[LibertyRocks]

I'm glad to see that witnesses are coming forward. OU, Boren, Cole and others can try to spin it as much as they want, but the truth will come out - eventually... Hopefully before another incident takes place.

Also, at least 3 other major universities; Texas Tech, Missouri, & Baylor have announced new security procedures since the Oct. 1 Bombing at OU.

There have actually been a total of 8 bomb related threats and/or incidents at campuses across the U.S. since October 1, 2005. I have compiled a list at my blog (link will open in a new window): Bombs on Campus - a "fad" or something more?.

Also, I'm curious if Mohamed Elyazgi (the spokesman for the mosque) is any relation to Houda Elyazgi - the spokeswoman for OU's Muslim Student Association who has commented on the OU Bombing in interviews and articles.

[LibertyRocks]

Ping for a new article - thank you to FReeper Nancie Drew! Quotes from a neighbor of the mosque who states seeing Hinrichs there!

[ovrtaxt]

OKC-911 CONNECTION ALERT. Please let me know by freepmail if you want to be put on or taken off this list. Thanks.

[theDentist]

...Hinrichs had no intention of hurting anyone but himself.

Then why did they find metal fragements in trees in all directions surrounding his location when the bomb exploded? Must be one of those inconvenient facts...

[PurVirgo]

BTTT

This is an important story that keeps getting buried by the press and MSM... for what reason?

[Sabatier]

It's tough to be a parent under these circumstances:
Joel Hinrichs Sr. declared, “My pride is under
challenge somewhat[somewhat?], by the fact that he
took his life. But in terms of a terrorist, a terrorist
is somebody who tries to scare other people [nothing
scary about blowing yourself to pieces]. And there was
nobody around when Joel did what he did.[except for the
84000 sports fans who were nearby].”

[Libertina]

The Lame Main-Stream media lumbers along, slow to report news with which they politically disagree.

[WhistlingPastTheGraveyard]

Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole

... needs to lose his job.

[King Prout]

Rep. Cole stated, “We do have a person that has a long documented history of having a very troubled past. It's a person that had been isolated, who seemed a little bit odd. Who, according to his brother, had frequently been teased and tormented as a young person by fellow students. Sort of classic loner, who didn't fit in.”

from personal observation, from reading data on other walking bomb-o-grams, and from reading Eric Hoffer's excellent "True Believer", I would say that the above description fits the classic profile of the Useful Idiot and common target of conversion to radical religions.

[auboy]

“There are about 30,000 suicides in America--unfortunately--every year. And you can go back a decade, and you will not find a single one of those suicides who blew themself up in proximity, close proximity, to 84,000 people at a football game.”

Exactly.

[BurbankKarl]

Yes, an M80

At UCLA, authorities discovered what they called "an improvised explosive device."

[Jedidah]

"I'm glad to see that witnesses are coming forward. OU, Boren, Cole and others can try to spin it as much as they want, but the truth will come out - eventually... Hopefully before another incident takes place."

I understand what you're saying, and I, too, and extremely curious about what really happened.

However, it's not as important that the "truth come out" to the public as it is that authorities find out the truth and -- perhaps very quietly -- act on it.

In other words, I don't hold the silence or denials by OU, Boren, Cole, or others against them. Sometimes, it really isn't in the public's best interest to know everything.

At some point, we have to encourage those in authority to do their jobs, and secrecy may be important in accomplishing that goal. Too many cooks spoil the broth, and all that. . .

Common sense dictates that, in these troubled times, all of us remain alert when in crowded venues. Knowing what Joel H truly intended doesn't change that one way or the other.

[sport]

My question would be , has it ever left?

[adamsjas]

“My pride is under challenge somewhat, by the fact that he took his life. But in terms of a terrorist, a terrorist is somebody who tries to scare other people. And there was nobody around when Joel did what he did.”

You mean OTHER than the 80,000 in the stadium into which he was denied access?

Feel sorry for the father, but I suspect he is still in denial.

[rawcatslyentist]

And I suppose these guys are only interested in lab grade glass vials and stoppers, from biology depts.

Two men arrested under OU campus
The Norman Transcript ^ | October 21, 2005 | Transcript Staff
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1506489/posts?q=1&&page=151

Kill A Commie For Mommie
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[kublia khan]

Rep. Cole stated, “We do have a person that has a long documented history of having a very troubled past. It's a person that had been isolated, who seemed a little bit odd. Who, according to his brother, had frequently been teased and tormented as a young person by fellow students. Sort of classic loner, who didn't fit in.”

What an absurd comment for a reasonably intelligent person to make. Every cult uses that same profile to identify potential new members.

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

Has Terrorism Returned to America’s Heartland?

Yes in the form of American Media !

[wolfcreek]

Anytime officals come out in less than 24 hours with "This does not seem to be terror related", You can bet your sweet ass it is terror related. Also he was far from being alone at the time of the "suicide".

[nw_arizona_granny]

Good research, thanks to Liberty Rocks.

[ladyinred]

The question is, has it ever left America's heartland? I don't think so.

[bitt]

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