OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING 19 April 1995

lewrockwell.com/2020/05/no_aut   THIS IS A HUGE STORY-ARTICLE

Adding to the critical importance assigned this suppression effort are other White House records showing that Garland met during this period with Mikva’s Deputy General Counsel, Elena Kagan, who now serves on the U.S. Supreme Court.

Ab in the memo is Abner Mikva

Any question about whether Mikva’s edict dealt with OKBOMB, was answered three years later in a media interview. No longer in the White House, Mikva was interviewed about a dispute concerning congressional oversight between the Department of Justice and the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
The Chicago Tribune reporter wrote of Mikva’s admission:

Quote :

Abner Mikva, a former White House counsel, federal judge, and Chicago congressman said Congress must move cautiously. [The Department of] Justice handles sensitive investigations, from terrorism to organized crime, and many techniques must remain secret, Mikva said.
“If Chairman Hyde starts asking about all the dollars they spent in Oklahoma City, that can compromise some very, very delicate information,” added Mikva, a Democrat. “How much of that does he really want to get into?” (Emphasis added.)

Merrick Garland mentioned.

White House Memo Confirms Suppressed True Story Behind Oklahoma City Bombing

Remember Cody Snodgres? Search the internet for that name for lots more than the YT clip below - and there is plenty. The Caravan to Midnight shows with John B. Wells are some of the best ones. There are others.
 
Cody Snodgres, former CIA contractor, about his refusal to Bomb the Alfred P. Murrah building in Oklahoma City in 1995. Remember that was where all the incriminating evidence files were being stored on one Hillary R. Clinton. Connect the dots.
 
Go to the 16 min 25 sec mark for Oklahoma City part.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeagVIBpTmo

This article was reposted today.  For normies to learn probably

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/apr/13/oklahoma-city-bombing-20-years-later-key-questions-remain-unanswered