To: marktwain; OKCSubmariner
According to the article in the Times of London on this discovered document in Kabul, the notation indicated that the explosive used in OKC was not a simple ANFO explosive, but included dynamite and nitroglycerin. If the notation was right on this point, Al Qaeda people in Kabul had information on the nature of the OKC explosive that was not available to the American public. Someone should inform Kellie Donovan (the author of this article) of that fact.
To: aristeides; BlueDogDemo; Nancie Drew; Secret Squid; ratcat
aristeides, your reply #20 is absolutely correct. Remember last year I posted the article from the Daily Oklahoman and also court transcripts that fresh dynamite wrappers were found in the Murrah Building rubble. Was this the dynamite used in the bomb described in the notebook found in Kabul?
BlueDog-Please make sure the author of this article, Kellie Donovan, is made aware of this info via Jayna Davis and Reed Irvine at Accuracy in Media. You might want to make sure the Wash Navy Yard men and Wolfowitz have all the details (if they don't already).
ratcat and BlueDog may also want to make sure all this info gets to Jim Patterson at the Indy Star. Maybe Dan Vogel would like to comment on the bomb ingredients found by the FBI?
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