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TigerAngel — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 19:37:10 GMT

Oklahoma City bombing----> another in a long list of false flag operations. The purpose was to turn public opinion against the militia movement of the '90s and send them a messege, which worked. Also it allowed the Gov agencies involved to get more funding for the following year and justify their exsistance.

Comment #1

konane — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 14:46:20 GMT

Why didn't he say the same thing during the GW years???????? The rabid left might have toned it down a bit, maybe not so many disrespectful characterisations, rants, rages and all the stuff civilized society was mortified by.

Original Blog Entry: Former President Clinton: Anti-Obama rage may inspire another Oklahoma bombing

truesee — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 01:33:49 GMT

Former President Clinton: Tea Party OK, but anti-Obama rage may inspire another Oklahoma bombing

Richard Sisk

Daily News Washington Bureau

Originally Published:Friday, April 16th 2010, 3:40 PM

Updated: Friday, April 16th 2010, 5:32 PM

Waugh/AP

It's been 15 years since the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was bombed by extremist Timothy McVeigh in Oklahoma City on April 19, 2005...

Edmonds/AP...but former President Clinton warns a similar attack could be sparked by fringe groups angry at the current administration.

WASHINGTON - Former President Bill Clinton warned Friday that the anti-government fringe could provoke the kind of political extremism that preceded the Oklahoma City bombing.

Before the bombing occurred, there was a sort of fever in the political dialogue that was in ways similar in content to the anger currently boiling up on talk radio and on the Internet, Clinton said at a forum on the 15th anniversary of the attack by Timothy McVeigh that killed 168.

The fabric of American life had been unraveling in 1995 amid high unemployment, Clinton said.

The structure of the Cold War -- the clear bipolar world -- was coming to an end, Clinton said. There were more and more people having trouble figuring out where they fit in. It is true that we see some of that today.

Clinton said people have the right to advocate whatever the livin' Sam Hill they want to advocate but they must observe the basic line dividing criticism from violence or its advocacy.

The enthusiasm for the current Tea Party movement was essentially within bounds, Clinton said.

This Tea Party movement can be a healthy thing if they are making us justify every dollar of taxes we raise and every dollar of money we've spent, Clinton said.

But when you get mad, sometimes you end up producing the exact opposite result of what you say you are for.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2010/04/16/2010-04-16_former_president_clinton_warns_tea_party_could_feed_same_extremism_that_led_to_o.html#ixzz0lJh8YAMT

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