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On Mon, 9 Jul 2001 22:50:37 -0700, "An Entity" <anonymity@ucla.edu>
wrote:

>Bob,
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>The hearing showed that ATF used military rounds, contrary to ATF claims.
>However, military rounds don't make a building burn like crazy.  Kerosene
>does.  The nut jobs inside the compound had kerosene all over the place.
>And, the building was very flammable to boot.  If you hate the US government
>so much, move to Gaza.  Over there, you shoot anyone you want.  Happy?

I do not hate the US Goverment, they are not perfect. With our Brave
AG   "Janet, the Witch of Waco, Reno"   Blindly leading the texas
national guard into the fortress manned by women and children, fireing
incendearies into a building YOU admit "was very flamible to boot"

I did not see any horns on the Texas national guard so according to my

Navy Drill tnstructor I can identify them.. <G>

Reno is a foregone conclusion.

Say what ever you please BUT in my opinion, any state or federal 
goverment agency present at Waco on that Fatal day are MURDERS..

Just My Opinion..

Bob
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><rhawk@megabits.net> wrote in message
>news:3b470ec1.2350555@news.megabits.net...
>> Excuse me, SFB. I watched the hearings when they got caught
>> with their pants down and had to admit (after pieces had been found)
>> that they were using "military rounds" .. You will believe what you
>> want.. Reno ordered a Slaughter.. Live with it..
>>
>> Just my opinion..
>>
>> Bob
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>> On 7 Jul 2001 03:39:29 GMT, srt@nospam.unt.edu wrote:
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>> >rhawk@megabits.net wrote:
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>> >> Yeah Right,
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>> >>>responsible for their own demise by torching themselves...
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>> >> They lit the fires with "military rounds" Bullsh#T!!!
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>> >No, the Davidians torched themselves by pouring kerosene around the
>> >compound and lighting it.  Perhaps you missed the fact that all
>> >credible investigations, by various groups, have all reached this same
>> >conclusion.
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>> >A few wackos out there have some conspiracy theories, but frankly you
>> >have to be pretty daft to believe them....
>> >
>> >--
>> >Steve Tate --- srt[At]cs.unt.edu | Gratuitously stolen quote:
>> >Dept. of Computer Sciences       | "The box said 'Requires Windows 95,
>NT,
>> >University of North Texas        |  or better,' so I installed Linux."
>> >Denton, TX  76201                |
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