Timothy McVeigh's memoirs

Timothy McVeigh's memoirs are his personal reflections and writings before his execution, offering insight into his motivations and beliefs. He articulates his opposition to the federal government, particularly its policies and actions he perceived as oppressive, notably the Waco siege. McVeigh describes himself as driven by a desire to protest government overreach through acts of domestic terrorism. His writings reveal a complex mix of political conviction and personal ideology, providing context for his role in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, which resulted in significant loss of life and sparked ongoing debate about extremism, patriotism, and government authority.