Remember that Nicolas Cage movie, Lord of War?
The USSR had just dissolved, and for a short time there was deep shock and worry about all kinds of Soviet weapons being for sale by ex-Soviet generals.
There was also deep US worry about keeping track of the stocks nuclear materials that might get lose from the former USSR, after the wall came down.
At the same time Germany was dealing with hate literature showing up, there—while it’s illegal in Germany it’s very hard to prevent it in the USA.
These two factors provided for strong Germany/US law enforcement synergy, and US hate groups sometimes prove receptive to German hangers-on; they’re sometimes seen as, “the genuine article”.
So Germany sent the army son of a German politician, Andreas Strassmeir, to the USA to go around acting crazily hateful and very German in a very noisy way before organizations that the SPLC had designated as hate groups. The plan was German & US intel and LE would learn who was printing up all this hateful stuff, and maybe learn of entities offering money for nuclear materials —info that could thwart acquisition efforts.
Timothy McVeigh had fought in Desert Storm 1 and had “failed out” of Special Forces training. Only he hadn’t —he went to work infiltrating US hate-groups, and he told his family as much. In fact they were even sanctioned to commit robberies, deal drugs —all activities that would strengthen their credentials as Bad Dastardly Men of Truly Remarkable Levels of Hate.
The final bust was timed delicately —the authorities wanted to bust the perps not with some light charge like conspiracy to commit terror, but rather attempted terror. That means you have to catch them with an actual bomb with imminent bomb emplacement, something that involves fairly delicate bust timing (notice striking parallels to airplane shoe bomber or underwear bomber, in which nearby witnesses wondered if the authorities might have WANTED them to board the airplane. Notice also similarities to Boston)
Alas, actual operatives in the field are not nearly as predicable as training manuals like to outline, and for unknown reasons the timetable of the actual blast was moved up at the last minute —the bomb did go off, killing more than 170 people.
If the deeply developed effort to penetrate such groups became clear, then the natural question would be WHY the blast had apparently been permitted to come off —legit law enforcement work would then risk making law enforcement appear culpable.
But Mcveigh’s cover was totally intact —he really had no official connection to US law-enforcement, and he really had been going around acting nuts. There were many witnesses to his behavior.
So, in view of Fast & Furious, or the Snowden matter, or Syria, how do YOU think our authorities called it…?
1. Admit they screwed up the bust timing, and permit themselves to be seen as responsible for the deaths of 170 people, including the destruction of a day-care center
2. Simply pretend McVeigh was NOT their guy, and that he was this super evil genus responsible for EVERYTHING
WHAT DO YOU THINK THEY DID...?
DO YOU THINK THEY HESITATED FOR EVEN ONE MICROSECOND..?
Doesn’t our recent history show you just HOW DIRTY our people have become?
Do you think that crossing-over process took just a year or two?
THIS ROT HAS BEEN FESTERING FOR A LONG TIME.