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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 7 Num. 40
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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THE OKLAHOMA BOMBINGS AND THE RADIOACTIVE COVER-UP
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By Sherman H. Skolnick
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It is now an accepted fact, that the federal government has
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covered up various past radioactive events. Soldiers were exposed
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to the deadly rays, as tests, starting in the 1950s. An entire
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town in Utah -- roughly a third of its inhabitants -- became
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deathly sick or died from radioactive fall-out from Nevada atomic
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testing. The government denied the dangers for some three
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decades.
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These and dozens of other events, white-washed or suppressed, all
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under the umbrella of so-called "national security". Is not the
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health and security of the people "national security"?
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After the bombings in Oklahoma City, rescue teams were quickly
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flown in, such as from Maryland. (Bombings, in the plural, is
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used, because experts on explosives contend one so-called
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"fertilizer bomb" did not and could not do the damage as seen in
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pictures.)
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A team of sniffing dogs were brought in. Thereafter, one of the
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dogs died. Another took mysteriously ill. Some observers became
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suspicious. So the carcass of the deceased dog was dug up and
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scientists examining the carcass stated the dog's lungs were very
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radioactive. They warned those who had buried the dog to now
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quickly cremate the remains using safety precautions as with any
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highly radioactive materials.
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Some of the rescue team members continue their regular work --
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but are having extreme health problems. They can barely drag
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themselves to work, coming home mysteriously exhausted. A woman
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rescue team member can no longer do her regular work. She stays
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at home, wasting away. She is afraid to talk except in cryptic
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remarks and whispers. Apparently she is fearful the government
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doctors will cut her off from all medical attention if she goes
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public with what she knows about the bombsites and the aftermath.
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She apparently is dying from a deadly dose of radioactivity, from
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having been in the bombsites on a mission of mercy. Government
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bureaucrats, of various kinds, insult her, saying, "Get out of
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bed. You're just a malingerer."
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This is just a small snapshot of a broader happening. The federal
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government is doing this like they have done for decades: lying
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about radioactivity in the name of "national security".
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One special team -- a very special team -- had a portable geiger
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counter; it went berserk in the bombsites. A member of that team
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whispered into the ear of a very knowledgeable investigative
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journalist, "Tritium", a radioactive material that reacts somehow
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with water (such as the lungs of the sniffing dog).
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Some try to explain away the cementing over the bombsites after
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quickly demolishing the building. Supposedly done to prevent
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people from falling into the excavation. Why was the federal
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government in such a hurry to flatten the federal office
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building? Was it to prevent detailed examinations of the pillars
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by independent experts? Savvy folks contend that the so-called
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"truck bomb" merely created the pressure, or signal, to pressure-
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or other such- detonators with explosives strapped around the
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building pillars.
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A fertilizer bomb, some say, could not have so damaged the
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concrete reinforced columns as shown in the pictures of the
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scene.
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In Paris, the French secret police foiled terrorists planning to
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set off a conventional bomb designed to spread particles of
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deadly radioactive plutonium in the air and in the area.
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In Moscow, Chechen rebels apparently buried a radioactive device
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as a warning. They were protesting Moscow's bloody suppression of
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dissent in Chechnya.
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The cover-up of the radioactivity doses received by the rescue
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team people, and others, tends to prove the federal government is
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squelching discussion of what really happened. Apparently, a more
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conventional group of explosives spread radioactive material in
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the air and in the area. It must be quickly pointed out, these
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bombs were *not* atomic devices like at Hiroshima, but rather,
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very sophisticated more conventional explosives designed to
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scatter radioactive material piggy-backed on the devices. Is that
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what some experts mean when they whisper, "particle bomb"?
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A retired Brigadier General and a retired top FBI official have
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criticized the government version of the Oklahoma tragedy. BUT:
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are these two commentators prevented from discussing
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radioactivity because of any national security oaths they may
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have signed while on active duty?
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Quite a number of those who were in the bombsites are deathly
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ill, with unspecified illnesses. A public clamor about the truth
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of the bombsites may force the federal government to belatedly
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give them proper treatment that may yet save their lives. They
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may all be dead, from complications of radioactive exposure,
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however, if the government delays telling the truth until years
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and years from now.
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To paraphrase an old saying, Let the truth be told, though the
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government crumbles.
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This story based on direct sources, interviews, and data.
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Mr. Skolnick is founder/chairman, since 1963, of the public
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interest reform group, Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the
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Courts, investigating and researching judicial bribery and
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political murders. Since 1971, he has been editor of a 5-minute
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recorded phone commentary, HOTLINE NEWS, (312) 731-1100, a
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regular phone call, on 24 hours per day, changed several times
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per week. Since 1991, he has been a regular panelist, now the
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moderator, of a weekly public access one-hour Cable TV Show,
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"Broadsides", available to some 400,000 households. His comments
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appear on several news groups on Internet and on the World Wide
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Web. Office, 8 a.m. to midnight, 7 days/week: (312) 375-5741.
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Call before sending fax. 9800 S. Oglesby Ave., Chicago, IL
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60617-4870.
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I neither necessarily agree nor disagree with either all or
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portions of the preceding. Persons mentioned are invited to send
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their rebuttals, of reasonable length, to bigred@shout.net for
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probable distribution.
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-- Brian Francis Redman, Editor-in-Chief
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