At the time, Lee Atwater, Rove’s Campaign Chairman for the College Republican National Committee signs an affidavit stating he heard a, "20 minute anecdote similar to the one described in the Washington Post" in July of 1972, but that, "it was a funny story during a coffee break". Former Nixon White House Counsel John Dean, who is also implicated in the Watergate break-in, and who becomes the prosecution’s star witness is quoted at the time as saying, "Based on my review of the files, it appears the Watergate prosecutors were interested in Rove’s activities in 1972, but because they had bigger fish to fry they did not aggressively investigate him".

After Hughes dies in 1976, a hand-written will allegedly written by Howard Hughes in 1968 is discovered. The will, which becomes known as the “Mormon Will” is discovered at the headquarters of the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City, and claims to leave 1/16 of Hughes’ estate to Dummar and a similar amount the Mormon Church. However, the will contains many discrepancies:

It names ex-Hughes confidant Noah Dietrich as executor even though Dietrich left Hughes' employ on bad terms almost 20-years before the will was written. The will left money to the Mormon Church even though he had never been a Mormon (Hughes company had come to be dominated by Mormons at the time of his death) Two of Hughes’ ex-wives were named beneficiaries even though both of them signed alimony settlements, which barred them from making claims on the Hughes' estate. The will was poorly written and included many misspellings including the name of Hughes’ cousin. It referred to the famous “Hughes H-4 Hercules” as the "Spruce Goose" even though Hughes had always despised that nickname.

The will strangely left "Melvin DuMar" of Gabbs, Nevada one-sixteenth of Hughes' estate. At the time, Dummar, who would have inherited around $156 million, claims to know nothing about the will, and proceeds to tell his story about how he allegedly picked up Hughes in 1967. But, after authorities discover Dummar's fingerprint on the envelope containing the “Mormon Will”, Dummar changes his story and states that a well-dressed man came to his service station and delivered the will in a sealed envelope. He also states that a note accompanying the will instructed Dummar to deliver it to the headquarters of the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City, which was also bequeathed 1/16th of Hughes’ estate.

A later investigation reveals that Bonnie Dummar, Dummar's wife, worked for a magazine called Millionaire, which had a large base of wealthy Americans that subscribed to the magazine; and, it was determined that, in her capacity as an employee of Millionaire, she had access to Hughes' memos and signature. But, Bonnie Dummar denied every forging the will. A Nevada jury later declared in June of 1978 that the “Mormon Will” is forgery, and no portion of Hughes' estate was ever distributed to Dummar or the Mormon Church, and no criminal charges are ever filed

"When He [God] placed the mark on Cain, He engaged in segregation. When he told Enoch not to preach the gospel to the descendants of Cain who were black, the Lord engaged in segregation. When He cursed the descendants of Cain as to the Priesthood, He engaged in segregation" (Race Problems, p.15). Mormons were taught that even though Blacks could never be exalted and become Gods, they could enter the celestial kingdom. In his Race Problems as they Affect the Church speech (p.17), Peterson said, "If that Negro is faithful all his days, he can and will enter the celestial kingdom. He will go there as a servant, but he will get a celestial resurrection."

“Hence, true and acceptable Christianity is found among the saints who have the fulness of the gospel, and a perverted Christianity holds sway among the so-called Christians of apostate Christendom. In these circles it is believed and taught that Christianity had its beginning with the mortal ministry of our Lord. Actually, of course, Adam was the first Christian...” Bruce R. McConkie, Mormon Doctrine, page. 132.

“The titles church of the devil and great and abominable church are used to identify all churches...--which are designed to take men on a course that leads away from God and his laws and thus from salvation...There is no salvation outside this one true Church...” “There is no salvation outside The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints”. (Doctrines of Salvation, vol. 2, pp. 1-350). Bruce R. McConkie, Mormon Doctrine, pp. 137, 138, 670.

"Mormonism is Christianity; Christianity is Mormonism…Mormons are true Christians; their worship is the pure, unadulterated Christianity authored by Christ and accepted by Peter, James, and John and all the ancients”. (Mormon Doctrine, pg. 513).

