Anyone watching this? Its airing tonight at 9pm on PBS, wondering if there are any streams.
This is the forgotten even more outrageous version of the Waco Siege. The man with his family was minding his own business in da woods, and they decided they didn't like it and killed his family.
>Randy Weaver sought on a charge of possession of illegal weapons, after refusing an offer to become an informant, and also was alleged (though disproven) to have fired on a news helicopter >In October 1989, the ATF claimed that Weaver sold the informant two sawed-off shotguns, with the overall length of the guns shorter than the legal limit set by federal law.
The government later basically admitted they were completely wrong but they got rid of the dangerous political movement of militia protecting their property.
>The surviving members of the Weaver family filed a wrongful death suit for $200 million. In an out-of-court settlement in August 1995, the federal government awarded Randy Weaver $100,000 and his three daughters $1 million each. The government did not admit any wrongdoing in the deaths of Sammy and Vicki. On the condition of anonymity, a DOJ official told the Washington Post that he believed the Weavers probably would have won the full amount if the case had gone to trial.
As revenge, he committed the Oklahoma City bombing targeting the FBI. If only he found a target where no innocents could be killed the message would be much stronger.
I remember learning about this on the internet as a kid, and it firmly cemented my support for firearm ownership and the militia movement, and destroyed my trust in government for good.
>there are bootlicking cucks on Sup Forums that actually support these things
Christopher Peterson
>As revenge, he committed the Oklahoma City bombing targeting the FBI Randy Weaver didn't do Okalhoma city, Tim McVeigh did.
What does? The FBI killing innocent women and dogs? It is actually quite the opposite.
Alexander Sanchez
So there had to be a different reason why was FBI even on him in the first place?
Why isn't this explained clearly in the Wikipedia article?
Cameron Nelson
McVeigh did and admitted to it. I have no idea why it is so hard to accept. There was nothing illegitimate about the target either from the standpoint of a revolutionary movement. It was a government building which is a legitimate target in war, no different than any of the buildings we bombed in Baghdad in 2003.
Cameron Russell
Friendly reminder that the same FBI sniper that fucked up Ruby Ridge was at Waco, one Lon "based Japs are honorary aryans" Horuichi.
If you ignore my post you're an antiwhite cuckold
James Wilson
>implying I am believing in the propaganda and not watching to see more footage and see through the bullshit
James Baker
>Randy Weaver wasn't there an attempted bombing before where they found the van before it exploded?
Daniel Adams
It's not like that's some sort of shocking new insider information. It says so right in his Wikipedia page.
Hudson Roberts
Have a bump from Idaho, people here still talk about the event
Ask the important questions. Why is this airing right now? Was this information just released (minus time to read/edit)?
Isaac Baker
The family took a 3 million dollar hushmoney payoff, and allowed the Government to admit no wrongdoing. So that fbi chink was never put on trial.
Levi King
It was a militia frame job, but you're welcome to buy into the kosher theater all you want if it fits your simple understanding of the world.
Also, I'd suggest that you watch the documentary that I posted before getting too attached to the official narrative being spoon-fed to you by subversive kikes.
>pic related: dancing israelis
Bentley Hughes
nice link but what's up with the people only talking about fucking bugs?? fucking normies are awful
Ian Anderson
>implying I am
I wasn't addressing you. Please carry-on with an open-mind. Thanks for posting the thread.
Logan Adams
>why did they assign him to both incidents I don't know, maybe there weren't that many HRT snipers. When it was created, the HRT only had 50 members, then increased to 90 at some point. (Today it stands at around 300). Surely not all of those were snipers. And both events occurred only about 1 year apart. He did eventually get charged with manslaughter, but charges were dropped (big surprise there!). He also went on the become the face of some rifle company that specialised in precision shooting. Troy Industries, I believe. That was pretty fucked up too.
Zachary Howard
Randy was /our guy/
Grayson Russell
I've seen it and it is bullshit. I don't really understand why people won't accept this. McVeigh stuck back at them for what they did. Don't burn little kids alive and people don't blow up your buildings.
Parker James
Ruby ridge was my first redpill
Aiden Hall
LOL quick everyone look at this gigantic faggot. I bet he rents!
Thomas Collins
And maybe it was because if everyone found out snipers were actually shooting and killing civilians they could point the finger at his wildness than admit it was a government order.
