-Caveat Lector- > FYI > > ------- Forwarded message follows ------- > > Oklahoma City Bombing-New Development Untouched By Media > By Kellie Donovan > November 29, 2001 > > The American media seems to show little interest in reporting a hair- > raising new development in the Oklahoma City bombing. However, > recent developments in the case should not be overlooked; an FBI > agent filed a complaint last week saying that the September 11th > attacks could have been avoided if he had been allowed to continue > investigating certain prior terrorist attacks. Also, inside a house in > Kabul, Afghanistan, chemical formulas for making explosives were > found that referred to Oklahoma. > > According to Judicial Watch, an active FBI agent filed a complaint > last week claiming that the September 11th attacks could have been > avoided if he had been allowed to continue pursuing certain terrorist > investigations, which were objected by his supervisors. It is > speculated that one of the 'certain investigations' was the > Oklahoma City bombing. > > Charles Key, Oklahoma State Representative, commented in > regards to the FBI agent's complaint that this is one more revelation > from a credible source who has a lot to lose and nothing to gain. > > There are many unanswered questions in the Oklahoma City > bombing investigation and the new developments add to the list of > suspicions that the Oklahoma bombing may have been a terrorist > attack. > > The New York Times on November 18th, reported that inside a > house, bearing Taliban and Defense Ministry insignia, notes were > left behind regarding chemical formulas for making explosives. > > The Times said, "In an apparent reference to the Oklahoma City > bombing by Timothy McVeigh, one chemical formula at the defense > ministry is annotated in Bosnian, "Was used in Oklahoma." > > This reference to Oklahoma builds up more suspicions in the > Oklahoma City bombing case. The media should be looking into this > issue. As mentioned, The New York Times did include the > Oklahoma reference in a small article regarding what was found in > the Afghanistan house, but the Times did not pursue the topic. As > well, we have not found that any other media outlet in the U.S. has > reported this revelation. > > The suspicion that a man across the world had a chemical formula > referring to Oklahoma has many scenarios. > > One, this development could serve as more evidence that other > bombs, along with the truck bomb made from ammonium nitrate > and fuel oil, were used in the Oklahoma City bombing. > > Many credible people believe that the truck bomb used in Oklahoma > could not have singly caused all the damage. > > David Hoffman, author of Oklahoma City Bombing and the Politics > of Terror, said, " ...a non-directional, low velocity, fertilizer bomb > parked 20 to 30 feet from a modern, steel-reinforced super-structure > could not have caused the pattern and degree of damage it did." > > Samuel Cohen, inventor of the neutron bomb, said, "The damage > that resulted could not have occurred from a van parked outside... > What did-in that building… was an inside job." > > The government has left many unanswered questions in the > Oklahoma case regarding the bomb used and the media has > seemed to follow the government. > > Two, the government could have misinformed the public on what > type of material was used. From the beginning of the Oklahoma > investigation, the FBI told the public that a truck bomb filled with > ammonium nitrate caused the explosion. The chemical formula > found in Afghanistan could lead to different results. > > Third, the man in Afghanistan could have been unreliable and not > know what he was talking about. However, this scenario is highly > unlikely. According to the New York Times, the chemical formulas > left behind in the house clearly showed that they knew how to make > crude explosives. > > Also, the man probably did not plan on abandoning his home and > having the U.S. find his notes. Many people in Kabul believed the > Taliban would win and the U.S. would not take over. A Pakistani > soldier, fighting for the Taliban, left a letter addressed to his aunt > saying, "Our enemy is not strong; we will win." > > Given the possible scenarios, the media should not ignore possible > new evidence in the Oklahoma City bombing. > > The New York Times began one article, "Trail of clues left behind by > Qaeda hints darkly at arms plan." > > Trails of evidence were left behind, but the Times is missing or > ignoring the direction the trials are pointing towards. > > Why isn't the media picking up on this information? The media > believes it is the fourth estate and yet it has either blatantly > accepting the government's explanation in the Oklahoma bombing > and/or is not doing a good job at investigative reporting. > > http://www.aim.org/publications/briefings/2001/29nov2001.html > > ------- End of forwarded message ------- > -- > > Best wishes > > Every actual state is corrupt. 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