Thought it not too strange McVeigh picked this poem by Henley; but he is not the master of his fate nor was he the captain of his soul. This poetry is something else - for instance, remember Clinton sent little Monica Leavaes of Grass, which was Lee Harvey Oswald's or one of his favorites.....could be some of this stuff contains more than just special personal meaning? The movie Dead Poets Society - the poem by Whitman My Captain, My Capain had very special meaning; further this Dead Poets Society was a take on the old Hells Fire Club - who met in caves into which Benjamin Franklin had been initiated - some said a devil's cult, for they also dwelled in drugs and pornogoraphy - in fact John Wilkes Booth, the one who murdered Lincoln - and of course a Shakespearian Actor - his great etc. grandfather John Wilkes, was initiated into this Hells Fire Club and when exposed for his terrible writing of pornography - well he was portrayed by Hogarth, also Hells Firre Club, as a devil....... So McVeigh in this book states he deliberately left the literature to be found; of course this is one thing I have believed and the same goes for little Buford and others who carefully paint the little red arrows to their literature - but who and what really prints some of this stuff? Now Clinton with his Leaves of Grass - and Oswald with his Leaves of Grass; take Arthur Bremer with the first line in his diary being first line from Moby Dick - Call Me Ishmael (symbolzing great white whale?)....... The shot heard around the world - occured on April 19 - 1775 - often wondered if there was a connection to that date for the Minutemen the symbolism comes right from the bible - Nixon had his bible open to Isaiah day he was inaugurated "and they shall beat their swords into ploughshares" a time of peace but in a time of pending war - "they shall beat their ploughshares into swords".......and in a minute the original minutemen were ready to go to war, as today we have the Minutemen Missile System, etc. So I think McVeigh viritually was involved in an excution and does not know it; he too like an Oswald was a Patsy......big question, why did ADL tell BATF, FBI, and one Judge to stay home that day? Protecting their own? One thing certain, McVeigh had no connection to a militia though he evidently attempted to get inside - like Oswald, leaving false trails ..... Oklahoma? Well look that up in your Gideon Bible.........read the story of Gideon and his 300.....and wonder? If McVeigh felt so bad about WACO why would he pemit innocents in the Murrah Building to be killed - in particular the children? Oh I believe Gideon and the 300 engineered that bombing for obvious reasons and found a good little Patsy in McVeigh. Here is story of othe minutemen....and you put misiles in Silos or S(h)ilos? Still belie we are looking for a little bit more than a small town boy who would have been happier living on a farm or ranch somewhere.... Note reference to Patriots and Minutemen - the former we have the Patriot missiles and the Minutemen Missiles......we also have the enemy within who blew up the Murrah Building and if this seems far fetched consider the enemy sitting in FBI taking diamonds from KGB and paid agent for KGB sitting next to Freeh for how long in the FBI building? Consider Freeh going to Russia to meet with KGB and was oh so thrilled to be with them and so impressed. Consider Freeh and what really happened at WACO - silencing of more lambs? Slaughter of the innocents - cover ups? And now they look for more scape goats. Well the bombing at Oklahoma was like the shot heard around the world.....but consider this - Waco should have been the first shot fired and Oklahoma a delayed reaction to the first - but who chose this date of April 19. >From my bible calendar I made one prediction to a man (Jewish) who said the Gulf War when Papa Bush was President would go on for at least a year, some press said so......I gave him exact date it ended looking for one key ine in bible timed to bible calendara code "proclaim liberty through the land" which is written on the original Liberty Bell...........based on Papa Bush's words "we are going to liberate Kuwait", now that was the word heard around the world. So all answers are found coded or right before your eyes, in the King James Bible.........stranger yet, the Wasteland by Walt Whiteman - he took this title from the bible......Ezekial is a very interesting chapter too, full of masonic symbolism and Ezekial 38 and 39 is key to JFK Murders? Put this all together and to me, it speels KGB and it might do well to remember the Navy Walker spies who formed a KKK for the KGB while KGB sent out KKK literature and got caught. Cute? Remember the USS Liberty. For things are just not as they seem to be, in particular when you looked through Clinton's dark mirror (and he stole that line from the bible too). So goodbye McVeigh - he was right about one thing, his trial was a spectacle - he was denied a fair trial.....he was a Patsy......but would rather stand in the limelight of a poet, than tell the truth. Now the Judas alway lives to write the book.....the end of the Water Gate conspiracy ended iwth Irvin quoting from last chapter of Ecclesiastics, for the writing of many books and believe me - nobody wants McVeigh to write a book in his own words - for that guy still belieives "stone walls do not a prison make nor iron bars a cage" - by Lovelace to his wife Althea while in prison - these words of - well if McVeigh, Sirhan, Oswald, Bremer, Hinckly, believed that one they had to be pretty stupid and brainwashed into a Dead Poet's Society. And then there was Littleton on April 20? The iniquities of the fathers visited upon the children - famous words of Elridge Cleaver in his Soul on Ice - taken from the bible? So one KGB agent caught working for FBI for 16 years? And the Navy Walker spies operating out of a KKK (who too uses masonic rituals and code calendars) formed by KGB? We had a Manchurian Candidate President for othe past eight years who committed treason and sodomy in the Oval Office while his phones were tapped by the Mossad. REMEMBER THE USS LIBERTY> Saba The Battle of Lexington April 19, 1775 After the First Continental Congress, King George III told General Thomas Gage, the Governor of Massachusetts and the commander of all the British soldiers in North America, to use force when necessary to make certain the British rule in the colonies was maintained. In February of 1775, Massachusetts, the colony the British considered most rebellious, was declared in rebellion and the British soldiers were told to be strict with those who showed disrespect for the British rule. This did not improve the relations between the British and colonies. The colonies were more convinced than ever to bear arms and be prepared for war at any time. In Massachusetts, the men became known as Minutemen, because they were known to be ready at a minute's notice. The colonists called themselves Patriots. By April of 1775, British General Thomas Gage learned heard that the Patriots had gathered together an arsenal of weapons in Concord, sixteen miles from Boston. He ordered his soldiers to go to Concord and capture the weapons. They decided to go through Lexington to look for Sam Adams who they wanted to arrest. Somehow the Minutemen learned about the British troops going to Concord to take their weapons. So they went to Lexington and waited for the British to march through the city. The British marched into Lexington early in the morning of April 19 and were met by seventy Minutemen drawn upon in two lines. There were between 600 and 700 British soldiers. When the Minutemen saw that they were outnumbered, they started to back down. It was then that the shot heard around the world was fired. Even today, no one knows who fired first, the British or the Patriots? But that shot caused the British to fire two volleys. The first went over the Minutemen's heads and the second was fired right into their midst. The Minutemen scattered, but not before eighteen of them were killed. The British marched on to Concord where they hoped to find a stockpile of rebel weapons.
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