While Mohammed is stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina (where McVeigh is also later stationed), he allegedly takes military maps and training manuals off-base to a Kinko’s where he copies and reduces them, and writes Al Qaeda's multi-volume terrorist training guide. Mohammed is also claimed to be involved with the group that kills Rabbi Kahane in New York in 1990, is claimed to have helped procure the explosives for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, is claimed to have been helped plan and execute the Oklahoma City Bombing in 1995, is claimed to have been instrumental in the planning and execution of the U.S. Embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998 and is said to have been Osama Bin Laden’s chief of security. Ali is alleged to have been a one-time CIA asset and FBI asset.

The events of Ruby Ridge are a tragedy, and Federal agents kill members of Weaver’s family during their attempts to arrest Randy Weaver. Because of the tragedy, a 12-day standoff ensues, which involves several hundred Federal agents who surround Weaver’s house and attempt to persuade him to surrender. Ultimately, a negotiating team led by Bo Gritz, who is Mormon, resolves the standoff. At one point during the siege, while a TV camera crew is interviewing Gritz, a woman spectator jumps from the crowd into the television camera’s field of view and yells, “The time is now…the Constitution is hanging by a thread!” The Ruby Ridge incident also begins being cited as one of the key motives behind the Oklahoma City bombing. Coincidentally, Bo Gritz is later hired as a consultant for Dyno-Nobel, which is later implicated in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Bo Gritz is said to have been a CIA asset.

At the time of the incident, Mormon FBI agent Eugene Glenn, who is later placed in charge of the FBI’s Salt Lake City office, publicly exposes FBI agent Larry Potts who approved the especially aggressive “rules of engagement” for Ruby Ridge from Potts’ office in Washington, D.C., which inadvertently leads to members of Weaver’s family being killed. In December of 1994, FBI Director Louis Freeh promotes agent Potts to his Chief Deputy, the # 2 post in the FBI. Coincidentally, Potts is alleged to have been physically In the Alfred P. Murrah building before, during and after the April 19, 1995 Oklahoma City bombing (the FBI’s offices were locate in the Murrah building). After the bombing, in July of 1995, Freeh removes Potts as the # 2 man in the FBI and states, “…[Potts] is unable to perform his duties effectively because of controversy over the 1992 siege in Idaho”. In 2007, Terry Nichols, Timothy McVeigh’s co-conspirator in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, accuses Potts of directing McVeigh to bomb the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. Nichols testimony is suspect because he is Mormon and was with McVeigh (Catholic) in Elohim City while the bombing was being planned.

Note – It appears quite possible that there may have been political infighting within the FBI, and that a Mormon contingent inside the Bureau was angry at a non-Mormon contingent for what happened at Ruby Ridge, and Oklahoma City may have been the revenge. Additionally, it appears that Mormon FBI agents in the Bureau have been less than forthcoming about all of the Mormon connections to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and 9/11.

The plot to bomb the Alfred P. Murrah building is allegedly formulated in Elohim City in the fall of 1994 under the guidance of Andreas Strassmeier who is a German national, Dennis Mahon, Chevie Kehoe, Timothy McVeigh, Terry Nichols and others. Strassmeier becomes a close friend and confidant of Timothy McVeigh, and is claimed by many investigators to be “John Doe # 2” who is seen with McVeigh and Nichols at the scene of the Oklahoma City bombing on the morning of April 19th. In addition to training neo-Nazi and militia groups, Strassmeier is also involved in other curious activities, which according to an FBI report dated May 10, 1995, includes an attempt to purchase a Boing-747 from Lufthansa Airlines. It is alleged at the time that Strassmeier is a CIA asset, and later that Mahan is a CIA asset.

Note – It appears quite possible that there may have been political infighting within the FBI, and that a Mormon contingent inside the Bureau was angry at a non-Mormon contingent for what happened at Ruby Ridge, and Oklahoma City may have been the revenge. Additionally, it appears that Mormon FBI agents in the Bureau have been less than forthcoming about all of the Mormon connections to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and 9/11.

"If this day does not ring a bell for you then maybe this will jog your memory.

• April 19, 1775: Lexington burned.
• April 19, 1943: Warsaw burned.
• April 19, 1992: The feds attempted to raid Randy Weaver...
• April 19, 1993: The Branch Davidians burned.
• April 19, 1995: Richard Snell will be executed_unless we act now!!!"

