At 9:02 a.m. on April 19, 1995, a bomb the Alfred A. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, to rubble. One third of the 9-story building would be destroyed. This resulted in the deaths of 168 people, including 19 children at a second-floor day-care center. Hundreds of more were injured.

ATF

You will see that there is a big connection between ATF (Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms) and the Waco and Oklahoma City tragedies.
We will discuss the motives in a few days.
Needless to say, there were many data points connecting ATF to the Murrah Building collapse. The Murrah Building housed ATF offices.

1. ATF agents at the Murrah building were conveniently out of the office at the time of the blast—they had been tipped off not to come into work that day.

2. Numerous ATF employees were very close to the building, and appeared on scene just minutes after the explosion looking for bomb fragments.

3. The ATF claimed that Alex McCauley, Resident Agent in Charge of ATF, was in an elevator during the bombing and survived a five-story plunge.
However, when rescuers searched for survivors in the elevators, they found the elevators frozen between floors, and the safety cables of the elevators were intact. There had been no “free fall''—which modern elevators do not do.

Bomb from Truck or Inside Building?

We were told by the Mockingbird media that Timothy McVeigh and his collaborator, Terry Nichols-an old army buddy from Lapeer, Michigan were behind the bombings.
We were told that the two placed a crudely constructed ANFO bomb (ammonium nitrate and fuel oil) onto the Ryder truck they rented.

We were told the blast from the Ryder truck caused the Murrah building to collapse.

1. However many people involved in the investigations, including Brigadier General Benton Partin from the Airforce said there is no way the blast from a crudely constructed bomb could account for the pattern and magnitude of the damage to the Murrah Building’s superstructure.

General Benton K. Partin (USAF, Retired), went on to tell members of Congress that “the damage pattern on the reinforced concrete superstructure could not possibly have been attained from the single truck bomb without supplementing demolition charges.”

Partin believed that at most, the truck bomb would have only taken out the flooring on the first and third floors. There were nine floors all together. Partin believed that bombs were placed INSIDE the building at key points to destroy its supports. Gee…doesn’t this sound familiar…doesn’t it? Think 9/11.

2. A subsequent series of Air Force test blasts on concrete structures corroborated General Partin’s main contention about the blast patterns.

3. Craig Roberts, a Tulsa police officer who investigated the bombing found that much of the Murrah building was blown outward, not inward, and that the building had been built to be bomb proof from outside explosives.

4. Samuel Cohen, inventor of the neutron bomb, wrote to Representative Charles Key, (who would be a key Congressman who had to fight the corruption and nefarious activity behind this bombing) and said “it would have been absolutely impossible and against the laws of nature for a truck full of fertilizer and fuel oil…no matter how much was used…to bring the building down. Rather, what was done in that building was “an inside job.”

5. Ex-FBI agent Ted Gunderson (yes the same one who went on to blow the whistle on the satanic pedophilia rings, including Boys Town), independently investigated the bombing, and reported that the government contract number for the bomb that destroyed the Murrah Building showed its manufacture by Dyno Nobel, Inc., in Salt Lake City—a company previously connected with Hercules Manufacturing.

This is where Michael Riconosciuto, a C*I*A explosives expert worked. He believes that the bomb couldn’t have come from a crude home-made bomb that brought down the Murrah building, but rather an A-Neutronic bomb.

Interesting that Riconosciuto would be brought to jail on a drug charge. Was this done to silence him?

6. Everyone in town heard two explosions. Not one.

STRANGE OCCURRENCES

1. Tiffany Smith, an emergency technician, was on the scene within five minutes of the explosion. The first person she saw on the scene was an FBI agent in raid gear, which seemed curious to her because the FBI office was fifteen minutes across town.
No FBI agent would be able to change into raid gear and get to the scene within five minutes of the bombing.

2. The local Sheriff’s bomb squad oddly was seen by witnesses, congregating in front of the Murrah Building at 7:30 a.m., an hour and a half before the bomb went off.

3. Courthouse clerk Renee Cooper said he saw men in dark jackets with bomb squad markings outside the federal courtouse, right next to the Murrah Building, at 8 a.m. Chris Cross, a private investigator said he saw the same men rooting through the bushes.

4. Between 2 and 3 a.m…6 hours before the blast, witnesses working in the courthouse across the street saw two people in the Murrah building with flashlights when there was no security personnel scheduled for duty that night (perhaps they were there planting bombs).

5. After the bombing, the axle from the Ryder truck was found by Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating (of all people) in a location that defied the laws of physics. It was unblemished with the VIN number visible; raising suspicion that someone had placed it there. Keating would be one of the biggest Cover-up artists. More on him in the coming days.

