Dr. Dennis Cuddy -- Oklahoma City Bombing Anniversary, Part 2

OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING ANNIVERSARY
PART 2

By Dennis L. Cuddy, Ph.D.
April 30, 2012
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I can’t prove that the Oklahoma City bombing was part of the Secret Nazi Plan about which I have written, but it could be considered as being helpful in the fulfillment of the plan today. Most of the CIA’s covert operations in the part of the world around Pakistan have been run through Pakistani intelligence (ISI). Of interest, and perhaps relevant to the Secret Nazi Plan, is that Germany was key in helping Pakistan get atomic weapons.

Between 200,000 and 300,000 second and third level Nazis went underground in Germany alone during WWII. They would be important in carrying out the Secret Nazi Plan for world control, as would thousands of high level Nazis (e.g., SS members) who spread throughout the world.

The anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing was on April 19, and the BBC show “Conspiracy Files” on March 4, 2007 contained speculation that the instigator of the bombing, Andreas Strassmeir, had ties to U.S. and German intelligence! Strassmeir had served in the German army in the area of intelligence (including disinformation). His father, Gunter, was a member of the Hitler Youth movement (Andreas’ grandfather was a founding member of the Nazi Party), and Chief-of-Staff to German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. In addition, Gunter Strassmeir was the father of the German reunification movement, and German reunification would also play an important part in carrying out the Secret Nazi Plan.

Vincent Petruskie helped Andreas Strassmeir get into the U.S., and Andreas referred to him as “a former CIA [OSS] guy my father had known” in Berlin during WWII. Petruskie had been an Air Force intelligence officer in Viet Nam in the 1960s, and in the counterintelligence division in Washington, D.C. in the 1970s. He introduced Andreas to Black Mountain, N.C. attorney Kirk Lyons, whose grandfather was also a founding member of the Nazi Party.

After Andreas’ discharge from the German Army when he was 27, he flew to Washington, D.C., on April 7, 1989. This was about the same time Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh returned from Germany after his 2-week “Change-Up Program” active-duty assignment with the German Army. Also about this same time, McVeigh was assigned to Ft. Bragg in North Carolina, where double-agent Maj. Ali Mohamed (who worked with the CIA and the Egyptian Islamic Jihad, and trained members of al Qaeda) was located. McVeigh told his sister in a letter that he was one of ten selected out of 400 to be a member of a Special Forces secret team to “work for the government on the domestic, as well as international, fronts” including “helping the CIA fly drugs into the U.S. to fund many covert operations.”

Investigator Bob Fletcher on Radio Liberty (March 20, 2012) related that CIA operative Gary Best had supplied the Contras in Nicaragua with timing instruments that blew up C4 explosives (“Iran-Contra” was a drug money for weapons deal) and was training mercenaries in Azerbaijan (which borders Iran) in the 1990s. Fletcher then revealed that just three months before the Oklahoma City bombing, Best bought a meat company only 1.5 miles from the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City, and ceremonially on the first anniversary of the bombing of that building filed company bankruptcy papers. Is this all just coincidental?

McVeigh also wrote to his sister that “We would be government-paid assassins!” He wrote this letter on October 20, 1993, about a week after he and Terry Nichols drove from Fayetteville, Arkansas to Elohim City, Oklahoma to meet Andreas Strassmeir.

Elohim City founder Robert Millar “was in regular contact with the agency [FBI] in the years before the [Oklahoma City] bombing,” according to June 31, 1997 testimony by senior FBI agent Peter Rickel. Another informant at Elohim City was Peter Langan, leader of the Aryan Republican Army and son of a retired U.S. Marine intelligence officer.

Attorney Kirk Lyons had introduced Strassmeir to Elohim City, and informant Carol Howe there sent to her BATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms) officer Angela Finley 70 reports within which she indicated Strassmeir and others planned to blow up federal office buildings, including the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City. Two days after the bombing, Howe reminded the FBI that Strassmeir had “discussed assassinations, bombings and mass shootings” (this was in a November 29, 1994 BATF report by Howe’s superior Angela Finley). Despite this, and despite the fact that the FBI interviewed over 20,000 witnesses regarding the bombing, the FBI never interviewed Strassmeir before he left the U.S. in January 1996 (for months before he fled the U.S. he stayed with Kirk Lyons in Black Mountain, N.C.).

