his violent death 10 years ago in prison are playing out in federal court in a case that hints at a wider conspiracy in the Oklahoma City bombing.
Recently released documents unearthed because of a lawsuit against the FBI suggest that the long-standing allegations may not be so far-fetched. The lawsuit, brought by Trentadue’s brother, Jesse, has convinced a federal judge in Salt Lake City to order the FBI to produce hundreds of sealed documents in recent months, and even members of Congress are backing him in his fight for additional information.
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During the 9/11 Commission Lehman asked Louis Freeh if the was any truth to the "Third Terrorist" information. His eyes kind of shifted and he replied "I've never heard of it". Lehman never asked a follow up question. It smells.
Jose Padilla is on record as speaking spanish, english and arabic.
He's my candidate for John Doe # 2.
I agree. He's a dead ringer. Obviously the Feds believe that there is something "special" about Padilla too. One day we'll find out what the deal is with him.
But it is true that one of the fastest-growing ethnicities into which Islam is making inroads is among Hispanics. They are recruited in US prisons, but more and more in Mexico.
Say, when was the Gorelick memo written, anyway? Was that before or after the OKC Bombing? That would have prevented this info getting from agency to agency...
Yeah... I once cut my throat and beat the sh_t out of myself... only to chicken-out when it came to the hanging part. I also know a lot of goombah's who committed suicide with two-in-the-cap.
It may be because a lot of us have read The Third Terrorist and agree with James Woolsey, former CIA Director, that when the truth is known about OKC, the world will owe a debt of gratitude to the author, Jayna Davis.
And so, when we read contrary theories about who was REALLY behind the bombing, we don't belive them. Because Davis's work was so compelling.
I don't find anything on that name or close to it in spelling.
I'm not one of those crybabies who wants you to do my research for me, but how about another hint?
Never mind, got him. Will read.
Nazis and Muslim Jihadis have a long history of cooperation.
If this guy was a white supremacist, he wasn't very good at it.
However, I've followed in FR and retain total belief in a cover up of some sort, for three reasons:
1) The JFK killing, the Hoover Commission & everything subsequent to them.
2) Inherent cynicism, in part due to number 1..
3) If the FBI could make a case against ANY white supremacist group - without admitting that 66% of the members were FBI themselves - Clinton would have been all over the media telling how he'd single handedly discovered the heart and soul of the vast right wing conspiracy.
Reminds me of the biker in Florida who committed suicide by shooting himself six times in the back while in custody. Dedicated people.
Now let's get back to 'Able Danger'. OR Flight 800.
When you add to that that the police sketch of John Doe #3 is a damn near PERFECT match to Jose Padilla, you really do have to start looking at Muslims/Arab terrorists and not a bunch of Klannish bank robbers. (And, there is no evidence, AT ALL that these bank robbers practiced "terroristm" as in blowing up buildings.)
Nichols, not McVeigh, placed the calls to the Philippines, and was IN the Phillippines, in the SAME CITY, as, (could be wrong on the specific terrorist) I think, Ramsi Yousef in previous months. There is circumstantial evidence that, in fact, Nichols and (again, I think it's Yousef) could ahve met.
This is an argument against the death penalty. Information, possibly valuable, died with McVeigh.
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