Dyno-Nobel, the Salt Lake City based company that supplied the ammonium nitrate that Ramzi Yousef used in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, is implicated the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing as well. It is claimed that McVeigh’s ammonium nitrate bomb is actually used to cover-up the signature a much more powerful “electrostatic bomb”, which actually destroyed the Murrah building. The “electrostatic bomb” was developed at Dyno-Nobel by explosives genius Michael Riconosciuto, the son of Marshall Riconosciuto who originally founded Dyno-Nobel as Hercules Powder. Riconosciuto (who is not Mormon) found himself surrounded by the many Mormon who also worked at Dyno-Nobel. Further, the ammonium nitrate used by Timothy McVeigh for the Oklahoma City bombing is shipped from the Mormon town of Henderson, Nevada, and the delivery truck was purchased at government auction and is painted to resemble a working mail truck. Henderson is also just 60-miles from Kingman, Arizona where McVeigh lived just prior to the bombing. Dyno-Nobel is said to have been a CIA “front” company, and Riconosciuto is claimed to be a CIA asset.

Numerous witnesses to the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19th describe the characteristics of an explosion that couldn’t have occurred with an ammonium nitrate bomb. One victim who had was in the HUD office in the Murrah Building described in a National Public Radio interview on May 23, 1995 that she had felt a heat wave and a static electricity charge immediately before the windows blew in. Diana Bradley, who lost her mother and two children in the bombing, said she felt electricity running through her body just before the bomb went off. Another victim, Ramona McDonald who was driving about block away remembers seeing a brilliant flash and described feeling static electricity. She stated, "It made a real loud static electricity sound. It sounded like big swarm of bees…you could actually hear it. The next thing was a real sharp clap, like thunder”. McDonald also described seeing gold and blue flashes of light. Coincidentally, Riconosciuto called his new bomb, “blue lightening”.

Snell is arrested in 1984 after killing a pawnshop owner he mistakenly believes is Jewish, and after killing Arkansas State Trooper Luis Bryant who is Black. After his arrest, Snell was found guilty and placed on Death Row in Arkansas, and while on death Row, his spiritual advisor is Robert Millar who lives in Elohim City. And, Millar is said to have acted as a "messenger" between McVeigh and Snell.

It is also reported that Snell is defiant on the day of his execution. A log entry by a prison guard on the morning of April 19th states, "Inmate Snell says today is a very significant day for various reasons and Arkansas Governor Jim Guy Tucker picked a bad day". According to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Snell "smiled and chucked" as he watched television coverage of the bombing. The paper also indicated that Snell had been predicting that there would be a bombing or explosion on April 19th for 4-days prior to the explosion.

Note – It appears quite possible that there may have been political infighting within the FBI, and that a Mormon contingent inside the Bureau was angry at a non-Mormon contingent for what happened at Ruby Ridge, and Oklahoma City may have been the revenge. Additionally, it appears that Mormon FBI agents in the Bureau have been less than forthcoming about all of the Mormon connections to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and 9/11.

Earlier that morning, Button is flying in formation from Tucson, Arizona to the Yuma bombing range when he breaks formation, began flying below radar and heads towards Denver Colorado where the McVeigh trial is being held. A prospective juror in the McVeigh trial is said he had overheard people talking about the missing military jet, and that it might have something to do with the case. But, Gen. John Shalikashvili, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, discounts those rumors. Interestingly, Captain Button is Mormon, and is reportedly distraught after a recent visit by his parents in Tucson, Arizona where he is training to fly the A-10. Button’s father, who had also been in the Air Force, was also a Mormon.

“They tolerate everything that's bad, and they're intolerant of everything that's good. Religious freedom is going to go down the drain, too. I’ve never seen it worse than this, where the Constitution literally is hanging by a thread.”

“…A holy war, it had raged for years. Joseph Smith and his religious faithful had sought to establish their Zion in one community after another”

“…His (Smith’s) was more than a religious movement. It was, as described in 1842 by the editor of the New York Herald, "a spiritual system, combined also with morals and industry, that may change the destiny of the race”

The book also provides a heartfelt and intimate look at the touching bond between slave-owners and what “American Prophet” describes as the claim of a young black woman who was “employed” at the Smith home in 1844, just before Smith was arrested for treason against the United States.

