According to the March 20, 1996 issue of Strategic Investment newsletter, a classified Pentagon study confirms that the Oklahoma bombing was caused by more than one bomb. A classified report prepared by two independent Pentagon experts has concluded that the destruction of the federal building in Oklahoma City in April 1995 was caused by five separate bombs. The two experts reached the same conclusion for the same technical reasons. Sources close to the Pentagon study are reported to have said that Timothy McVeigh did play a role in the bombing but peripherally, as a "useful idiot."
We reported in Freedom Network News at the time that seismograph readouts at the University of Oklahoma indicated more than one blast impulse. Independent ordnance experts, including a Navy Commander, unanimously agreed that a car-bomb with low intensity fertilizer explosives could not have inflicted such extensive damage to the building and that it was highly likely that high-intensity explosives had been wired directly to the columns. Our suspicion then as now is that it was an "inside job." But by whom is the mystery. Strategic Investment reports that the multiple bombings had a Middle Eastern "signature." Others find the whole business to be extremely fishy because of the fact that no ATF or FBI agents were in their offices at the time of the blast [about 9:05 a.m.] - and that evidence pertaining to both Waco and Mena had been stored there.
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From Freedom Network News (June/July 1996, pages 5-6), the newsletter of ISIL, the International Society for Individual Liberty, 1800 Market Street, San Francisco, California 94102, tel: (415) 864-0952, fax: (415) 864-7506
America's Reichstag Fire
On 1997-06-13 Timothy McVeigh was sentenced to death for the bombing of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City (dead men tell no tales). The "useful idiot" has indeed turned out to be useful, effectively deflecting attention from the real perpetrators of this crime.
The Oklahoma City bombing was America's equivalent of the 1933 Reichstag Fire.
A fire destroyed the Reichstag Building on February 27, 1933. Hitler blamed the fire on the Communists.
The fire symbolically destroyed the only remaining institution capable of placing reins on Hitler's grab for
dictatorial power. Although the case is still somewhat disputed, the fire was very likely instigated by the
Nazis and blamed on a Dutch Communist who had committed arson, Marinus van der Lubbe. There was
no sign whatsoever of a revolution, but van der Lubbe gave the Nazis the excuse they needed and the
pretext for new emergency measures [the Ermächtigungsgesetz, enacted on 1933-03-24]. -- The First Steps Leading
to the "Final Solution"
Timothy McVeigh is America's version of Marinus van der Lubbe (who was tried by the Nazis, found guilty and executed). On 1995-04-23, only four days after the bombing, with outrage still at a peak, President Clinton signed into law the so-called Counter-Terrorism Bill.
Future historians may write:
Several bombs destroyed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building on April 19, 1995. President Clinton blamed the bombing on domestic right-wing terrorists.
The bombing destroyed the records of the 1993 massacre of the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas, and also records relating to Mena. Although the case is still somewhat disputed, the bombing was very likely instigated by a secret criminal organization parasitic upon the U.S. government and blamed on a member of a right-wing militia, Timothy McVeigh, who was known to be sympathetic to violent resistance to the federal government. There was
no sign whatsoever of a revolution, but McVeigh gave the U.S. government the excuse it needed and the
pretext for new emergency measures, the Counter-Terrorism Bill.
Again from The First Steps Leading
to the "Final Solution":
Hitler induced a confused and frightened Hindenburg to sign a decree euphemistically called, 'For the
Protection of the People and State,' suspending all of the basic rights of citizens and imposing the death
sentence for arson, sabotage, resistance to the decree, and disturbances to public order. Arrests could be
made on suspicion, and people could be sentenced to prison without trial or the right of counsel. The
suspension was never lifted throughout the entire period of Nazi rule, and the decree of February 28th
destroyed fundamental guarantees under the Weimar democracy.
In April 1996 Vincent Miller wrote (ISIL) of the Counter Terrorism Bill:
As we warned last year in the Freedom Network News and in Jim Elwoods's "Dictatorship at Your Doorstep" pamphlet, this is a dangerous piece of legislation - the equivalent of Hitler's "Enabling Acts", in our opinion. Among other thngs, the act provides for secret trials, deportation of resident aliens without due process, and seizure of assets of any individual or organization that an increasingly more criminal government may arbitrarily declare "terrorist". There is no provision for appeal or return of siezed assets.
