When a large number of people believe something that's false, something that wrongly portrays

a large class of their fellow humans as villains, there's a problem.

We succeed better when there is not such a division.

Therefore it's important that we take untrue beliefs and expose the falsehoods.

And today's example is the false belief that in 1993, the FBI deliberately murdered

some 75 branched dividends in Waco, Texas.

Firestorm in Waco is today UnSkeptoid.

We're going to talk about the false belief that in 1993, the FBI deliberately murdered

some 75 branched dividends in Waco.

We're going to talk about the false belief that in 1993, the FBI deliberately murdered

some 75 branched dividends in Waco.

We're going to talk about the false belief that in 1993, the FBI deliberately murdered some

75 branched dividends in Waco.

You're listening to Skeptoid.

I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoid.com Firestorm in Waco.

Today we're going to delve into the deepest, ugliest corner of urban legendary conspiracy

theories claiming that the US government deliberately attacks and kills its own citizens.

In this case, it's the infamous 1993 raid on the branched dividend religious sect

near Waco, Texas, resulting in the deaths of some 75 people inside.

The accepted narrative is that the dividends intent on apocalyptic death according to their

prophecies committed mass suicide as the federal agents entered the compound with armored

vehicles.

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