Nearly 30 years after the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, author Jon Rappoport’s book "Oklahoma City Bombing: The Suppressed Truth" challenges the official narrative of Timothy McVeigh as a lone gunman, raising questions about a potential cover-up and inconsistencies in the FBI’s investigation. The bombing led to McVeigh’s conviction and execution, but Rappoport argues that key evidence suggesting a more complex scenario was ignored. The bombing, which reshaped U.S. counterterrorism policy and fueled the demonization of the Patriot movement, remains a defining moment in American history. Rappoport’s work reignites debates about the FBI’s investigation and the federal government’s handling of the case, prompting questions about transparency, accountability, and the legacy of the bombing in a polarized political climate.

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