rise up Rochester - Latest Comments in Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

riseuprochester — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:57:37 -0000

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Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

Tony Mayhem — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:18:37 -0000

Nice work, Wendy, and Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme couldn't hit the broadside of a barn.

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

Chris — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 05:14:49 -0000

Hello Wendy,

Excellent work - Yet again with your research in the OKC case. I relayed my compliments towards your work to Atty. Trentdue as you may have seen in a recent e-mail I sent to him and cc: you. Andrew S. [above] asked about a movie related to your book. It would be an honor to negotiate a collaboration agreement with you on the feature length film / DVD my film crew and I are continuing to research / produce here in OKC. I look forward to meeting you at the archives center in Austin, TX this coming December so we can work together on sifting through the voluminous files re: the McVeigh federal trial.
Keep up the awesome work you continue to do on this case.

Regards,

C.

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

Joe — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 23:39:38 -0000

Oh and BTW, Alan's spelling was fine in comparison to most we've seen. He was just the lucky recipient of my blah blah rant.

Be cool.

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

Joe — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 23:37:11 -0000

Dangit, Alan. Why can't people learn how to spell? Yes, we have bigger battles to fight than whether or not we spell it "weather" or "whether", but it would be great if each of us (including me) would pick up a paper-based dictionary for 10 minutes a day and start thumbing through the pages. It would give our cause much more credibility if we are able to spell "absentees" instead of "ABSENTANCIES".

Alan, I'm not slamming you but we all should exhibit better usage and spelling. As a brainwashed, government-schooled snot-head like most of us, I delighted in using a paper dictionary. I would look up a word and find a treasure chest of stuff surrounding the word I desired.

Dude, I don't expect everybody to have that same experience but we all could stand a little more learnin' 'bout language. Me included. Peace and keep fightin'!!!

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

F all politicians — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 11:25:29 -0000

what a shame that the USA has had to kill and traumatize it's own citizens. Is there any doubt at all that they DO NOT have our best intentions in mind?

OKC and 9-11 prove this beyond a doubt - THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU

From the day of those attacks, everything else is an ILLUSION.

And both Obama and McCain are more than willing to exploit this illusion, therefore both are PART OF THE PROBLEM

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

ALAN — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 20:20:18 -0000

QUESTION:
WHY were NO Government Employees in the MURRAH Building at the time of the Explosion ?
Or possibly thay were those destined to be collateral damage.
FURTHER: How many Government Employees worked out of the MURRAH BLDG?
Had their supervisor or someone advised specifically certain of them to take the day off?

VERY STRANGE AS TO ABSENTANCIES

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

mafreeh — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 13:29:48 -0000

for a partial list of crimes committed by FBI agents over 400 pages long see
campusactivism.org
click on home
click on forum
scroll down to FBI WATCH

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

Strawman — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 13:11:08 -0000

Very nice article. I followed the events very closely during those years and hadn't heard of the successes of Trentadue's brother. Hopefully he will prevail and we will learn the full truth of OKC. While we're at it let's hope that we can also learn the truth of 9-11 before it's too late.

Re: Jesse Trentadue’s Quest for Truth

riseuprochester — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 12:33:43 -0000

This is a great article Wendy. Your original articles are always welcome here. This is a fascinating side of the OKC bombing that I never knew about and it's certainly one of the most incriminating aspects I've seen. The government is certainly covering up a whole lot here. Thank you for teaching me something new and I can't wait to see your book. You think someone might want to turn it into a movie?