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WorldNetDaily: Iraq: Lynchpin of terror war
by w1ld at 11:46 pm EDT, Apr 15, 2004

] While Timothy McVeigh was executed for his role in the
] bombing and Terry Nichols is in jail still facing murder
] charges in the attack, evidence introduced in their
] trials supports the Iraqi theory. An FBI report records a
] call a few hours after the bombing from Vincent
] Cannistraro, a retired CIA official who had once been
] chief of operations for the agency's counter-terrorism
] center. He told Kevin Foust, a FBI counter-terror
] investigator, that he'd been called by a top
] counter-terror adviser to the Saudi royal family.
]
] Foust reported that the Saudi told Cannistraro about
] "information that there was a 'squad' of people currently
] in the United States, very possibly Iraqis, who have been
] tasked with carrying out terrorist attacks against the
] United States. The Saudi claimed that he had seen a list
] of 'targets,' and that the first on the list was the
] federal building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma."

Interesting information about the tie from Oklahoma City bombings,
Iraq and terrorists.

RE: WorldNetDaily: Iraq: Lynchpin of terror war
by Hijexx at 7:54 am EDT, Apr 16, 2004

w1ld wrote:
] ] While Timothy McVeigh was executed for his role in the
] ] bombing and Terry Nichols is in jail still facing murder
] ] charges in the attack, evidence introduced in their
] ] trials supports the Iraqi theory. An FBI report records a
] ] call a few hours after the bombing from Vincent
] ] Cannistraro, a retired CIA official who had once been
] ] chief of operations for the agency's counter-terrorism
] ] center. He told Kevin Foust, a FBI counter-terror
] ] investigator, that he'd been called by a top
] ] counter-terror adviser to the Saudi royal family.
] ]
] ] Foust reported that the Saudi told Cannistraro about
] ] "information that there was a 'squad' of people currently
] ] in the United States, very possibly Iraqis, who have been
] ] tasked with carrying out terrorist attacks against the
] ] United States. The Saudi claimed that he had seen a list
] ] of 'targets,' and that the first on the list was the
] ] federal building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma."
]
] Interesting information about the tie from Oklahoma City
] bombings,
] Iraq and terrorists.

Looks interesting. I've always wondered why Hussain al-Hussaini (John Doe #2) was swept under the rug. Of course, if this book is going to deal with unanswered questions about the OKC bombing, they need to touch on a few: The two unexploded bombs that were found inside the building and defused by police. The statements from some ATF agents and other officials who worked there, that they were given warnings to be out of the building that morning. The seismographic evidence that showed explosions prior to the truck bomb explosion. The witnesses who heard multiple explosions.

I think logic would dictate, with the bad press over Iraq, that if Iraq really was behind WTC '93, OKC and WTC '01 they would be waving it in our faces daily to trumpet the war effort. They tried, by mentioning 9/11 and Iraq in the same sentence for months, to affect the Pavlovian conditioning of the two. Ultimately though, Bush and Rumsfeld both have stated Iraq had no hand in 9/11.