Debra von Trapp's theories are certainly different. Her claims don't seem all that credible to me for several reasons, though.

For one thing, wasn't the sarin gas atack in Japan solved definitively, with the leader of the Om Shinrikyo (sp?) cult confessing? I know he first denied it, but there was overwhelming evidence that the cult had the chemicals and the desire to do this. If there was doubt about the validity of this evidence, I expect it would have been heard about long before this. Does anyone know of any discrepancies or inconsistencies in the physical evidence against Om Shinrikyo? If so please post information about it.

For another, the evidence that the government (ATF especially) knew that the OKC bomb was coming argues strongly against it being an attack from a foreign power. We have all heard about how there were no ATF people in the building at the time of the bombing, how fire trucks were conveniently positioned outside the building when the bomb hit, etc. This strongly suggests it was the U.S. Government, not the Japanese, who were responsible. Also, American "workers" were seen performing suspicious work on colums in the building the week before the blast.

To Patriot820DC, while I don't doubt that McVeigh was indeed involved in planting a bomb outside the building, and that you were aware of some part of the planning for that, surely you know that his ANFO truck bomb could not possibly have caused all the damage that occurred, or even any significant part of it. The analysis by Gen. Partin (and others) leaves no room for doubt on that score, despite what the mainstream media claim. That the conspiracy McVeigh was involved in was manipulated into striking at the same time that the real bomb went off, thus providing a scapegoat, is further evidence that someone here in this country, and not in Japan, was controlling the events and was, therefore, responsible for what happened.