I brought up Waco, yes. Our government committed premeditated murder there, murder planned and orchestrated at the highest levels of our government.THAT'S what you've been told - by a group (and groups) with their OWN agendas to promote.
NEVER MIND that McNulty and crew assembled video footage OUT OF SEQUENCE according to real events.
NEVER MIND that he and his crew became known and gained fame because of 'very loose' playing with what he deemed to be 'the facts'.
Producing hte kind of propaganda like he produced would have made Goebels proud ... and when the soft-headed in America lap that kind of dribble up - I just *know* it's over for logic in America.
It's time to head back to the caves and start over -
- as MANKIND has FAILED in the use of his intellect and finally allowed his HEART to be won over by sheer emotionalism via video-producing con-artists out to make money damning the real facts all the while ...
To: Mr. BirdTo: exodus
“…I brought up Waco, yes. Our government committed premeditated murder there, murder planned and orchestrated at the highest levels of our government.
I could bring up Ruby Ridge, too. That was also a case of premeditated murder…”
# 49 by exodus
_Jim, I watched the footage live. I remember being told, “The Davidians are shooting at us!!” I remember seeing the federal troops hiding behind the motor vehicles, vehicles with glass windows. I remember wondering how the Davidians were able to lay down such a murderous barrage, while avoiding putting a hole in even one single piece of that glass.
Before the ”Rules of Engagement” documentary expounded on the evidence, the evidence was there. We knew that murder was being committed, even while we were watching it live on television.
Don’t blame our belief on McNulty’s documentary. The world premiere of his film took place in 1997. That was four years after the murders. McNulty made his documentary to publicize the available evidence; to tell those who had not been paying attention what our government was guilty of.
Of course the ”Rules of Engagement” documentary showed footage out of sequence. That’s called editing. It’s done to make a point. The footage still shows gunfire going into the Davidian’s home.