Even now, not a single piece of evidence tying the Iraqi regime or any Iraqi citizens to attacks on the West, funding, financing or support of international terrorism, Islamic extremism, no links to Bin Laden, Al-Qaeda, Islamic Jihad, the Blind Sheikh Omar Adbul Rahman, Ramzi Yousef, Mohammed Salameh, the Bojinka Plot, the 1993 WTC Attack, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Mullah Omar, WMD or the Taliban or any other hostile terrorist incident or group has emerged since.
Which is quite astonishing.
Because it means that someone REALLY needs to go up and talk to Terry Nichols....
Former investigative reporter Jayna Davis, who once worked for KFOR-TV in Oklahoma City, tells Fox News’s Bill O’Reilly she has amassed evidence that she says proves Osama bin Laden was behind the Oklahoma City bombing (see 8:35 a.m. - 9:02 a.m. April 19, 1995). Former Army soldier Timothy McVeigh is awaiting execution for carrying out the bombing (see June 2, 1997 and June 11-13, 1997). Davis says that she attempted to give her evidence, comprised of court records, 24 witness statements, and reports from law enforcement, intelligence, and terror experts, to the FBI, which she says refused to accept the material. Davis says the FBI is involved in an elaborate conspiracy to conceal the existence of a Middle Eastern terror cell that carried out the bombing; law enforcement authorities have long dismissed the idea (see 10:00 a.m. April 19, 1995 and After) that the bombing was carried out by anyone other than McVeigh and his accomplice Terry Nichols (see December 23, 1997 and June 4, 1998). According to Davis’s version of events, a Middle Eastern terror cell was operating only blocks away from the Murrah Federal Building, the site of the bombing, and an Iraqi national who formerly served in Saddam Hussein’s Republican Guard was in contact with McVeigh on the day of the bombing. It was the Iraqi, not McVeigh, she says, who drove the Ryder truck containing the bomb to the federal building; he fled in a brown Chevrolet pickup truck. Davis says in the minutes after the bombing, an all-points bulletin was issued for the Iraqi, but it was inexplicably withdrawn shortly thereafter. Davis says the conspiracy consists of McVeigh, Nichols, and at least seven Middle Eastern men, with bin Laden masterminding the operation. “The evidence we have gathered definitely implicates McVeigh and Nichols,” she says. “I want to make that very clear. They were in it up to their eyeballs.” Of the FBI’s refusal to consider her evidence, she tells O’Reilly: “I was flabbergasted. I am unable to imagine any reason they would not accept it.” [WORLDNETDAILY, 3/21/2001]
Upon the Bush Administration's entry into office in January 2001, Tim McVeigh's execution was pushed forward, somewhat characteristically, with almost indecent haste.
And the use of the word "almost" does those in question too much credit.
His Death Warrant was finally actioned on June 11th 2001, exactly three months to the day prior to the all-obscuring events of 9/11, making him the first person to be legally killed by the United States Government adhering to the strict boundaries imposed under due process since 1963.
Tim McVeigh will now tell no more tales, and he was a lone nut who acted alone.
The other lone nut he partnered up to act alone with was Terry Nichols.
Nichols received a life sentence in Federal Court, and though Aryan Nation fellow traveler and Christian Coalition Attorney General John Ashcroft tried as hard as he could, along with the State of Oklahoma to try him again at the state level and seek the Death penalty again there, double jeopardy saved his life and he's not going anywhere for a while...
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