Reporter stands by allegations: Davis rebuts critic, says evidence shows Iraq involved in attack

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Saturday, November 2, 2002 | Jayna Davis

[JohnHuang2]

Saturday, November 2, 2002

Quote of the Day by Sgt. Carter

[Fred Mertz]

In an Oct. 4 letter to FBI Director Robert Mueller III and U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, the senior Pennsylvania senator asked why the Justice Department had yet to address allegations that Iraq may have had a hand in the OKC bombing as well as the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

Jayna Davis' rebuttal of lightweigh McCauley is a slam dunk.

[ex-Texan]

The FBI was simply following orders. Clinton through Reno and on down the line.... the order was to bury the Iraq connection. People in OKC have said some witnesses were "silenced" and I don't mean that they simply volunteered to keep quiet.

This investigation will stay closed to protect people at the top.

Time to move on, old news, nothing to see here, you people get going now.

[backhoe]

Cross-link:

-The OKC Bombing Roundup--

[JohnHuang2]

Thanks for the link, friend.

[backhoe]

Good Lord, you are fast!

[JohnHuang2]

Well, my cable modem sure is..hehe.

[Mark17]

A former Oklahoma City investigative reporter is standing by her assertion that Iraq had a hand in the OKC bombing seven years ago, despite recent criticism by a former investigator who assisted in the appeal of bomber Timothy McVeigh's conviction.

Though I am not in a position to investigate this, and I am not some conspiracy nut, but I have always been of the opinion that Islamic terrorists had a hand in it. Maybe not the only hand, but a hand nonetheless.

[TXnMA]

Good Lord, you are fast!

He certainly is! I talked with Jayna yesterday evening, so I knew this was coming, yet JH2 beat me to the punch -- and with a full set of link anchors to boot! From what I've seen, JH2 may hold the title of "Top FR Poster"! Good work,  JohnHuang2!

And yes, Jayna "nailed Cate's feet to the floor" with this one! (As I expected...)

TXnMA (No Longer!!!)

[TXnMA]

"Jayna Strikes Back" Heads-up!!

[TXnMA]

Sorry, JohnHuang2, I meant to address you with my #9, as well...

TXnMA (No Longer!!!)

[philman_36]

"She's like a lot of people who got attached to a very small package of information and has convinced herself that this is right and this is just," McCauley told CNSNews.com "But they simply don't have all the information or, it seems, the discipline necessary to go through investigative material.
"You can't cling to things you want and ignore the things you don't like," said McCauley.
That McCauley woman sounds amazingly like someone you are familiar with.
McCauley, a licensed private investigator...
And a PI ta boot!

[honway]

"I have in my possession several FBI interview statements formally known as '302s' that the witnesses contend contain falsified information that radically altered their positive identifications of Middle Eastern men in the commission of the terrorist strike on America's heartland," she said.

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In my opinion, this is a significant statement by Jayna Davis. I have not read this from her before.Is she suggesting members of the FBI knowingly conspired to cover up for participants in mass murder? If true, wouldn't that be a criminal conspiracy involving the FBI? That sounds very close to being "anti-government" to me.

Or is it only "anti-government" when someone else states the obvious, the FBI participated in a criminal conspiracy to cover up for participants in the mass murder of 168 innocent Americans, including children.

Stating the obvious does not mean you "hate" your government, it simply means you love the truth more.

[honway]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/775699/posts

U.S. Postal Employee Testifies for Grand Jury - TV Reporter Disavows Conspiracy

Through her attorney, Tim McCoy, former KFOR reporter Davis disavowed some of the bombing conspiracy theories that have been reported.

"She also wants to make it perfectly clear that after her two-year exhaustive investigation, she has turned up no credible evidence that supports the theory that the federal government had sufficient prior warnings to prevent the bombing," McCoy said.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!

[TXnMA]

Or is it only "anti-government" when someone else states the obvious, the FBI participated in a criminal conspiracy to cover up for participants in the mass murder of 168 innocent Americans, including children.

Stating the obvious does not mean you "hate" your government, it simply means you love the truth more.

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I couldn't agree more, Sir! In a previous comment on the thread about McCauley's attack on Davis, I wrote:

"After all my years of investigation, I assumed that Susan Otto was referring to Clinton/Reno's de facto conversion of the FBI from the FB of Investigation into the FB of Prosecution and/or the FB of Prevarication. Or worse, as in the cases of Waco and Ruby Ridge, into the FB of Execution."

I do not consider that statement to be "anti-government" or "anti-American", in the least. Since Congress is not living up to its responsibility for keeping Federal agencies (specifically, the FBI and the BATF) in line with the law, IMHO, it is the duty of concerned and knowledgeable citizens to do all they can to keep such bureaucracies from running wild and trampling the Constitution.

It is, after all, OUR government and its agencies that is running amok. Since our employed representatives are not doing their republican duty, we Citizens, as the final employers, are duty-bound to exercise our democratic authority to make sure that both representatives and hirelings alike respect, uphold and defend our Constitution!

TXnMA (No Longer!!!)

[baseballmom]

Thanks for the ping. Good rebuttal by Jayna.

[Marianne]

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[lawdog]

BBTTT !

[Triple]

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