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My take is the 'bust gone bad.' I believe Andres Strassmeir was a government agent who may have provoked/stumbled upon a plot being hatched by Nichols and McVeigh and others to blow up a building. I believe that the ATF and others went to arrest McVeigh and then lost him (no one from the ATF showed up for work that day recall...) Nicholas and McVeigh discovered that they did not know how to build a bomb, so Nichols went to the Phillipines to get some training.

The people spreading your theory are too corny for me and seem to have an agenda of their own.

Witness General Partin who lent his name to the Waco trials that involved Ramsey Clark and Kirk Lyons, whom McVeigh called the day before the OKC bombing.(!!!) (Lyons is Andre Strassmeir's attorney.)

By shifting focus to forensic questions about the bomb and shadowy government conspiracies, general government arrogance/incompetence is overlooked.

Did you watch the TV news video on the link I provided you? How do you explain the FBI agents inside the wreckage confirming on-air to the local OKC newsanchors that they took MORE BOMBS out of the Murrah bldg?

You believe they LOST a huge ryder truck? They knew the date of the attack and the building, why weren't undercover ATF agents surveiling every aspect of the murrah bldg? If a ryder truck pulled up in front, couldn't they have swooped in immediately, arrested the drivers and defused the bomb?

By shifting focus to forensic questions about the bomb and shadowy government conspiracies, general government arrogance/incompetence is overlooked.

Good point, but that wouldn't prove or disprove this story. The government would lie and cover-up evidence to cover their arrogance/incompetence from discovery.