Waco, The rules of engagement.

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[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

This is a new channel on Dish Network. They play Ducumentaries 24/7. This is the first time I have seen "Waco, The rules of engagement.

[Tarkin]

[Radix]

I don't have a Dish, but I'll never forget my first view of those flames in Waco. I knew then that I would always despise the Clinton administration for that abomination.

Funny, at the time Reno was new in her station and I was willing to cut her some slack, but later she made it clear that she was no better than her boss and his cabal.

[jazusamo]

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/waco/csgas.html

The above link doesn't confirm the findings you just listed. I personally don't know, but if CS Gas had a high content of cyanide, I think it would be doubtful it was ever used by law enforcement.

[ml/nj]

My review of Waco-ROE, at Amazon is titled Absolute Must See (If You Care About Our Country) posted there on August 6, 2001.

ML/NJ

[Natchez Hawk]

Is it broadcasting on a named channel?

I don't have DISH, but I do have the fully loaded super cable, I wonder if it will be on there, since the channel numbers don't coincide.

[firewalk]

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[brazzaville]

Good morning.
"What makes me sick is that the majority of the American people cheered this."

There was a Waco thread here recently. I'm still amazed at how many people excused the murders because Koresh was what he was.

Ruby Ridge also produced apologists for the JBTs. People called Weaver and his family racists as if that made the siege and murders acceptable.

Michael Frazier

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

So far I believe DOC ch is only on Dish Network.
It is very new.

[georgia peach]

All I can say is the obvious...if this had been Bush he would have been impeached.There was a massive cover-up of this by the media.Disgusting!
Reno took responsibility but never resigned and Clinton hid.
And why was the scene bulldozed by authorities and why wasn't the fire dept allowed in ?

[quantim]

Does Hillary have her stamp anywhere on this?

[verity]

Most likely a docudrama like many of the weird crap that occasionally crops up on the Discovery and History channels.

You are entitled to believe anything your old heart desires. But I, for one, do not believe the cyanide gas angle.

[lastchance]

That is a very good sight. Although it is very graphic and may be too intense for some people. I bookmarked it some time back.
I have never seen the Rules of Engagement movie. But maybe I can order it from Netflix.

[jazusamo]

Check the link on post #23 for the gas angle.

[verity]

Very informative. Thanks.

[SUSSA]

CS Gas is listed as one of the weapons of mass distruction Saddam had. See Here:

http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/iraq/cw/program.htm

[combat_boots]

in the end killed them all. Be certain to have a good stiff drink if you're going to watch this, as it is repugnant.

[sit-rep]

Interesting, and honestly the first I have heard that angle. You ever run across e-files on this, kindly freepmail me...

[combat_boots]

I have never seen the Rules of Engagement movie

I had a very different opinion of the events around the Waco incident until I saw this movie's actual footage, which is simply too accurate to disbelieve. Attachments to tanks were used to pump flammable gas, perhaps CS, into the structure, and snipers were positioned to catch anyone who fled in the rear. It's on tape.

[jazusamo]

Many chemical agents can be lethal in concentrated forms. Chlorine can be lethal, yet it's used in products we use everyday. The link on post #23 addresses the specific use of the CS Gas at Waco. It's informative.

[jazusamo]

"Attachments to tanks were used to pump flammable gas,"

There were no flammable gases pumped into the compound.