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The contemporary term false flag describes covert operations that are designed to deceive in such a way that activities appear as though they are being carried out by
entities, groups, or nations other than those who actually planned and executed them.
In two weeks, amid heightened security concerns, British voters will select their next government. ....
“This does give Prime Minister Theresa May and her cabinet a great deal of visibility because of the security crisis, and so that will in some ways enhance her standing,”
Heather A. Conley, the director of the Europe Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. “I think this just solidifies where people's views were
before the events happened as we saw before the French election again, it did not really make a significant difference.”
Photographs were run in the US paper and on its website yesterday, showing close-up pictures of evidence from the scene.
In response to a major international backlash, and a looming diplomatic incident between the US and UK, the NYT has claimed its article was ‘neither graphic nor
disrespectful of victims’.
The move outraged British police and government officials, and prompted Mr Trump to address the matter during a visit to Brussels.
"These leaks have been going on for a long time," he said.
He pledged to ask the US Department of Justice to launch a review, and "if appropriate, the culprit should be prosecuted".
"There is no relationship we cherish more than the special relationship between the US and the UK," he added.
"So we said we'd stand up there so the children could see us. As people were coming out they were wearing the clothes of Ariana - you know the white, the black,
the pink, because they all sold the merchandise.
"But for one split second I turned and saw what I can only describe as a bright red - that's why it stood out - bright red, with a grey panel down the front with risen bits all over it.
"It was that that stood out because it was so intense, the colour, in this crowd of people.
"As quick as I saw it the explosion happened."
Emma explained that security hadn't stopped people from coming into the foyer to collect people.
"There's security guards on every single door but there's no security stopping people coming into the foyer.
"So anybody can walk in at the end of the night."
Whatever it was, that 2nd "controlled" explosion doesn't make sense at all
originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: JinMI
I have a lot of questions of my own.. the 2nd "test" explosion the authorities detonated outside of the stadium afterwards??? But it just turned out to be clothing? How do you detonate clothing? Training drill right after a real event? Whatever it was, that 2nd "controlled" explosion doesn't make sense at all
originally posted by: RazorV66
originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: JinMI
I have a lot of questions of my own.. the 2nd "test" explosion the authorities detonated outside of the stadium afterwards??? But it just turned out to be clothing? How do you detonate clothing? Training drill right after a real event? Whatever it was, that 2nd "controlled" explosion doesn't make sense at all
When bomb squads detonate items that they think might be explosives, they use an explosive charge to try to detonate the item in question.
If the item was in fact an explosive, it would in theory blow up too.
They obviously blew up a bag of clothing.
originally posted by: Rosinitiate
Everytime something like this happens it's always reinforced by a preexisting narrative ..... Everytime. Trump travels the world on his anti terrorist theme seemingly uniting Saudi Arabia and Israel (publicly) and right on queue, kaboom. Imagine my surprise.
Hallmarks of Mossad? Nah!
originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: JinMI
I'm not ready to jump on the bandwagon yet, but a couple of things have stood out to me in addition to the points you make. First, within an hour or two, the authorities told the police they had ID'ed the bomber. I submit this is one of the clear signs of a false flag. Generally, even when there is no chaotic scene and the authorities know exactly what happened, they don't make these types of statements until all of the facts are collected, collated and given to the superiors.
Secondly, the authorities in Libya almost instantly scooped up the dad and the brother and attributed incriminating statements to the brother. I've been lead to believe that Libya is a complete anarchy between warring Islamic factions. And yet their "authorities" quickly respond to request from Britain for help?