Intelligence briefing: What really happened in Oklahoma City?

On April 19,1995, a bomb exploded in front of the A. P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City, killing 168 people including a number of children, and demolishing the building. Timothy McVeigh has been tried, found guilty, and sentenced to death. Next comes Terry Nichols. Meanwhile, the mainstream media featured story after story about "closure" for the people of Oklahoma City.

But was it closure? Has there been justice? Has all been revealed? There are dozens of serious questions that need answering. What about the strange German seen by several witnesses with Timothy McVeigh at a Tulsa strip club several days before the explosion? The one whose father was Parliamentary State Secretary to Chancellor Helmut Kohl of Germany? What about the BATF informant whose testimony wasn't allowed at the trial?

And what about this shocker: Last April, Johnnie Cochran, one of America's best-known lawyers, filed a lawsuit in Oklahoma County, to recover damages for wrongful death on behalf of 360 representatives of estates of those who died, survivors, and representatives of surviving minors.

The suit is against 1,000 federal agents, charging that they had specific knowledge that the Murrah building was going to be bombed on that day, and that the blast was the result of a government sting operation gone sour! Why is there a complete media blackout on this? Why is it up to SWB to tell the story? Why aren't you hearing it from Peter Jennings, Tom Brokaw, or Dan Rather? What are they afraid of?

You don't have to like Johnnie Cochran, but you should hear what he has to say - uncensored. Once again, you're not being told what's really going on by the establishment media. Please send for my INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING: What Really Happened In Oklahoma City? It's yours FREE when you take advantage of a special promotional offer for Strategic Weekly Briefings. You'll find details on page 8.

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