The Oklahoma City bombing: A step toward 9/11?

By Kevin Barrett - Posting #210

This Thursday, April 19th, 2012, is the 17th anniversary of the OKC bombing.

Let's give this some historical context:

In 1993, the FBI built the bomb that killed six people and injured more than a thousand in the World Trade Center. (The FBI informant who hatched and supervised the "radical Muslim plot" is on tape discussing this fact with his FBI handler, asking "why didn't the FBI build a dud, as promised?")

The first WTC bombing was a test designed to find out just how deeply the American people were hypnotized. Would Americans accept the official version of events, even if it required them to believe that a "terrorist" returned to the rental center to get his deposit back on the bomb truck?!

Sure they would: April showers brings "another" Terrorist Plots, Hatched by the F.B.I.

On April 19th, 1995, another FBI-assisted mass-hypnosis-test was conducted - this time in Oklahoma City. Would the American people buy the notion that a fertilizer bomb in a truck parked outside a building could blow up the whole building from the inside? Once again, Americans passed their hypnosis test with flying colors.

Then on 9/11/2001, it was time for the big event. Americans were permanently infantilized through trauma-assisted ultra-intensive mass hypnosis. If they believed this, they would, in the future, believe everything Big Brother told them.

And they would have…except for a little thing called the truth movement.

WAKE UP AMERICA!!!....Its "OUR" country!!!

Love "Light" and Energy

_Don

References: From my "Master File" ;) ribit ribit ribit

Kevin here's a little more "historical" context to put things in perspective:

"A Noble Lie, Oklahoma City 1995", Part 1

"A Noble Lie, Oklahoma City 1995", Part 2

Terrorist For The FBI

FBI Spies and Suspects, in Their Own Words

MoJo's Investigation of Terrorism Informants

SAIC did the security assessment on the World Trade Center 1986.

In an interesting coincidence, while the Carlyle/BDM subsidiary Vinnell Corp was training the Saudi Arabian National Guard, SAIC was training the Saudi Navy and bringing Saudi military personnel to company headquarters in San Diego for further study. Simultaneously, Booz Allen Hamilton was managing the Saudi Marine Corps and running the Saudi Armed Forces Staff College. Vinnell now works with SAIC to train the Iraqi military.

Vinnell Corporation

The Vinnell Corporation SAIC Relationship

U.S. Military Expertise For Sale: Private Military Consultants 1998 (.pdf)

The New Mercenaries and the Privatization of Conflict 1999

Massive military contractor's media mess 08/16/03

David Kay and the CIA William Bowles 06/10/03

SAIC employee David Kay chaired the Iraq Survey Group

SAIC Global Information Grid-Bandwidth Expansion Contract

GIG-BE was awarded to SAIC in 2001 for $877 million. This contract was for the development, instantiation, and maintenance of the GIG-BE network. SAIC instantly divided the equipment and tasks into subcontracts. These subcontracts are as follows:

. Ciena Corporation- optical transport segment worth $200-$300 million over two years

. Sycamore Networks- optical cross-connect segment worth $100-$150 million

. Cisco Systems- multiservice provisioning platform segment worth $150-$200 million

. Juniper Networks- core IP router portion worth $150-$200 million

. By Light- installation and maintenance worth $100-$150 million

Bombshell: Saudi and U.S. Governments Protected Hijackers

Co-Chair of 9/11 Inquiry: American Government Covered Up State Assistance to Hijackers

FBI found direct ties between 9/11 hijackers and Saudis living in Florida; Congress Kept in Dark

The Deceased Crown Prince Sultan “Bush” Epitomize Highly Questionable Saudi 9/11 Connections

The FBI Allowed the 1993 WTC Bombing to Happen

Early July 1992: FBI Fires Informant Who Has Penetrated WTC Bombing Group

9/11 Questions Bubble Up in the Media ribit ribit ribit

Who is Ken, or Kenneth, Wainstein? ribit ribit ribit

Classified documents contradict FBI on post 9/11probe of Saudis, Graham says