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The contraception controversy has made me think of no one so much as Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. What’s that I say? I mean that the slow-footed political response by the administration to something that was obviously a political problem reminded me directly
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Jury selection in the Hutaree militia case ended this morning on a controversial note: The last person added to the final jury pool said he is skeptical about police and paid informants going undercover to spy on people. His views struck a nerve with the
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A police officer looks on as a van carrying four men accused in a terror plot leaves a federal courtroom in Gainesville, Ga. , Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011. The four suspected militia members allegedly boasted of a "bucket list" of government officials who... View Photo »
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I think the Patriot Act is unpatriotic because it undermines our liberty … Timothy McVeigh was a vicious terrorist. He was arrested
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Jury selection in the Hutaree militia case ended this morning on a controversial note: The last person added to the final jury pool said he is skeptical about police and paid informants going undercover to spy on people. His views struck a nerve with the
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I’ll admit I’m a sucker for stories about the malleability of human morality. From the mob movies, where a guy can whack his cousin but better not show his Patron any “disrespect,” to justice-seeking serial killers like “Dexter,” there’s plenty of justif
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Following the pattern of other provocative statements about potential domestic terrorist threats from the Obama Justice Department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued a statement exposing the threat of "hundreds of thousands" of "sovereign ci
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This artists' 12 June sketch shows Timothy McVeigh (L) waving goodbye to his mother Mildred Frazer (C) and father William McVeigh as he leaves court after final statementswere made at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and United States Court House... View Photo »
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He became a big early proponent — and this is where he got his notoriety in the 1990s — of Oklahoma City conspiracy theories. 'Timothy McVeigh was a patsy. The government was actually involved.' He did a lot to popularize this
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Timothy McVeigh: "The mission was accomplished.. This was something that I saw as a larger good.."
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Dave - Do the names Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols ring a bell? They weren't claiming to be "sovereign citizens" by name, but were their core beliefs really that much different when it came to their opinion of the authority of the American government?
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Anthony Shamont Jones was 17 when he was sentenced to life without chance of parole in a case involving the shooting death of a Kalamazoo grocery store owner. Jones, now 50, participated in the 1979 robbery, but ran away when a struggle started. His co-d
About Timothy McVeigh
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Timothy James McVeigh (April 23, 1968 – June 11, 2001) was a United States Army veteran and security guard who bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City on the second anniversary of the Waco Siege, April 19, 1995, as revenge against what he considered to be a tyrannical federal government. The bombing killed 168 people, and was the... Full Article
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Defendant Timothy McVeigh watches in this artist's rendition the start of deliberations in his trial 24 April at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and US Courthouse in Denver, CO. McVeigh is being charged with the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.
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William McVeigh (C), talks about his son Timothy McVeigh as a television monitor plays home movies of Timothy McVeigh as a boy in the background in this artists rendition of a scene 11 June at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and United States Court House in Denver, Colorado. The...
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Judge Richard Maitch explains the verdict form to jurors in this artists rendition prior to the beginning of deliberations 30 May in the Timothy McVeigh trial at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and United States Court House in downtown Denver, Colorado. McVeigh has pleaded not...
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Oklahoma City bombing suspect Timothy McVeigh (2nd L) shakes hands with his defense team after the jury was excused to begin deliberations in this artists rendition drawn 30 May at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and United States Court House in Denver, Colorado. McVeigh is charged...
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Prosecutor Larry Mackey holds a manual describing the techniques used in making homemade C-4 belonging to Oklahoma City bombing suspect Timothy McVeigh in this artist scetch 29 May at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and United States Court House in Denver, Colorado. The prosecution...
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Timothy McVeigh looks on as Judge Richard Matsch reads a guilty verdict to the court in this artist rendition drawn 02 June at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and United States Court House in downtown Denver, CO. The jury returned from deliberations and found McVeigh guilty on all...
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Prosecutor Larry Mackey points to Oklahoma City bombing suspect Timothy McVeigh in this artist sketch 29 May at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and United States Court House in Denver, Colorado. The prosecution and defense present their closing arguments 29 May.
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A police officer looks on as a van carrying four men accused in a terror plot leaves a federal courtroom in Gainesville, Ga. , Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011. The four suspected militia members allegedly boasted of a "bucket list" of government officials who needed to be "taken out"; talked...
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Defendant Timothy McVeigh watches in this artist's rendition the start of deliberations in his trial 24 April at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and US Courthouse in Denver, CO. McVeigh is being charged with the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.
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