In one of Bruce's books, he talks about this event and doing retrievals of folks who died in same. Like 9/11, there is a lot that was fishy about this event--particularly in relation to Timothy McVeigh. 
       The below Corbett Report Video, is an excellent documentary looking more deeply into McVeigh's life and how instead of dropping out of the military, he was actually recruited into a black ops program and ultimately with the job of pulling off a "terrorist" attack to get certain political agendas in the larger political arena met.

https://youtu.be/Vgfi1QZILxk

  I think if you watch the above video with an open but skeptical mind and no preconceptions, you'll likely find this well researched piece quite enlightening in a disturbing kind of way. Yes, there is actual proof and evidence involved, and not just wild flights of fancy of "wacko conspiracy theorists".  Everything that Corbett talks about in his videos, is extensively and meticulously documented and the sources are cited on his website for a particular video/topic. 

   To realize and accept how negative one's government is and can be, is a difficult truth to accept, but it's a very necessary hard truth.   

I pastored a church in Pendleton, NY and lived down the road from Timothy McVeigh's Dad.  I also knew and often met with his priest and even preached in Tim's church where he had served as an altar boy as a child.  I will share these 4 observations about Tim:

(1) The TV news networks camped on his Dad's lawn and prevented him from grieving privately.  This invasion of privacy outraged local citizens. 
(2) Reporters sought out everyone who knew him to dig up "dirt" on his youth to help explain why he killed all those innocent people  Most refused to talk to these reporters because they preferred to remember Tim the way he was--a very polite, respectful young man who worked at our local Burger King. 
(3) His priest had fond memories of Tim as a devoted altar boy, who was a model Catholic.
(4) A young woman told me she had a dating relationship with Tim and always found him to be the perfect gentleman. Tim was fondly remembered for his years at Starpoint High School in Pendleton. 

Hannah Arendt wrote a provocative book entitled "The Banality of Evil."  She had studied the lives of Nazi guards who had worked in their concentration and death camps.  What she discovered is chilling in an unexpected way.  These men were loving husbands, excellent caring fathers, and benevolent coontributers to their community (e. g. as soccer coaches, youth leaders, etc.)  in every other way, except that they tortured and murdered Jews.  There was nothing about the rest of their lives that could explain why such decent men would participate in such horrific cruelty. It is a cop out to simply blame Nazi ideology. 

So what happened to Tim during his decorated military career in Iraq?  His stated reasons--the Ruby Ridge killings and the Branch Davidian massacre--really do nothing to explain Tim's unspeakable evil.  Evil is ultimately a mystery because it can simply blossom from irrational poor choices made by otherwise decent men.

  I suggest that people actually watch the entire documentary. 

  The point of same, with both hard evidence and a lot of circumstantial evidence, is that Tim McVeigh was a good little brainwashed soldier right till the very end, even when bombing the building, which btw, he had definite help with. In other words, he was told it was his job and duty to bomb this building.   

  You know what's truly evil?  Taking young, impressionable people, literally beating down their inner psyche, breaking them down until they become non thinking, non discriminating puppets with only the purpose to follow the will of false, psychopathic masters. The military--the ultimate, longest running negative Cult around.

  And what so often is that will?  Murder, war, and other acts of violence for selfish gain of government fat cats and corporations. All completely anti-Christian in essence.

When was the actual last time that a US soldier actually died  directly defending this country in a war or battle?  That question and the resulting picture says so much more than a thousand words could ever.   

   Mericah; war, destruction, f yeah!  >:(