Scott Horton

right-wing Patriot conspiracy community already existed there.

It pre-existed the Waco massacre.

It was huge after Waco.

And then, so as soon as they started lying about Oklahoma City, the truth came out, like within the first year, everybody knew, like in the right-wing magazines where they had the names of the neo-Nazi bank robber group that had helped McVeigh with the thing and the rest of it.

So, and then there was, you know, the massive cover-ups.

Wasn't McVeigh tied to Waco somehow?

Well, he had been there.

He was there.

He was there like during the siege protesting against it.

And, you know, obviously was highly motivated by what happened there to do what he did.

But just point being, not just that a bunch of guys, you know, helped him do it, but that the government let them get away with it and the media let the government let them get away with it.

in a way that to me really reinforced the idea that there's some secret network of power here that we're not aware of.

How can they get every newspaper editor in America to go along with this?

And it's just because they're lazy and stupid.

Just because I was smarter than them as a kid doesn't mean that they should have been smarter than me as guys older than me.

Well, the FBI says there is no John Doe too, so I guess we're over that.

And they just move on with their lives.

Okay, so there's a very big chance that it was a deliberately provoked attack by undercover informants who wanted it to happen.

A couple of them were not just informants, but were agents provocateur involved in the thing.

So-