Topic: Benton Parton

3 chapters across the catalog

Alex Jones discusses Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) footage which allegedly shows FBI snipers firing on Branch Davidians attempting to flee the burning building. He references the documentary "Waco: The Rules of Engagement" and its Academy Award nomination. The segment also mentions Secretary of Defense William Cohen's regional anti-terrorism teams and General Benton Parton's theories on the Oklahoma City bombing.

Found Master Tape Steve Lane Investigates Coverups And Truths Of Waco, Tx Murders(Classic 1998) [BCzZPNlHHHc]
28:53 - 30:35

Found Master Tape Steve Lane Investigates Coverups And Truths Of Waco, Tx Murders(Classic 1998) [BCzZPNlHHHc]

William Cohen, Regional Anti-Terrorism Teams and Oklahoma City

Secretary of Defense William Cohen is criticized for creating ten regional teams to work with local law enforcement, which is characterized as unconstitutional. The segment references General Benton Parton's claims that the Oklahoma City bombing involved internal pinpoint strikes rather than just a truck bomb. Mention is made of CNN footage allegedly showing the removal of unexploded ordnance from the Murrah Building.

30 Years Toward Glory [XR8JuOGTdIg]
34:35 - 36:41

30 Years Toward Glory [XR8JuOGTdIg]

Military-Police Integration, Oklahoma City Bombing Claims

Secretary of Defense William Cohen's creation of ten regional teams to work with local law enforcement is criticized as unconstitutional anti-terrorism training. General Benton Parton, former head of Air Force Weapons Development, is cited claiming the Oklahoma City bombing involved internal pinpoint strikes rather than just a truck bomb. These claims are linked to the "Waco: The Rules of Engagement" documentary, which used infrared footage to allege FBI snipers fired on Davidians.