Gus > Who are we referring to when we talk about a lone wolf domestic terrorist? Someone who operates alone or with the help of one or two other people. Someone like Tim McVeigh, who carried out the Oklahoma City bombing.
So, even "official" channels like CNN state McVeigh is an exception to the general militia or terrorist rule and regard him as a loner. IMO, that's precisely why he was not a militia member or even a terrorist, in the accepted sense -- but a patsy.
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>>The OKC bombing was a National Security Council (NSC) operation. The groundwork for the operation was laid in the HW Bush administration. The operation was carried out and covered up during the Clinton presidency, and further covered up during the GW Bush presidency.
There have now been at least 19 government provocateurs identified who helped and encouraged McVeigh to do the OKC bombing. None of the 19 known provocateurs has been brought to justice, but they worked closely for or with and were protected by the FBI, CIA, DEA, BATF, Secret Service, US Army, State Department, or DOJ or a combination of one or more of the named entities. Many of these provocateurs had very close ties to the HW Bush and Clinton administrations.
The NSC, FBI and CIA also used an Iraqi national military member in the US, an Israeli intelligence agent inside the US, a US Black Muslim terrorist provocateur, and a German national in the US to monitor, provoke and orchestrate the OKC bombing.
Only NSC officials would be capable of and authorized to conduct, coordinate, and manage such a large, complex, covert and compartmentalized operation that spanned a six-year period during the HW Bush and Clinton presidencies. Only the NSC would be able to coordinate and manage the ensuing federal cover up of the OKC bombing that spanned the Clinton and GW Bush presidencies.
In July 2005 DOJ officials serving in the Clinton administration gave an interview in which they admitted cover up of the OKC bombing operation.
When McVeigh defense attorney Stephen Jones filed his “Writ of Mandamus” in March 1996, a three-judge federal panel in Denver quickly denied Jones request for evidence of government prior knowledge of the OKC bombing based on national security operational grounds. Federal judge Richard Matsch used national security operation grounds to seal FBI confiscated surveillance tapes showing government provocateurs with McVeigh. These tapes have not been released to this day even though the OKC bombing case has been officially closed by the DOJ. <<
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