Those interested in "deep conspiracy" may want to study this paper by Miles Mathis: Life After Waco (20-page PDF)

Mathis is himself a disinfo agent (we are in the territory of deep conspiracy, after all) but he surfaces many surprising facts along the way. One such fact that strongly indicates there is much more to the story than is commonly discussed even by conspiracists is this:

Interestingly, three of Bill Clinton´s bodyguards during his 1992 election campaign were engaged in the Waco operation as officers of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF). Not only that. Out of the four BATF officers who were killed in the initial raid on Mt. Carmel on February 28, 1993, three of them were the very same former Clinton bodyguards. The deadly exchange of fire between the officers and Branch Davidians happened just as the TV cameras were rolling, believe it or not.

Not covered in the paper and not known to me to be reported elsewhere, I personally have discovered a fact pointing at an occultic angle to this "burnt offering": it was exactly 33.0 miles between the Branch Davidian compound and Bush Jr.'s front door in Crawford. (I've never even heard anyone mention that the compound and Bush's pad are on either side of Waco.) I can't pin down the distance any more precisely because they've scraped the compound from the face of the Earth, of course.

You may be tempted to toss this off as mere coincidence (should any us really still believe in coincidence, though?), but there is a tiny bit of trivia--quite odd, really--about the exact location of the Bush residence on the ranch.

It was strange from the get-go when he purchased the property because it was a working hog farm, not a vacation property or even virgin land. It came with a residence several hundred yards from the hog barns, and if you've been around hogs you know why. No reason was ever given, but he demolished the residence and built the new one right next to the hog barns. And if you're thinking it was the only available site for a Kentucky-fried palace, no, it's just a large, comfortable, suburban ranch home.

The grandson of Crowley an occultist? Quelle surprise.