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On April 19, 1995, the federal building in Oklahoma City was bombed. Hundreds of people, including children, were killed or injured. Although federal government officials have been sporadically killed in the line of duty in the past, this was the first mass killing of federal civil servants in American history.
There was tremendous shock, anger, and outrage over the Oklahoma City massacre. While most Americans, of course, did not personally know the victims, there was a deep sense of mourning for them and their friends and relatives. It was one of those events that could remain in our consciousness for the rest of our lives — like the day John F. Kennedy was killed. (See "JFK, the CIA, and Conspiracies" by Jacob G. Hornberger, Freedom Daily , September 1992.)
The government arrested Timothy James McVeigh and charged him with the bombing. If Mr. McVeigh did, in fact, commit the act, there are strong indications that his motivation was to exact revenge for ...
