So being an extremist makes him automatically a Christian?There are no confirmed sources that prove Timothy McVey was a Christian at the time of the bombing. In fact, there ARE sources that show he was NOT a Christian.
but he was an Extremist...
He was a nut.
His primary interests were firearms. He tried to get into Special Forces around the time I was in the Q course and failed. They claim it was because of his failure to meet the physical demands but I think he could have opened his mouth and spouted off about some stupid shit and got bounced. He won a Bronze Star during Desert Storm so he was no coward.
They gave us several psychological exams and I'm sure they spotted that he was a bit off.
After leaving the army in 1992, McVeigh grew increasingly transient. At first he worked briefly near his hometown of Pendleton as a security guard, where he sounded off daily to his co-worker Carl Lebron, Jr. about his loathing for government. Deciding the Buffalo area was too liberal, he left his job and began driving around America, seeking out his old friends from the Army.[17]
McVeigh wrote letters to local newspapers, complaining about taxes:
Taxes are a joke. Regardless of what a political candidate "promises," they will increase. More taxes are always the answer to government mismanagement. They mess up. We suffer. Taxes are reaching cataclysmic levels, with no slowdown in sight. [...] Is a Civil War Imminent? Do we have to shed blood to reform the current system? I hope it doesn't come to that. But it might.[18] Timothy McVeigh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A guy that thinks like this would never last long as a Green Beret. Talking about revolution or a civil war...as McVeigh did...has no place in a position of leadership or great responsibility. I think Obama is every bit as radical as McVeigh...he just found a peaceful way to cause revolution.
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