Owen Jackson
>I've seen it and it is bullshit.
Right, because it was so helpful for their supposed movement. They were just too dumb to foresee the backlash.
Justin Clark
Fuck that piece of shit ATF Jap sniper. I hope he rots in hell.
Matthew Morgan
>Troy Industries He was hired by HS precision. Around the same time Troy announced intentions to hire a former Chicago police chief who was very anti-gun for their training division.
Ethan Foster
>their He wasn't part of a movement. The attempts to connect him to militias or anything else were a smear campaign that hold no water.
No right wing movement in this country will ever succeed without violence. The nation is too far left and too non-white.
Zachary Gonzalez
>Troy Industries
Troy's name is mud. They used to be up there with Noveske, but now their rifles fetch about as much as a Delton. Fuck 'em.
Noah Jones
>The man with his family was minding his own business in da woods, and they decided they didn't like it and killed his family. How much longer until the French government comes for Varg in the same way?
Angel Lee
>Don't burn little kids alive You are right. It is better to shoot them.
Lucas Scott
>He wasn't part of a movement.
I mean, "movement" in regard to the fabricated connections with white nationals, Turner Diaries, etc.
>No right wing movement in this country will ever succeed without violence. The nation is too far left and too non-white.
That may be the case, but bombing the federal building didn't make any sense. It achieved nothing, but the demonization of white separatists/militias.
Jayden Gomez
I've seen the movie with Randy Quaid. It was pretty good IMO.
I might watch this once it's on the internets. I don't pay for Jewish CABAL television.
David Lewis
for those that care to debate the whole OKC thing.
Theres a book written by ol timmys lawyer called Others Unknown. I have it. Not a bad read.
Some say ol timmy was a deep cover gov operative who was wheeled out of prison alive that day he was "executed"
Bentley James
Guns and religion are the pillars of the white supremacist, goys! Give em up, you Nazis!
Sebastian Baker
If what you are claiming is that he wasn't apt of those things, then I agree. He was not an member of the National Alliance, so his copy of the Turner Diaries is meaningless and the fact that the ADL and SPLC tried to use that to connect him to white nationalism is clearly just frame job. As for the militia connection, that equally as baseless.
I still don't buy that it was a government false flag. If it were, he wouldn't have justified it the way he did in his letter. Anyone who reads it and evaluates his argument fairly will see that he is right whether you agree with his actions or not. There is no reason to have allowed this if he was patsy. I would also argue that his lack of real connection to any of these movements make it more believable that he did do it. He wasn't part of anything, so his actions didn't directly jeopardize the efforts or image of any comrades.
Robert Clark
>"As revenge, he committed the Oklahoma City bombing targeting the FBI"
Wat. That's not even true.
Alexander Wilson
herp derp these fags trying to amputate a leg when all they needed was a cutting torch and portapower to remove the beam.
NEVER SEND A DOCTOR TO DO A WELDERS JOB.
I'd sue over my leg.
Robert Baker
I still remember when this happened. Just seeing the name Ruby Ridge now and then on here, year after year still brings back all the memories and anger.
Leo Evans
>As revenge, he no he didn't
Aaron Walker
>Anyone who reads it and evaluates his argument fairly will see that he is right whether you agree with his actions or not.
Ted Kaczinsky, Anders Breivk, and Dylann Roof all made good points, that many here would agree with, but that only serves to make eveyone that feels similarly look like a terrorist.
>his actions didn't directly jeopardize the efforts or image of any comrades
I'm not sure how you could say this. A lot of militias folded-up or packed-up and ran. Militia became a dirty word, synonymous with domestic terrorist.
It's pretty convenient that all of these incidents only hurt the enemies of cultural marxism and white dispossession, don't you think?
Isaac Butler
>ADL
this is a front for MI6
Noah Sanders
>Ted Kaczinsky,
military mind control experiment at Harvard university
Matthew Mitchell
The ADL was an outgrowth of B'nai Brith which is essentially the top jew masonic lodge(Trotsky was a member). They created it in response to their fellow tribe member and president of tthe Atlanta B'nai Brith pedo Jacob Frank, who raped and murdered a 13yo girl in Atlanta, getting lynched after he unsuccessfully tried to blame the nigger janitor.
