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Pastimes : The Truth about Waco

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To: Merritt who wrote (824)9/8/1999 9:37:00 PM
From: gao seng  Read Replies (2) of 1449
 
If anyone's interested, News chat at 12pm edt
Join Dan Gifford, producer of the feature documentary "Waco: The Rules of Engagement", to discuss the FBI siege of the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas.

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Here's another link to bookmark:

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Also, an interesting link on the usenet:

Then, something very strange happened. The
fourth man then went to the window and
threw a grenade into the room his buddies
had just entered. He then fired the
machine gun into the room. Why was he
firing at his own men? As he fired into
the room, we see three shots fired from
inside the room piercing the outside wall.
Did those shots come from the three ATF
agents in the room who realized that they
were being shot at from the outside?
Undaunted, the fourth man then fired into
the room once more. A bullet then hit his
helmet and the impact knocked him down,
but he was unhurt. He scurried to the edge
of the roof and quickly went down the
ladder to the ground.

Who was that fourth man, and why did he
fire into the room where he knew his own
men had entered? We are told that the ATF
rehearsed the attack over and over again.
Had the fourth man been given special
instructions? If so, from whom. The three
men who had entered that room were the
three men killed in the assault, and they
have all been identified as Bill Clinton's
bodyguards during the election campaign!


The Waco mystery, Samuel L. Blumenfeld, WorldNetDaily.com, AUGUST 31 1999

x24.deja.com

and:

This Waco fiasco has all the makings of great cinema. Action. Corruption. Governmental coverup. Intrigue. Which celeb could play Janet Reno? I would have thought that the woman who played Momma in "Throw Momma From The Train" but she passed away. Yes, this definitely needs to mayed into a movie. It has all the elements of high drama.


-- disclaimer: the above paragraph is not meant to desensitize the issue. I think it is too kind of a portrayal of Reno, but a worthwhile attempt at humiliating her.
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