Response to LGagnon: Thanks for the note, LGagnon. Timothy McVeigh cited Libertarian Randianism as an influence, and there are certainly "bits and pieces," as you put it, of a uniquely Randian opposition to non-limited government in interview materials involving him. Why is he not in the "influenced" box in the Ayn Rand article? Why was he left out/not included/deliberately kept out?????? There is perhaps not room for everyone, so why (is it important to)include LaVey, but not/instead of McVeigh? Why does LaVey but not McVeigh belong? Thus I am again editing LaVey out. Thankyou. This matter does need to go to editing mediation/arbitration. AOluwatoyin