OKLAHOMA CITY BLAST LINKED TO BIN LADEN

WorldNetDaily ^ | March 31, 2001

[Who is George Salt?]

Actually, I remember seeing this interview on O'Reilly (I watch 'The Factor' almost every night). She wasn't terribly credible. Doesn't have much evidence at all, other than some reports of "Middle Eastern looking people" in the vicinity.

McVeigh and Nichols did it. If they had help, it came from their "Christian Identity" buddies.

[Who is George Salt?]

I'm beginning to recollect more of that interview.

Apparently, Nichols was shopping around for a mail-order bride, and made a few trips to the Philippines. Davis asserts that Nichols met with Islamic terrorists while he was there, but she has no evidence to back up that assertion.

I wondered why she is a former reporter for KFOR-TV in Oklahoma City. I'm generally a fan of O'Reilly, but he really let her slip off the hook with that one. In fact, O'Reilly seemed to uncritically swallow her entire spiel. It was one of his weaker interviews.

[packrat01]

if you were a terrorist, wouldn't you want to claim the WTC?

[archy]

See Following, as well:

The Tangled Path to a Response

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[OKCSubmariner]

Islamic Jihad took credit for the OKC bombing. They called national and local news to take credit. I saw and heard the reports on KFORTV (OKC) and NBC. Where have you been?

[genefromjersey]

Now, how did yew find out 'bout thet ? Me 'n Elvis Presley are gonna hafta move our hidey-holes ! Dag Nab it !!

[Who is George Salt?]

I heard it on the Radio, it must be true!

Yes, radio news (especially local news) can be terribly inaccurate.

I'm in the DC metro area. My office isn't wired for TV, so when the Pentagon got hit, we turned on the radio to find out what was going on. During the day, a local radio station reported that a car bomb had gone off at the State Department, and that a satchel bomb had been found close to the White House. Both reports were absolutely false.

[archy]

See anyone familiar *here*?

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