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in The Secret Life of Bill Clinton: The Unreported Stories (1997) judged that Strassmeir “was being protected by the Bureau [FBI].” Relevant to this, ABC’s “20/20” segment on Carol Howe (February 5, 1997) was pulled at the last moment. When assistant producer retired Marine Lt. Col. Roger Charles saw it was never going to be aired, he protested, was fired, and told Evans-Pritchard that a message from this was “that this story would bring the country down, whatever that’s supposed to mean.”

In late Spring 1996, Evans-Pritchard had a series of conversations with Strassmeir, who was in Germany, in which the latter seemed to indicate that he worked for the American federal government but wouldn’t say specifically for whom. When Evans-Pritchard asked Strassmeir why he didn’t come forward and tell the whole story, the latter seemed to indicate he would be considered “a provocateur” who “talked and manipulated the others into” the bombing.

There’s a new documentary regarding the Oklahoma City bombing called “A Noble Lie,” which covers some of the information contained in this article, as well as evidence from seismic readings and witness testimony that the Murrah Building was severely damaged by more than a truck bomb of ammonium nitrate and fuel oil (ANFO bomb). A report using an Eglin Air Force Base Wright Laboratory test results regarding structural damage, etc., indicated the truck bomb explosion could not have been an ANFO bomb!

The report, Case Study Relating Blast Effects Tests to the Events of April 19th, 1995, Alfred P. Murrah Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, written by demolition expert John Culvertson, concluded: “Due to these conditions [relating to the inefficiency of air blasts in destroying reinforced concrete columns] it is impossible to ascribe the damage that occurred on April 19th, 1995 to a single truck bomb containing 4800 lbs. of ANFO [ammonium nitrate fuel oil mixture]. It must be concluded that the damage at the Murrah Federal Building is not the result of the truck bomb itself, but rather due to other factors such as locally placed charges within the building itself.”

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Many questions regarding the Oklahoma City bombing still have gone unanswered, including why would Strassmeir, if he was simply on an intelligence mission for Germany, become a bombing “provocateur”? Evans-Pritchard believes Strassmeir was a “shared asset,” working for German intelligence and “on loan to the U.S. government,” perhaps “the domestic services section of the CIA,” which under usual procedures would pass Strassmeir’s report “to the CIA’s Directorate of Operations.” Remember that in my book, The Power Elite and the Secret Nazi Plan, I explain how Allen Dulles of the OSS and CIA, during and after WWII, worked with important Nazis such as Gen. Reinhard Gehlen, German military intelligence officer, and his Gehlen Organization. As I said before, I can’t prove the Oklahoma City bombing was part of the Secret Nazi Plan which is being fulfilled today. However, the bombing along with the 9/11 attacks, economic crises, Middle Eastern and North African revolutions, etc., could be seen as helping in the Plan’s fulfillment.

A final question that perhaps will never be answered satisfactorily is whether Timothy McVeigh was really executed by the government if he was actually a government agent. The official story was that he was executed. However, if you look at the video clip, you will see and hear Susan Carlson of WLS in Chicago saying about the execution of McVeigh: “The shallow breathing continued… or what appeared to be shallow breathing… even after they pronounced him dead.” While you are reflecting on this, remember that dead people don’t breathe!

Dennis Laurence Cuddy, historian and political analyst, received a Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (major in American History, minor in political science). Dr. Cuddy has taught at the university level, has been a political and economic risk analyst for an international consulting firm, and has been a Senior Associate with the U.S. Department of Education.

Cuddy has also testified before members of Congress on behalf of the U.S. Department of Justice. Dr. Cuddy has authored or edited twenty books and booklets, and has written hundreds of articles appearing in newspapers around the nation, including The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and USA Today. He has been a guest on numerous radio talk shows in various parts of the country, such as ABC Radio in New York City, and he has also been a guest on the national television programs USA Today and CBS's Nightwatch.