Some young kid asked for a run down on Waco yesterday, reposting here in case other youngins need a run-down.

I'm an old-timer so let me fill you in. The Branch Davidians were radical Christian bible-thumpers with some odd beliefs, but they were good people who rescued children from sex traffickers.

The Branch Davidian compound was situated in between two small airports, Wings for Christ International Flight Academy airport was to the west and the Texas Valley Air Field airport was to the east. One of the airports were used for black-ops similar to the one in Mena, Arkansas used to smuggle cocaine for the Clintons. The airport in Waco was used for human smuggling and sex trafficking.

The Branch Davidians had little dune buggies and four-wheelers they would regularly drive to the edge of the airport and film the comings and goings of planes, what they were loading and unloading. They made an extensive video collection spanning years. Many of the children in the Branch Davidian compound were actually rescued by the Branch Davidians using their stockpile of weapons. They started stockpiling weapons in the first place after being disgusted with what was going on at the airport and vowing to put a stop to it.

The deep state government couldn't have a group of people with years of video surveillance on their operations. The government couldn't allow interference in their operations. The government couldn't allow children rescued from the sex trafficking industry to survive. The government decided to concoct a story about David Koresh molesting children, despite him being the one rescuing children from the nearby black-ops airport, to garner support from the public for an attack on the compound. They always accuse other people of what they themselves are guilty of.

Now you know why the feds went full scorched earth with tanks, burning and killing everyone in the compound including the small children. I have several books and video documentaries on this topic in my archives that I pulled off the Internet in the late 90s, most have been scrubbed from the Internet since at least 2001.