Remember the threads from about a year ago??
Remember the threads from about fifteen years ago. Apologies in advance for not having the book at hand as I write this, so please correct any mistakes in details, but the message is clear: We were almost certainly attacked by “sleepers” from Iraq in Oklahoma during Clinton's regime.
The mainstream medium reporter Jayna Davis refused to let go of the significant amount of evidence it was her profession to notice, and wrote a book called, I believe, “The Third Terrorist.” Among those who believed her were the Oklahoma Attorney General, the Director of The FBI, and the old style Chicago Democrat, the man who prosecuted Clinton, David Shippers.
Davis provided the kinds of facts which attract attention because they are unarguable. The so-quickly-executed Tim McVeigh was interviewed by 60 minutes, and reportedly focused on the injustice being done to the peaceful Saddam Hussein and his intrinsically peaceful society of peaceful Muslims. The “swarthy man” seen by dozens of people was later identified as an officer from Iraq's Republican Guard, one of several thousand granted asylum by Bush after the 1st Iraq war, and moved to Oklahoma en mass.
McVeigh's phone records showed somewhere between 100 and 200 phone messages to the Philipines, Cebu City, the base for Jamaya al Islam and Ramzi Yousef, The 1993 WTC mastermind, the one who blew a hole in the side of an airliner testing a device. The “swarthy man” was later tracked to Boston's Logan Airport where we was working with the support crew on 9/11.
Our government didn't want to hear - not a surprised because Clinton was not interested in a domestic war, and certainly not in an almost certainly futile effort to trace responsibilities to Iraq or dispersed terrorist groups. Davis proceeded to gather testimony from witnesses in the Muslim community around Oklahoma, filling dozens of boxes with tapes and manuscripts. When she provided the evidence to the FBI (sound familiar to those who followed Flight 800?), the first delivery of over a dozen boxes disappeared, and no official would admit having seen them. David Shippers got involved, getting signatures, and promising to prosecute misbehavior.
The issue appears to have been that the decision to handle the attack as a domestic crime would have complicated the trial. Foreign involvement would have dragged on for years. There might also have been the release of sensitive information which could hinder possible future actions - so, as with Flight 800, whether we like it or not, there are rational reasons to to inform the public. They knew they had enough evidence to try McVeigh. They knew that Nichols would not talk because his new Filipino wife and their child would not survive if he said anything which would implicate Muslims with whom he worked in the U.S.
This is a much anticipated war which will last until Arabic Islam (non Arabs cannot read the Koran which cannot officially be translated into other languages) is reformed.
To understand the reality of Islam I cannot recommend Wafa Sutan’s “A God Who Hates” enough. Ponder that the most honest and direct voices explaining the truth of Islam are those of women, probably because all Muslim women are prisoners, and have the least to lose. Anything written by Ayan Hirsi Ali, or any of her speeches, are a testament to human courage and, not hindered by the clearly sexist observation that beyond her brilliant elocution, Hirsi Ali is one of the world's most beautiful women. (Hirsi Ali, from Sudan, ran from an arranged marriage and repudiated Islam, guaranteeing a death sentence, mastered Dutch, became an MP, watched a friend Van Gogh, assassinated by a Muslim, saw the Dutch weaken and their promise of protection fade, and is now in the U.S., which must not weaken as Europe has.)