Kayden Sullivan
Tim McVeigh cited Ruby Ridge as his motivation for the bombing.
Hudson Taylor
It's a good thing (((Mark Potok))) of the SPLC just happened to be at the scene. What are the odds?
>I was in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995. I got there within three hours of the blast, while the shattered remains of the federal building were still in flames, and it was an experience I will never forget. The hurt that afflicted that small city—virtually every resident knew a victim, or at least knew someone who knew one—is hard to fathom now if you weren’t there. Grief for the murdered, especially the 19 small children obliterated in their day-care center, was overwhelming.
>Mark Andrew Potok (born March 1955) is a Jewish propagandist and spokesperson for the Southern Poverty Law Center, an anti-nationalist leftist group that spreads disinformation against non-Jewish groups and ethnic European groups in particular. Potok is the editor of the SPLC’s Intelligence Report and joined the organization in 1997. Previously he was a reporter for USA Today, the Dallas Times Herald and The Miami Herald. At USA Today he covered the 1993 Siege at Waco and the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. He attended the University of Chicago from 1974 to 1978.
Brayden Sullivan
>Both FBI HQ and the Site Commanders in Idaho re-evaluated the situation based on information they were receiving from U.S. Marshals Hunt, Cooper and Roderick about what had happened on August 21. On about August 24, 1992, the fourth day of the siege on the Weaver family, FBI Deputy Assistant Director Danny Coulson wrote a memo:
>OPR 004477 >Something to Consider >1. Charge against Weaver is Bull Shit. >2. No one saw Weaver do any shooting. >3. Vicki has no charges against her. >4. Weaver's defense. He ran down the hill to see what dog was >barking at. Some guys in camys shot his dog. >Started shooting at him. Killed his son. Harris did the
>shooting [of Degan]. He [Weaver] is in pretty strong legal position.
Fucking kikes burned those people alive because they refused to submit and give up their rights.
Now they want to frame it as a mass suicide.
Brody Turner
>I'm not sure how you could say this I mean that he wasn't a militia member, so he wasn't directly compromising anyone since he didn't belong to any group. In hindsight, he probably should have known they would use it to attack militias and right wing in general regardless, but at the time I don't think he realized that. He also stated that if he could have done it over again he would have gone with targeted assassinations which was something that he had considered which I think further supports my assumption that he didn't think through all angles beforehand.
The ADL and SPLC have been working with the FBI for a long time now on the subject of domestic terrorism and of course right wing groups are at the top of their list of concerns.
Tyler Roberts
trailer makes it look like a pretty biased shitshow, calling McVeigh a white supremacist and shit. never heard any of that before, is there any truth to it?
Juan Long
This. One of the few time when the nigger actually dindu nuffin.
He did, but it was Waco that really pushed him over the edge. Ruby Ridge was bad, but Waco was on a whole different level and signaled a pattern.
As much as OKC set back the right wing, I do think it also caused the feds to step back and rethink things for a few years. Of course, 9/11 changed everything. God I miss the 90's. Gun shows were so much better and William Pierce was still alive.
Zachary Thomas
If /guys/ had not have been here to spot your mis-info, you could have left anons with bad data. Randy Weaver had nothing to do with OKC. Also, Randy was taken to trial by feds, and found not guilty by a jury. The feds looked like complete idiots in the court room, especially when it came out that they made comments to the effect of "It must be smelling really bad in there" over bullhorns. This was after the feds murdered his pregnant wife. Blew her head off. We can find solace, in the fact that, after the feds blew the arm off of Randy's son, their family friend shot an ATF guy and he bled out in the woods, and went to the Great user in the sky, for judgement. There are good books on this event. Go read them.
Easton Parker
Dußs and Ingrid Heggelund and Elisabeth Tronnes Lie are brought back to life
Colton King
>reading modern globalist books everything ever has been re written and the truth is smothered out behind jews and publishers.
Michael King
You sir are a faggot.
Jose Young
Slightly off topic, but on the subject of kikes and bombings, did you know that Rahm Emmanuel's father was a member of Irgun? They did this to the King David Hotel among various other terrorist attacks and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians during the revolt against the Brits.
Anthony Hall
I met Randy at Knob Creek many years ago. That's all I'll say.
Asher Morgan
The US government is really rotten in its core.
