Nashville Explosion "intentional"

Nordberg said:
McVeigh was one of yours. He was a Catholic and received all the sacraments. He was a church-going good old boy. He said he lost touch with religion when he was in the army. But he was a believer until the end.
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Well obviously he's not. You actually have to follow doctrine to be a true Christian. Nothing stops anyone from claiming the faith but so many have Christian faith akin to a vegetarian that eats fish.
 
It makes a lot of sense to me that the Revolution would decide to strike Nashville in the hopes that people assume that this is Right Wing terrorism, throw us off the scent...Surely the Mind Molders would help with that project.
 
It is a real shame that after what we have seen from the top ranks of the FBI and DOJ that we cant trust either that they are smart enough to find the truth or that they would tell if they did.

The willful destruction of trust just wrecks us.
 
volsrock said:
He was agnostic ... McVeigh believed in “science” and not “religion” and a Deistic creator who set things in motion, not the personal God of Christianity.





He became a little bit more specific before his execution in 2001. We might call him spiritual but not religious. He claimed to be agnostic but not an atheist. McVeigh believed in “science” and not “religion,” he said. (In fact, he said his religion was science.) His murky metaphysical notions included some sort of Deistic creator who set things in motion, not the personal God of Christianity.

The Oklahoma City Bomber didn’t believe in an afterlife and he certainly didn’t believe in hell.

https://www.patheos.com/resources/a...timothy-mcveigh-was-not-a-christian-terrorist


He was not a Christian u stupid cock
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is that why he asked for last right from a priest


McVeigh took last rites before execution

"McVeigh did see last rites which were provided by a BOP chaplain," said Jeff Grondolsky, a spokesman with the Bureau of Prisons.

Part of the sacrament includes confession and an absolution of sins.

Father Ron Ashmore of St. Margaret Mary Church in Terre Haute said he was "glad" McVeigh asked for last rites. Ashmore met McVeigh while doing work with the prison before the current chaplain was hired.


https://www.cnn.com/2001/LAW/06/11/mcveigh.03/index.html
 
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Stone said:
That DOES sound like a BLM/ANTIFA thing. I'll wait for more facts to come in though.
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It sounds like an Alt Right thing. You are angry because your guy lost the election. And you[plural] have a long history of bombing when you get angry. Remember the OK Federal Building?
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Nashville is an 8 hour drive from Detroit....very easy.
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So these Blacks drove back and forth from Detroit hundreds of times, learning the lay of the land in Tennessee. Somehow they blended in perfectly.

Or we can believe it is some Alt Right terrorists from Tennessee, with at least one of them having a connection to AT&T.
 
Walt said:
So these Blacks drove back and forth from Detroit hundreds of times, learning the lay of the land in Tennessee. Somehow they blended in perfectly.

Or we can believe it is some Alt Right terrorists from Tennessee, with at least one of them having a connection to AT&T.
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If this came from Detroit then you can bet your bottom dollar that this is yet more terror from Islam.
 
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