The Alfred P Murrah Building just minutes after the ``worst act of
terrorism on American soil," which murdered 168 and injured more than
500 innocent persons on April 19, 1995

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We Still Need The Complete Truth

What McVeigh did was an act of supreme violence and he should be punished in the most severe manner.  While his death in the short term will bring closure for the families of the victims and the survivors, a premature execution will come at the expense of an ongoing controversy that will haunt the nation for decades to come. 

But more than that, if famous novelists like Gore Vidal see a message in McVeigh’s violence, a method to his madness if you will, there are many amongst us who could find themselves becoming increasingly angry with our government for exactly the same reasons as McVeigh.  The question then becomes, what if anything will they do about it?  

We cannot afford to provoke more violence and controversy.  First the truth – all of it! Then, and only then, can we execute McVeigh. - Too Late!!!