Comments on: The FBI failed to fully investigate information suggesting other suspects in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing http://rightvoices.com/2006/12/25/the-fbi-failed-to-fully-investigate-information-suggesting-other-suspects-in-the-1995-oklahoma-city-bombing/ in all matter of opinion, our adversaries are insane. Sun, 08 Aug 2010 14:43:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Robert http://rightvoices.com/2006/12/25/the-fbi-failed-to-fully-investigate-information-suggesting-other-suspects-in-the-1995-oklahoma-city-bombing/comment-page-1/#comment-301742 Robert Wed, 27 Dec 2006 17:37:13 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2006/12/25/the-fbi-failed-to-fully-investigate-information-suggesting-other-suspects-in-the-1995-oklahoma-city-bombing/#comment-301742 I don't recall her name, but there is an investigative Journalist (yes, there are still a few that really do their homework, really "investigate" and not just parrot the offal that AP spews)that has been working on this case for several yewars. Her information indicates that there is a definite Middle East terrorism connection, that this wasn't just a Tim McVeigh deal. Did anyone else think the McVeigh trial was very strange? It was so quick, so open and shut. McVeigh wanted to be executed quickly. We have murderers on death row for 30 years, but McVeigh is executed within a couple of years. Very, very strange. I don’t recall her name, but there is an investigative Journalist (yes, there are still a few that really do their homework, really “investigate” and not just parrot the offal that AP spews)that has been working on this case for several yewars.

Her information indicates that there is a definite Middle East terrorism connection, that this wasn’t just a Tim McVeigh deal.

Did anyone else think the McVeigh trial was very strange? It was so quick, so open and shut. McVeigh wanted to be executed quickly. We have murderers on death row for 30 years, but McVeigh is executed within a couple of years. Very, very strange.

]]> By: FrmrArtyOffcr http://rightvoices.com/2006/12/25/the-fbi-failed-to-fully-investigate-information-suggesting-other-suspects-in-the-1995-oklahoma-city-bombing/comment-page-1/#comment-301619 FrmrArtyOffcr Wed, 27 Dec 2006 03:57:29 +0000 http://rightvoices.com/2006/12/25/the-fbi-failed-to-fully-investigate-information-suggesting-other-suspects-in-the-1995-oklahoma-city-bombing/#comment-301619 The Reno FBI just out to get their man without doing a thorough investigation? Say it isn't so. Just look how well they investigated the case against Randy Weaver and his family at Ruby Ridge, or the Branch Davidians at Waco. They did such a thorough job that they even cut the barrels on the shotguns that Randy Weaver sold them to a length that would make it a felony. (The extra lengths of barrel were found in the FBI agents' car trunk) They also had the guns recovered from Waco destroyed before any outside firearms experts could confirm that they had been illegally converted to fully automatic versus being legally owned semi automatic rifles. Of course if a defense attorney does that, it's called destruction of evidence. But hey, this was the era of feel good law enforcement. Constitutionally protected rights involving religion, guns and free speech were bad while committing perjury and obstruction of justice were good. The Reno FBI just out to get their man without doing a thorough investigation? Say it isn’t so. Just look how well they investigated the case against Randy Weaver and his family at Ruby Ridge, or the Branch Davidians at Waco. They did such a thorough job that they even cut the barrels on the shotguns that Randy Weaver sold them to a length that would make it a felony. (The extra lengths of barrel were found in the FBI agents’ car trunk) They also had the guns recovered from Waco destroyed before any outside firearms experts could confirm that they had been illegally converted to fully automatic versus being legally owned semi automatic rifles. Of course if a defense attorney does that, it’s called destruction of evidence. But hey, this was the era of feel good law enforcement. Constitutionally protected rights involving religion, guns and free speech were bad while committing perjury and obstruction of justice were good.

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