6. Don Browning, a dog handler for the OKC police, met a woman during early rescue efforts wearing a red jacket from either the ATF or FBI. She told him the building had been secured so the feds could recover some “crucial files.” When he entered the building, he recognized boxes of small arms and ammunition and blocks of plastic C-4 explosives, which could have been used to bring down the building. She lied. We will learn how ATF and the FBI were knee deep in the planning and cover-up of the Murrah building blasts.

7. April 19 was coincidentally a training day for the Oklahoma County Sherriff’s bomb squad. This brought bomb squad agents from as far away as Ardmore, Texas to Oklahoma City. Did they provide a perfect diversion and cover? When we get to the motive part of the presentation I think you will know the answer to that question.

8. Stephen Jones, Timothy McVeigh’s lawyer, uncovered an FBI report of an interview with three Justice Department employees working in Washington, D.C., who said that they received a call from someone who said the Murrah Building had just blown up—twenty-five minutes before the bomb actually went off.

Jones said, “If the government received a phone call and did nothing, it was the height of reckless negligence amounting to manslaughter.”

Tomorrow we will talk about Timothy McVeigh and how he was just another MK Ultra patsy for the Cabal.

The following day we will discuss the motives behind the bombings and who was likely behind it all.

We were told following the OKC bombings, Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols drove a Ryder truck, which was rigged with homemade bombs, to the front of the Alfred Murrah building on the morning of April 19th.

We were told the blast from this truck is what brought down 1/3rd of the Murrah building. In yesterday’s presentation it was shown that the blast from that truck could not have brought down the building alone.

It was shown through witnesses and expert testimony that the building was rigged with explosives. And that is what brought it down. If the building was really brought down by explosives…what was McVeigh and Nichols role in all this? Were they just a diversionary tactic?
We will discuss it in today's presentation.

Timothy McVeigh, the central figure in the OKC bombings, dropped out of community college and enlisted in the Army, where he appeared to have found his calling. His combat arms-proficiency scores were in the top five percent, and he received an army commendation medal and Bronze Star for his work as a gunner in the first Persian Gulf War, where he took out an enemy tank and killed two Iraqis.

However, McVeigh stated that while he was in the Army he was recruited by “The Major” (who he never disclosed by name), and was “sheep dipped” to infiltrate patriot militia groups. His unit was attached to the Defense Department. According to the Major, the unit was so secret that even the U.S. The Secretary of Defense was unaware of its existence.

If you will recall when we discussed Lee Harvey Oswald, “sheep dipping” is a term intelligence agencies (usually the C*I*A) use when they pretend to boot someone out of the military, but secretly turn them into a covert operative.

During McVeigh’s assignment, he was ordered to familiarize himself with the rhetoric of the extreme right-wing ideology, and to create the persona of a “disgruntled soldier”. Anyone who followed the OKC bombings will recall that the media definetely made McVeigh out to be a Right-wing lunatic.

According to the U.S. Defense Department records that were uncovered, McVeigh held a DOD Secret Clearance that did not expire until May 11, 1995. The OKC bombing was on April 19,1995.

McVeigh’s sidekick, Terry Nichols, said in a 2001 deposition….”Timothy McVeigh told me that while he was serving in the U.S Army, he had been recruited to carry out undercover missions.”

McVeigh’s personality was judged to be perfect for an undercover intelligence assignment since he was technically competent, but not an independent thinker or leader.

An FBI agent with the psychological profile unit told the New York Times after the bombing: “this is an easily controlled and manipulated personality.”

McVeigh also told Nichols that FBI official--Larry Potts--who had supervised the Ruby Ridge and Waco operations, directed him to blow up a government building.

The FBI’ had a plan called: PATCON. Patcon was the FBI’s plan to infiltrate and discredit right-wing militia movements in the 1990s. One of the undercover operations was at Elohim City, Oklahoma before the bombing.

Founded in 1973 by Robert Millar, who preached a “holy war against the U.S. government,” Elohim City housed members of the Aryan Republican Army, Covenant Sword, and the Ku Klux Klan (KKK)...in order to carry out militia operations.

McVeigh revealed he was handed $50,000 to begin his mission of hobnobbing with other agents and informants at militia meetings and gun shows. He also infiltrated Elohim City.

However, when he penetrated the Elohim City group, the joke was that there were more co-intel agents than real militia, so much so that it was known as “Alphabet City”.

Was Elohim City little more than a deep state creation? I think so.

In a 1993 letter to his sister Jennifer, McVeigh claimed that, during his time at Fort Bragg, he and nine others were recruited into a secret black ops team that smuggled drugs to fund covert activities, and “were to work hand-in-hand with civilian police agencies to quiet anyone whom was deemed a security risk. (We would be gov’t-paid assassins!)”

When McVeigh was an inmate in the SuperMax facility in Colorado, an inmate responsible for sweeping Nichols’ cell when he was in the yard exercising, saw a letter with reference to a $2.5 million payoff to be split between Nichols and McVeigh. The letter said: “Sarge is going to take care of us.”