How soon we forget... fact-filled (and conspiracy-filled - mostly by the government) account of events in OKC. How McVeigh the patsy was railroaded. For JFK and 9-11 true believers, this is old hat. Like the '30-foot' crater in the road (which never existed), the never-again mentioned multiple bombs in the building. The fact that only 40 psi would have been produced by the truck bomb at the point where the pillars collapsed. The suspicious activity preceeding (just like the WTC). Not to mention the juror who wouldn't give up and supposedly committed suicide (he was shot with two different guns and dragged through a field, according to the autopsy). Does this stuff ever end??? Are the real guilty ever going to be held accountable? You decide.

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Rating: - The Forerunner to 9-11
How soon we forget... fact-filled (and conspiracy-filled - mostly by the government) account of events in OKC. How McVeigh the patsy was railroaded. For JFK and 9-11 true believers, this is old hat. Like the '30-foot' crater in the road (which never existed), the never-again mentioned multiple bombs in the building. The fact that only 40 psi would have been produced by the truck bomb at the point where the pillars collapsed. The suspicious activity preceeding (just like the WTC). Not to mention the juror who wouldn't give up and supposedly committed suicide (he was shot with two different guns and dragged through a field, according to the autopsy). Does this stuff ever end??? Are the real guilty ever going to be held accountable? You decide.

Rating: - Some great footage -- editing just okay
This video seems to be the work of an amateur videographer who put this together for -- I believe -- a noble cause. He definitely exposes a coverup in the Oklahoma City Bombing, but because of when this video was finished (within the first few months of the incident, I think, prior the McVeigh's trial), there is very little information about the aftermath. The video shows you again and again that multiple bombs were reported by seemingly every major news source, and does an excellent job of convincing you that many bombs were planted in the Murrah building. There is even an interview with a demolitions specialist that proves that the "single bomb" theory concocted by the government could not have worked. In this regard, the video is worth seeing if you have any questions about those issues. However, this video does not go into other details of the incident -- there is almost no information about Timothy McVeigh or his trial and execution.

On a creative note: the video is sometimes hard to watch because it is roughly edited, and repeats itself many times over. Again, if you need to be convinced about the multiple bombs, get this video.

At the end of the tape there is also an interview with a woman who survived the incident. The purpose of her testimony is so that she can point out two men who were shown in a news clip who she thinks might have something to do with the bombing. This interview is not professionally done and is not dramatically interesting. But if eyewitness knowledge about two suspicious characters is useful for your investigation, then it is certainly worth watching. She gives specific details of these men, and what they did prior to the bombing in the Murrah building that might be helpful for somebody tracking down bits and pieces of information to prove or disprove a theory.

All in all, I am thankful to the producer for doing this work and informing the public -- I only wish he might have had the funding and/or support to have produced a more thorough and polished testimony.

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Rating: - Collection Essential
This movie is a must if you are showing people about how our government works, it is much easier to get someone to watch a video than to read a book.
It asks many questions that should be investigated by Congress and then answered but unfortunately, what are the chances of that.

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Rating: - Exposes the truth behind the OK city bombing
Dispite poor production quality, this video utilizes news footage brilliantly, replaying the initial news coverage that was broadcast immediately after the explosion. By using sources that were so close to the story, the producers make their point quite convincingly that there were others involved in the OK city bombing. Quite possibly people from out own govt. END

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Rating: - Does the US Government Need a Climate of Fear?
This video provides great source material on the Oklahoma bombing.

The notion the United States government is willing to stand by and let Americans be killed was supported in the October, 28 1993 New York Times article "Tapes Depict Proposal to Thwart Bomb Used in Trade Center Blast" by Ralph Blumenthal, which describes the FBI informant Emad A. Salem complaining about the government failure to stop the World Trade Center bombing. The article notes, "Law-enforcement officials were told that terrorists were building a bomb that was eventually used to blow up the World Trade Center, and they planned to thwart the plotters by secretly substituting harmless powder for the explosives..." At one point in some taped transcripts, Mr. Salem recounts a conversation he said he had with FBI agent Mr. Anticev, saying ,"I said 'Guys, now you both saw this bomb went off and you both know that we could avoid that.'" Mr. Salem just couldn't understand why the FBI let the blast go off.

The Oklahoma and World Trade Center blasts helped protect the budgets of America's security apperatus, which were threatened after the colapse of the Soviet Union. Remember the 'Peace Dividend'? Remember the search for a new mission for all those security agencies? END

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