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In article <9d13en$g60$1@node17.cwnet.roc.gblx.net>, "Steve Sheldon"
<ssheldon@sodablue.org> wrote:

> "Mike Schneider" <bangers@burundanga.com> wrote in message
> news:bangers-0505010454040001@c5-182.xtlab.com...
> >
> > TRAIL OF TERROR
> > McVeigh, Nichols 'did not act alone'
> > OKC investigating committee concludes
> > U.S. 'had prior knowledge of the bombing'
> 
> 
> Well it's good to see at least you are coming to accept that Timothy McVeigh
> actually committed the crime.
>
> None of this black helicopter conspiracy stuff your were spouting before.


April 17, 2001
THE PROGRESSIVE REVIEW
Editor: Sam Smith

UNSOLVED MYSTERIES

"It would have been absolutely impossible and against the laws of
nature for a truck full of fertilizer and fuel oil... no matter how
much was used... to bring the building down... The damage could not
have resulted from a van parked outside. I don't care how fancy an
explosive was used. What did in that building... was an inside job...
I believe that demolition charges in the building placed at certain
key concrete columns is the primary damage to the Murrah Federal
Building." - Samuel Cohen, inventor of the neutron bomb

"The FBI is confirming that there is another bomb in the building...
They are warning everyone to get as far back as they can. They are
trying to get the bomb defused right now...LATER: The second explosive
was found and defused. The third explosive was found and they are
working on it as we speak. I understand the second and third bombs
were larger than the first." - KFOR, Oklahoma City, on the day of the
blast. These oft broadcast accounts were later dismissed as errors.

"For a simplistic blast truck-bomb, of the size and composition
reported, to be able to reach out on the order of 60 feet and collapse
a reinforced column base the size of column A-7 is beyond credulity."
General Benton K. Partin, US Air Force (ret) Former head of the Air
Force's conventional weapon's R&D Lab

"General Partin's assessment is absolutely correct. I don't care if
they pulled up a semi-trailer truck with 20 tons of ammonium-nitrate;
it wouldn't do the damage we saw there." Dr. Roger Raubach, physical
chemist formerly on the Stanford University faculty

"The Partin letter states in very precise technical terms what everyone
in the business knows: No truck bomb of ANFO out in the open is going
to cause the kind of damage we had there in Oklahoma City. In 30 years
of blasting, using everything from 100 percent nitrogel to ANFO, I've
not seen anything to support that story." - Sam Gronning, a licensed,
professional blaster based in Casper, Wyoming.

"Agricultural fertilizer prills when made into an ANFO device had very
poor explosive characteristics. They would not detonate efficiently
because of their high density, lack of porosity and heavy inert
coatings of anti-setting agents." - Altas Powder (supplier to
professional blasters)

"The grade of ammonium-nitrate used in the manufacture of binary
explosives is required to be at least 99% pure, contain not more that
1.15% moisture, and have a maximum ether-soluble, water-insoluble
acidity, sulfate, and chloride contents of 0.10, 0.18, 0.02, and 0.50
percent, respectively." - U.S. Army Technical Manual TM 9-1910

"ANFO is easy to make if you know how to do it but it takes years of
experience to work with safely... It is almost impossible for amateurs
to properly mix the ammonium-nitrate with the fuel oil. Clumps of ANFO
would inevitably fail to detonate." - Jeffrey Dean, Executive Director
of the International Society of Explosive Engineers

[Senior FBI chemist Frederick] Whitehurst's accusations of bias and
even manufactured evidence have called into question several
high-profile government cases, including the Oklahoma City and the
World Trade Center bombings. - Wall Street Journal 9/19/95

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