CONSPIRACY: The Okla. City-Sept. 11 Connection

Philadelphia Daily News ^ | Oct. 03, 2002 | Michael Smerconish

[RobFromGa]

your post is both true and awesomely scary.

Our Govt. has an agenda that considers protecting America as #2 or #3 or whenever.

[Burkeman1]

There is no doubt as to Al Queda and 9/11. As to WTC bombing one- there is a link to Al Queda as well in my mind that was either ignored or covered up under Clinton. The Anthrax I am not so sure about- but it seems likely. What I am skeptical about is the OKC bombing and Iraq. In fact I think most of the Iraq connection is bogus.

[Valin]

I'M NOT A conspiracy guy. I think Oswald killed Kennedy, and that he acted alone. And, like all Americans, I figured that the tragic bombing of the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City was the work of two sick ex-Army guys, Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.

Now I'm not so sure.


Dittos here.

[AmericaUnited]

I have never had any doubt that Saddam was behind the OK bombing. That is why he needs to be wiped out.

[Capn America]

"Michael Smerconish has arranged for Jayna Davis to meet with Sen, Arlen Specter, R-PA, and Smerconish will be there with his remote setup.

Specter has already sent inquiries on this subject to the FBI, asking why previous attempt to get this information were "rebuffed". He's also put Ashcroft in the loop."

Oh dear me..... doesn't anyone else remember that it was Arlen Specter that came up with the original "Single Bullet" theory about the Kennedy assassination? I can absolutly guarentee that Specter will be of no help whatsoever.

[gitmo]

I think it's becoming obvious that might have been the 2nd big international terrorist attack on US soil. Apparently the administration thought if we ignored it, it would go away. Kinda like what the rats are telling us to do now.

[TigersEye]

Kinda like what the rats are telling us to do now.

Going to war is a political risk. Democrats don't want to take any political risks for any reason. When you live on the top floor of a house of cards taking risks is...risky.

[Tailgunner Joe]

bump

[ChefKeith]

You don't have to be tinfoil just think about the physics of the blast. Could a fertilizer bomb from the parking lot( given the size of the bomb and distance from the building) have caused such extensive damage to reinforced concrete? 24 posted on 10/04/2002 10:03 PM CDT by weikel

No!
Not to mention that there would have been almost equal damage to the buildings on the other side of the street.

[ChefKeith]

like all Americans, I figured that the tragic bombing of the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City was the work of two sick ex-Army guys, Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.

Speak for yourself!

Never did belive it, Never will!