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I still don't see why Nichols & McVeigh needed any help. Fertilizer is cheap, the concoction's recipie is simple, construction is straightforward, and delivery was trivial. Why solicit aid from some third-world country when anyone reading this thread is entirely capable (i.e.: has money, information, and brains enough) of doing the same thing?
18 posted on 04/19/2002 11:02:47 AM PDT by ctdonath2
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I still don't see why Nichols & McVeigh needed any help.

So your theory is Nichols went to the Philipines for a vacation ? Also, can you point to just when a fertilizer (amonia nitrate) enhanced bomb was used to destroy any building before OKC ?

21 posted on 04/19/2002 11:13:27 AM PDT by quimby
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that's the only thing I can think of as to why the story is not plausable.

also I am not convinced that McVeigh hated the US enough for making his Army Ranger test so close to his return from combat in Desert Storm that he failed the test from not being as rested and healthy as the other guys who had not seen combat. I don't believe that was enough to set him off in search of Saddam's men to blow up the Federal building.

John Doe #2 pic and Mohammed Atta are very similar, though.

23 posted on 04/19/2002 11:15:12 AM PDT by Benson_Carter
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I have never believed a simple truck full of fertilizer could blow up that building and I'm not alone in this belief.

Hopefully one day we will know the truth. God willing.

Jen

27 posted on 04/19/2002 11:37:55 AM PDT by IVote2
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I still don't see why Nichols & McVeigh needed any help. Fertilizer is cheap, the concoction's recipie is simple, construction is straightforward, and delivery was trivial.

Yes, but a fertilizer bomb was NOT what brought down the building. It was, possibly, "diversion."

Things are never as they seem in spookland, and there can be several layers of things waiting to be "discovered" on purpose.

50 posted on 04/19/2002 12:48:04 PM PDT by Jefferson Adams
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Next you will read that the conspiracy conspiracists will allege that extra-terrestrials were involved in the OKC bombing......there is no end to the mental meanderings of paranoid types!
117 posted on 04/20/2002 10:43:51 AM PDT by Doctor Don
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Your #18.

You must not disparage the Grassy Knoll Society while it is enjoying an orgasmic moment.:~).

167 posted on 05/04/2002 7:18:00 AM PDT by verity
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"I still don't see why Nichols & McVeigh needed any help. Fertilizer is cheap, the concoction's recipie is simple, construction is straightforward, and delivery was trivial. Why solicit aid from some third-world country when anyone reading this thread is entirely capable (i.e.: has money, information, and brains enough) of doing the same thing?"

Why?

Because apparently White Americans just wouldnt do this on their own.

Because the sinister machinations behind one world globalist and their back helicopters want us to think this was the doing of two simple hillbillies who had anger management problems.

The endless meanderings of these conpiracy theorists is growing boring.

Apparently we can all add the statements of a dead woman made to a phillipino as more evidence of the ignorance of the simple American populace.

"Black Helicopters"

"Black Helicopters"

"Black Helicopters"

"Black Helicopters"

GET A LIFE!

185 posted on 05/07/2002 1:08:09 AM PDT by VaBthang4
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