It couldn't have been a 4000 pound ANFO bomb placed in a Ryder truck parked OUTSIDE ( Conclusion #1 )

Proof # 1 - Photographic evidence

Compare the Khobar Towers terrorist bombing ...

The Khobar Towers terrorist bombing on 25 June 1996, a cold-blooded act of murder, was a tragic and costly event of unprecedented magnitude, involving a high degree of sophistication. It was an act of war where terrorists detonated a bomb with an estimated likely yield of more than 20,000 pounds of TNT-equivalent explosivesoutside the fence of the American occupied sector of Khobar Towers. The explosion killed 19 service members and injured hundreds more. It also injured many Saudi Arabian citizens and third country nationals (TCNs) and severely damaged or destroyed a significant amount of property. This was the second bombing in Saudi Arabia in less than a year, a country where tens of thousands of Americans had lived safely for decades prior to these attacks.

.... With the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City, 1995 ----- 4000 pound ANFO bomb ----

A building that size must pass many really extensive inspections. Next time you go into a big building parking garage look around.
 Those concrete poles, the concrete ceiling the concrete walls and foundation structure all steel reinforced and computer designed...all huge.  Think of the size and weight that the building puts on the supports, now think about earthquakes, tornado's and such.  The extra level of strength built in is unbelievable. Concrete is gaged by the ability of its structural strength, a simple core sample would reveal any weakness.

Proof # 2 - Laws of physics

There were bombs inside the building  ( Conclusion #2 )

An expert on munitions came out after the bombing. His analysis of the damage indicated the same results as this. Additionally, he did a drawing showing WHERE each was placed. He said the entire building didn't come down because of a bad connection, and 2 of the bombs didn't detonate. Those were the ones the "bomb squad" that many of us saw arrive on CNN removed.

 There were exercises conducted the week BEFORE the bombing of a terrorist attack almost exactly the same as the Murrah Building Bombing. AND it is fairly common knowledge in OK City that the Feds did not come in to their offices that day.

One other question, the person who called 911 or who called the bomb squad was a specialist in bomb detonations, and defusing of this particular type and was only a block away.

Coincidence? No more likely than getting 5 in a row straight royal flushes in Vegas.

Pretending there were no bombs inside

• the crater
• the FBI claimed the crater – which is an important piece of evidence, especially in determining how big a bomb was used – was 32 feet wide in diameter
• The reality is it was between 16 and 18 feet in diameter. We've proved that and clearly show that in our report. When they had this FEMA-sponsored group of American Society of Civil Engineers come in and do their report, they wouldn't let them get any closer than 200 feet. And they fed them information, including the 32-foot crater. They said then it was 28 to 32 feet. They fed them the information to produce this report. They didn't let them come on and do a hands-on inspection."
• censoring that the structural supports show signs of shaped charges (a directional charge)
• all the debris was hauled away and buried.
• CNN audio clips, made in the hours after the bombing, stating the facts - censored ever since

Pretending McVeigh did it

Timothy McVeigh

• - Why was the Kansas Pizza delivery man's testimony - as to the radical description variation of the man in the Kansas motel room, who the Government identified as McVeigh - totally discarded by during the trial?
• - How many people actually believe that McVeigh parked his car in downtown Oklahoma City, removed the license plate and attached a note on the window stating essentially that, "he would be back in a few days to pick it up; and to please don't disturb it"
• - How was the FBI clever enough to back trace that rental truck axle to McVeigh in a matter of hours?
• - Did the rental truck agency clerk in Kansas immediately recognize that McVeigh (renting under an assumed name), was the actual person who rented the truck when questioned by the FBI.?
• - Can you believe that McVeigh had all of his Anti Government literature on the front seat of his car in plain view when he was stopped by the local Oklahoma Police?
• - Why was the license plate supposedly removed from the vehicle?
• - Why was McVeigh trying to get caught?
• - Did McVeigh really ask his council when first meeting them in jail about whether or not the room was wired, and when told that it wasn't, said: "I Did It"
• - Why was the fundamental right, to express himself, denied to McVeigh ever since?

So who placed the bombs inside ? ( Conclusion #3 )

The new justice and the Oklahoma City Bombing - May 2001

Time to set the pieces of the puzzle together

1. Mass Media implants in the minds of people that McVeigh confessed. The main messenger used is McVeigh's former defense lawyer, Stephen Jones.The fact is that there aren't any video tapes of McVeigh confessing.
2. All serious studies available prove that McVeigh could not have done it. They were all ignored in the process.
3. The Department of Justice informs that the FBI accidentally withheld thousands of documents from McVeigh's defense team - one week before McVeigh's execution.
4. McVeigh's execution is delayed one month, but the Department of Justice immediately states that "now there will be no more delays".
5. Three days later - May 15 -, the  Department of Justice announces that FBI field offices were told in December that some Oklahoma City bombing records could be discarded, but those instructions were retracted a month later after archivists discovered that some offices had failed to turn over all their evidence to lawyers for Timothy McVeigh. A few hours later it announces that some of the missing documents may have been shredded.
6. June 4,  the Justice Department
1. - argued that McVeigh could not prove that newly discovered FBI documents turned over to his attorneys last month showed "actual innocence," as required under the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996.
2. - said McVeigh's legal team had identified  only nine new documents "totaling  little more than 20 pages that he claims would have helped the defense." From a total of 4400 pages they had been looking at for the past ten days.

The missing piece - WHY ? ( Conclusion #4 )

• the concept of justice has been rewritten. From now on it's no more "innocent until proven guilty" - it's "guilty until proven innocent". The coin with O.J.Simpson on the other side - innocent no matter what the evidence - is completed.
• the process of trying to prove innocent has been rewritten. From now on it's perfectly normal, especially in processes involving the death penalty
• for the FBI : to destroy files, and not turn over evidence to the defense
• for the accused : to expect to be denied the right of expression and to get defense lawyers in charge of destroying any hopes he would have to "prove innocent"

The message of the antichrist and the "last words" of Timothy McVeigh