"One thing's for sure, at least WND is keeping this explosion from being completely buried from the news. We know it happened. God bless WND!"
It is worth noting that in the pre-internet days, when pretty much all news was via tv and print media, this event would be pretty much unknown to ANYONE not in the city it happened in.
My thought on this is that NSA or some other such entity can 'request' that something be suppressed for natsec reasons. The fact that this has been buried so blatantly adds great credibility to my long-held belief that other newsworthy items were buried as well, at least as far back as the mid-90's.
Maybe some of the FReepers who feel the media can always be trusted to at least cover something of this magnitude may begin to rethink previous situations which such confidence influenced how they viewed a story that was allegedly 'covered-up.'
"The fact that this has been buried so blatantly adds great credibility to my long-held belief that other newsworthy items were buried as well, at least as far back as the mid-90's."
Bingo! That's one reason why I've been hammering this so hard. We conspiracy theorists have been chased around with a lot of tinfoil for a lot of years, and guess what? This forum was founded by conspiracy theorists. We can rub their noses and wipe our shoes on this one.
It's conspiracy theorists who have the real dirt on the Clintons and rats in general. And Able Danger re-opens the Ron Brown can of worms too. One man lost his clearance in Able Danger, for all to see. But in the Ron Brown Crash, four forensics specialists were drummed out of the military, and one of them [Kathleen Janoski] was even threatened with the death penalty.
Combine Able Danger with the OKC Suicide Bomber, and the tinfoil squad has it's hands full. I'd even say they've been getting a little demoralized lately.