Had to be false flag! The Tonya Yeakey Interview - OKC Bombing

Tonya Yeakey Interview - OKC Bombing. The widow that won`t go away!
This is a radio interview done by Ken Rank and Craig Roberts interviewing Terry Yeakey's wife Tonya. Terry Yeakey was the first police officer to respond to the bombing that morning because he had been a few blocks away at a routine traffic stop. He later went on to die under extremely strange circumstances. https://www.bitchute.com/video/QBCjLRVj20B8/ (A Noble Lie -- Documentary) ´´Since the Oklahoma City Bombing and that day of horror, groundbreaking information has come to light that is so provacative and so explosive that it threatens to shatter everything we thought we knew about the true nature of terrorism.´´ (Quote from A Noble Lie documentary) In short, it is the American government which has been running the terrorist cells with the cynical idea of benefiting politically and consolidating power. They planted the bombs, killed off any investigations, and carefully framed the narratives. When there are crimes against democracy, the investigations into these crimes tend to be highly controlled, tightly framed and totally reliant on the institutions and organizations which stand to be embarressed and implicated by the investigations.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0002764209353281 Abstract for this article is as follows: This article opens with an inventory of how popular culture passion plays are homologous to the stampeding disenfranchisement everywhere of working classes and the emasculation of professional codes of ethics under siege by neoliberal initiatives and gambits.The article then examines a recent example of contemporary,“deconstructive” scholarly analysis and inventory of presidential “Orwellian doublespeak.” The preoccupation among contemporary critical scholarship with “discourse analysis” and language gambits is criticized for displacing interrogation of real-event anomalies, as with the porous account given by the 9/11 Commission for what happened that fateful day. The article concludes by explaining how critical scholarship consistently falls short of unmasking Master Signifiers.