“…Jane James, a young black woman who had been employed at the Smith home, described her feelings of loss: "Yes, indeed. I [knew] the Prophet Joseph. That lovely hand! He used to put it out to me. Never passed me without shaking hands with me wherever he was. Oh, he was the finest man I ever saw on earth.. . . When he was killed . . . I could have died, just laid down and died."

“…The Almighty Judge of the nations, the Living God, determined that the times of which the prophets had spoken had arrived. Daniel had foreseen a stone which was cut out of the mountain without hands and which became a great mountain and filled the whole earth.”

“…conquering of the Kingdom of America and all of the other kingdoms of the World”

In his letter, Riconosciuto calls Representative Baird's attention to the "extreme urgency" and "time sensitive" nature of the information contained within his letter. He says his Islamic source has "a chillingly accurate track record" and is prepared to reveal much more information if the American Government will provide him with immunity. Unfortunately, Michael Riconosciuto’s warnings are met with a perfunctory listening and outright dismissal. Riconosciuto is also particularly wary of the FBI, and maintains that the FBI has continually betrayed him.

Note – Riconosciuto, who is not Mormon, was surrounded by Mormons when he worked at Dyno-Nobel. And, Dyno-Nobel is implicated in both the 1993 World Trade Center and 1995 Oklahoma City bombings. Additionally, There may have been Mormon agents within the FBI that conspired in the planning and execution of the Oklahoma City bombing, and covering up the multitude of Mormon connections to the Oklahoma City bombing and the 1993 World Trade Center bombing (ex. – Elohim City, which is named after the Mormon God Elohim).

September 11, 1831 – After being forced out of New York, Joseph Smith angrily writes his first prophecy about September 11th on September 10, 1831 in Kirtland, Ohio. Smith writes his prophecy in the “Doctrine and Covenants”, which is where Smith documents all of his prophesies.

“For after today cometh the burning for verily I say, tomorrow all the proud and they that do wickedly shall be as stubble; and I will burn them up, for I am the Lord of Hosts; and I will not spare any that remain in Babylon.”

September 11, 1857 – In a manner eerily similar to that of the Gunnison Massacre of 1853, Mormon Danites and members of the Nauvoo Legion dress-up as Indians and massacre 120 innocent men women and children in what is known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre. The only Mormon ever prosecuted for this atrocity, John D. Lee who is a “danite” and Brigham Young's adopted son, claims that Brigham Young ordered the attack in retaliation for President Buchanan’s order to remove him as Governor.

Coincidentally, during Cheney's term as Secretary of Defense from 1989 to 1993, both Cheney and Cheney’s legal counsel, David Addington, were intensely interested in the U.S. Continuity of Operations Plan (CO-OP), which could be invoked by a President in the event of a nuclear attack inside of America, which was partially implemented just after 9/11. Another phrase for Co-Op is the President’s “Emergency War Powers Legislation”, which can be invoked by the President of the United States during a time of national emergency. CO-OP provides for an "enduring Constitutional government" under a "paramount unitary executive" with "cooperation from Congress and several Courts”. Cheney’s and Addington’s intense interest in CO-OP was originally reported by the New Yorker, and was taken to the extent that Cheney began practicing drills and spending nights in an undisclosed bunker.

It has also been speculated that the undisclosed bunker where Cheney practiced invoking CO-OP was the same "secure undisclosed location" that Cheney occupied during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Addington is said to have been so serious about CO-OP that for years he carried a copy of the U.S. Constitution his pocket, which had photocopies of the President’s “emergency war powers legislation” that detailed the powers of the President under the “legislation / CO-OP” and documented that Presidential succession in a time of national emergency. Additionally, Former Secretary of State Colin Powell has allegedly stated in private that Cheney’s legal council, David Addington, was responsible for the NSA wiretapping of U.S. citizens without a warrant, and allegedly stated, "It's Addington…and further he doesn't care about the Constitution”.

After relocating to Kingman, a City Councilman in Gilbert, Arizona receives copy of Mahan’s newspaper and printed at the top in black felt-tip marker is the message, “The proud, stand up White people of Gilbert reject diversity". And, a headline along the bottom of the paper reads: "Tim McVeigh is our hero". Copies of the newspaper, which are printed for recruiting purposes, are also sent to other locations known to have large Mormon populations.