Mormon Terrorist Wallace Hilliard Aided and Abetted the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks:

Proof that the "Two-Seeds Doctrine” is Really Mormon Theology in Disguise

Genesis of the Mormon religion and the Joseph Smith’s “Doctrine of Cain”

At this point it is hard not to make some important connections between Mormons and terrorism. Chevie Kehoe is Mormon and grew-up being indoctrinated in a Momron culture that despised the American Government and American way of life. Additionally, Chevie’s Mormon community espoused the same religious theology that Joseph Smith taught as his Mormons attempted to “conquer” the United States in 1844.

Chevie Kehoe was raised in Deep Lake, Washington, which is deep in the heart of radical Mormon “Christian Identity” country. The area encompassing the heart of Mormon “Christian Identity” separatism includes Deep Lake and Metaline Falls, Washington in the west, Bountiful and Creston, British Columbia in the north and Hayden Lake, Idaho in the south.

In February of 1992, Andreas Strassmeir’s Chevy station wagon was impounded by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol after he was stopped because it didn’t have a valid license. During a search of Strassmeir’s vehicle and his briefcase, a copy of The Terrorist Handbook was discovered, which explains how to build an ANFO bomb out of fertilizer and fuel oil, and how to make detonators that have delayed fuses.

Carol Howe notified the ATF and FBI that Dennis Mahon detonated a 500-pound ANFO bomb in the months prior to April 19, 1995. But, Howe was never taken seriously, Elohim City was never raided and Strassmeir was allowed to flee back to Germany. In fact, not only was Howe not taken seriously, her life was put in serious jeopardy after the FBI exposed her identity. On April 1, 1996, Angela Finley-Graham, Howe’s ATF handler, issued a report of her own, which communicated the fact that Howe’s identity had been compromised.

Many witnesses to the Oklahoma City bombing claim German national Andreas Strassmeir was the “John Doe number-2” that was seen with McVeigh and Nichols on April 19, 1995, the morning of the Oklahoma City bombing. Whether he was or not, he definitely was a neo-Nazi, he definitely lived in the polygamous Mormon town of Elohim City and he was definitely affiliated with the radical Mormon "Christian Identity" group, the Aryan Republican Army (ARA). Further, the ARA liked to rob banks, which they did to fund the Oklahoma City bombing.

In July of 1991, when Dennis Mahon addressed the Aryan World Congress from the headquarters of Richard Butler's Hayden Lake based Aryan Nations and announced that Robert Mathews' radical Mormon "Christian Identity" group The Order would soon be resurrected, he wasn’t spouting empty words.