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Though ATF agents had reports of dramatic threats against the government, they focused their investigation on making a gun violation case against a German citizen there, documents show.

I'm betting Straussmeier(sp?) was in on it. Germany doesn't want those records in Baghdad to see the light of day.

But then, neither does our gov't, so I'm not sure what the problem is here. But they didn't decide to release those records because they had nothing better to do...

http://www.thenewamerican.com/tna/1996/vo12no13/vo12no13_strassmeir.htm

More Pieces to the OKC Puzzle

In February of this year, Strassmeir issued a statement from Berlin through his attorney Kirk Lyons, executive director of CAUSE, a legal foundation in Black Mountain, North Carolina notorious for championing the causes of the Ku Klux Klan and other extremists. In this unsigned "affidavit," Strassmeir states that he met Timothy McVeigh at a large gun show held in Tulsa, Oklahoma in April 1993, shortly after the Waco conflagration.