:13:01
dynamite fuse, black powder,
you know?
:13:03
For muzzle loaders and...
Sure.
:13:06
Diesel fuel, fertilizer, but,
uh, that is normal farm stuff
:13:09
that is no way connected
any way whatsoever to, uh,
:13:13
the Oklahoma City bombing
or bomb making.
:13:15
Them people - law enforcement,
if you wanna call 'em that -
:13:19
were here and they were shaking
in their shoes.
:13:22
They were physically shaking.
Scared to death.
:13:26
- Of?
:13:27
- Because they thought this
was gonna be another Waco.
:13:30
Because certain people...
:13:33
namely my ex-wife
and other people,
:13:36
said I'm a radical,
I'm a wild man,
:13:39
I got a gun under every arm,
down every leg and every shoe,
:13:43
every corner of the house.
:13:45
You say anything to me,
I'll shoot ya.
:13:48
If the people find out how
they've been ripped off
:13:51
and... and enslaved in this
country by the government,
:13:56
by the powers-to-be...
:14:01
they will revolt, with anger,
:14:05
with merciless anger.
:14:07
There'll be blood
running in the streets.
:14:10
When a government
turns tyrannical,
:14:11
it is your duty to overthrow it.
:14:15
- Well, why not use Gandhi's way?
:14:16
He didn't have any guns,
:14:18
and he beat the British empire.
:14:20
- I'm not familiar with that.
:14:27
- Oscoda has a bad habit
of raising psychos.
:14:28
Bad habit of it.
:14:30
- This is Brent.
:14:31
And this is his buddy DJ.
:14:34
They live in Oscoda, Michigan,
:14:36
across the bay
from the Nichols farm.
:14:38
Eric Harris,
:14:40
who would later go on
to commit the massacre
:14:42
at Columbine High School
in Colorado,
:14:44
spent part
of his childhood here.
:14:45
Eric lived on
the air-force base in Oscoda,
:14:50
where his dad flew planes
during the Gulf War.
:14:53
Twenty percent of all the bombs
dropped in that war
:14:56
were from planes
that took off from Oscoda.
:14:59
I asked Brent if he remembered
anything about Eric.