Oklahoma City 1995

[danbaron]

Last night, during the first hour of the radio show I listen to, James Lane and Holland Vandennieuwenhof, makers of the documentary, A Noble Lie, about the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, were on.

In my opinion, what a fraud (the official story) - another false flag operation.

Is it sensible to believe a government's explanation about any terrorist event?

(To me, it's interesting. If, you assume the government was the actual perpetrator of a particular terrorist event within its borders, and blamed someone else, then, you are confronted with its true, "face". It intentionally murdered many of its citizens, denied it (lying to its citizens), and attempted to manipulate its citizens into supporting its desire to punish innocent people for it, all in order to advance an agenda which would benefit no one except itself. What would the same government do to a citizen who was found guilty of doing the analogical thing to another citizen?)

I never buy DVDs, but, I am going to buy this one.

http://www.anoblelie.com/

[kryton9]

All of these things that have been happening since the 1990's on, we have to go back and look into them. And when you delve passed the government's line on them you see valid questions raised that need a proper answer, that is never given. Waco, Ruby Ridge... I still remember those outrages. When I first heard conspiracy theories about Oklahoma, again I thought it was far fetched, but thanks to the efforts of people putting the time into doing research the media just seems not interested in doing, you see big discrepancies.

I will be interested to read your take on the DVD Dan when you get a chance to watch it.