They will shut down the right just like any other enemy.
The right will prevail in the end, against the left, against the government against all. It was our founding fathers vision.
Alexander Reyes
I'm not talking about globalist books. The book I read on Weaver was called Up On Ruby Ridge, or some shit like that. It was a great book and published in the 90's I believe.
Hudson Ortiz
Wow I'm watching this, and it already seems pretty damn biased so far.
10/10 propaganda
Luis Diaz
I didn't know that. Good to know. One more reason to not like them dirty rats.
Noah Turner
Ignoring the narrative for a second, the damage does not look like something I would expect from such a bomb. The truck is not a sufficient mass to act as a shape charge. The explosion would have been directed away from the building rather than into it. The damage looks more like the columns were blown out. Also, how convenient that the story fits the Turner Diaries, a book you say was likely planted. Now if you're a fan of Pierce or any of his message, you're literally McVeigh.
Sebastian King
Truly a travesty.
Fuck Janet Reno and fuck the Clintons
Julian Sanders
Anyone interested should read "every knee shall bow" it's worth your time.
Zachary Edwards
I had heard that, though it's been a while. Thank you for the timely reminder.
Easton Hall
Well of course its going to be biased. Nothing on TV is going to be unbiased about shit like that.
Angel Moore
I watched it live on tv when I was a kid. I wondered, after the flames were going for awhile, why there was no fire trucks. That question was answered many years later. Time and experience are the best red pill.
Justin Phillips
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Robert Wood
Ruby Ridge happened while Bush was in office.
Gabriel Hall
calm down there, not everything, just 100% in your local public library thats for sure
Jackson Lewis
This. Teddy was a part of the early stages of MKULTRA.
It's fairly well documented now.
Nicholas Brown
>This is the forgotten even more outrageous version of the Waco Siege. Not forgotten. The FBI killed the mans wife while she was holding her baby in her arms.
Jacob Sanchez
For whatever it's worth, Pierce never questioned McVeigh's culpability to the best of my knowledge.
Also, I didn't mean to imply that the book was planted. I suppose it could have been, but McVeigh went to a lot of gun shows where white nationalist literature of all sorts could be found at that time and was undoubtedly acquainted with that sphere of things so it isn't unreasonable to think that he may have owned a copy. All I know is that he wasn't a member of the National Alliance which would be the only way to connect him to Pierce. Lots of people read books, so the attempt by the jews to use the book to connect him to Pierce is pure kikery.
Nathan Walker
Of course, but you can still watch it for the footage and basically ignore the commentary
Tyler Smith
>As revenge, he committed the Oklahoma City bombing targeting the FBI. That was someone else moron.
Oliver Johnson
because op is a snowflake faggot that has to play the 'moral' angle
Blake Moore
Briefly, an FBI operative, kept (((randomly))) bumping in to Randy, trying to get him to do an illegal gun deal. Randy kept blowing him off. In the end I think he sawed an inch or two off this guys shotgun. Essentially the feds went out of their way to set him up. Read the book. and you will never look at guv the same way again. They murdered his 14 year old son who was walking through the woods. Blew his arm off, and he bled to death. I am so glad their family friend got one of those cocksuckers. What kind of faggots shoot little kids, and pregnant women.
Jackson Peterson
This
Blake Lopez
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Daniel Morgan
today the hicks... tomorrow the people down the street... the next day your street...
Isaac Moore
>and you will never look at guv the same This. After looking in to waco and ruby ridge It forever changed the way I feel about big government.
Bentley Sullivan
I know. TIny bubbles.
Ryder Nelson
I was just reading about that. Based South!
Bentley Lewis
They are more claiming McVeigh was a gun nut.
Kayden Bennett
>implying anyone at Oklahoma city was innocent
Brody James
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Eli Hill
They use the lynching as proof that the South is anti-semitic to this day and still make a push every year or so to restate his innocence. Like we wouldn't have hung the nigger, if he was guilty.
Frank and his lawyer said he couldn't have been guilty because it was a "nigger crime". Kikes, the original dindu nuffins.
Eli Cruz
Just remembering Ruby Ridge boils my blood. The slant eyed FBI sniper murdered a woman and her baby and got away with it. Fucking Feds.
Jaxon Miller
he(Weaver) was an illegal firearms dealer wasn't he?
