Replies

By the way, what is your interest in this story? Did you lose someone close to you?

I was not close to any of the victims of the bombing or Police Officer Terry Yeakey, but I feel we all lost a great deal when they died.

I believe the same terrorist network that participated in the Oklahoma City bombing was responsible for the deaths on September 11 and I lost many people I feel very close to on that day.

My interest is the truth so to further the interest of truth why don't you ask Jayna Davis to release the Herb Johnson letter describing the directive to the FBI Oklahoma City Bombing Task Force to ignore the Middle Eastern participants in the bombing?

What is gained by keeping the Herb Johnson letter from the public?

I am very sorry about your 9-11 loss. I did not lose anyone close either time, but I know what you mean by all feeling the loss.

It has been a long time since I have read the Herb Johnson letter. She has given that letter to media types and she has referred to it in some of the radio talk shows. The Herb Johnson letter memorialized Johnson’s conversation with the FBI to try to get them to go on the record clearing Hussaini. The FBI would not because it was still part of an active investigation. It takes a little bit of reaching to see that as a directive to “the FBI Oklahoma City Bombing Task Force to ignore the Middle Eastern participants in the bombing”. In a practical sense, though, that is exactly what has happened. That letter does not contain any directive, though, to do that. I am not sure I understand your last comment about keeping it from the public. It is not something that Jayna has any problem with sharing. It is such a complicated story that each time someone does an article or she does an interview, there is a limit to what can be included. I will try to find somewhere where she has mentioned it and maybe transcribe it. My problem is I have too many “irons in the fire” so I am not sure when. (My most fun “iron in the fire” is my 10-month-old grandson).