Last month was the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing. If you haven’t yet seen it (I bought the DVD years ago), watch the film “A Noble Lie”, linked in the article below and shadow banned by Youtube.
The article also links to a documentary on Waco. Both events were precursors to September 11th 2001, with the GIC’s having no compunction about killing their own innocent citizens. With each such incident, and now a live streamed genocide, it really is time we all speak out or accept our fate, which will be little better than that of a Gazan.
Morning Pat. I remember posting General Partin’s invesigation into the Murrah Building collapse on the MLMB way back. Didn’t cut any ice with the Eds of course any more that 911 did. Anyone who’s studied 911 will know instantly that the Murrah Building was wired with explosives just by looking at the photo shown in your post and that there’s no way on earth a truck bomb would cause anywhere near that level or type of damage. Dunno much about Waco & Ruby Ridge but I’ll check it out if I can find the time…
I agree wholeheartedly with the subject line you’ve used @PatB. (I read the OffG piece a few days ago, picking my way carefully past the Edward Curtin and Shawcross articles. Very thought-provoking)
There seems to be a minor psyop, or is it, around the Liverpool car ramming on 26 May. The idea is being planted that the driver was not who the press are focusing on. Cue Southport II and a crackdown by the State?
The documentary on Waco highlights exactly the same type of FBI (and other agencies) lying despite all the expert and independent evidence to the contrary. Also, as with 9/11, all the crime scene was immediately cleared and yet crucial evidence was found there months later after all the forensic evidence. Find the documentary on Rumble, not great, but objective observers will agree the trend, intended or not, is for governments to kill more each time there is a Oklahoma/Waco/911 and should I add Liverpool?
Can’t remember the details, but I seem to recall another related docu about a first responder at Oklahoma, committed “suicide” with two shots to the back of his head in a lonely field.
I know I shouldn’t reply to my own post, however, AI does have its use. The first responder I couldn’t remember was Terry Yeakey and there seem to be quite a lot about him on Rumble. I’d opt for the James Corbett docu
