[El Gato]

A decade later, among the survivors' lingering questions is why the ATF raided the compound instead of arresting Koresh during his jogs or trips into town. And why couldn't the ATF, with an undercover agent inside the compound until shortly before the raid, have planned better to prevent such an outcome?

Why not just knock on the door and serve the warrant? Sure have plenty of backup, but don't go charging in like the 7th Calvary under George Custer. It's not like they could flush the alleged fully automatic weapons and destructive devices (hand grenade shells probably to be made into "complaint department" nicknacks) down the toilets.

[El Gato]

I've never seen so many lies, proven falshoods, resurrected about the incident. Lots of stuff glossed over too. Like how the woman who was killed on an upper floor just after feeding her baby was killed by a bullet that came down through the roof, a bullet that could only have come from a helicopter, and only the BATF had helicopters that day. Too many lies and it's too late, and I'm too digusted. The truth is out there, most of it, the rest is well buried or burned and will never be found, kind of like one of the two steel front doors.

[APBaer]

It's not necessary to go half way around the world to find murdering tyrants,when we have a peck full here at home.

[Remember Ruby Ridge]

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