Israeli False Flag: Egypt

False Flag: Israeli snipers on rooftop firing into Tahrir Square in Egypt, creating mass panic, civilian population blames Egyptian army...all hell breaks loose, army has no choice but to defend themselves by responding with force, turns into another Tienanmen Square showdown.

reply to post by Sounds_of_Silence

A possible outcome... shall wait and see.

reply to post by Sounds_of_Silence


No one is shooting nobody. You are such a fear mongerer.

It is true that there are armed soldier on the streets and some on the roofs. But protesters are peaceful. General of military is shaking hands with protesters. There are no tension between military and protesters for now.

We shall wait and see how this situation will unfold.

reply to post by archasama


This site revolves around fear mongering, just spouting what everyone wants to hear?

reply to post by Sounds_of_Silence


No, most ATSers want facts not your sick fantasies.

reply to post by palg1


Well it's in General Conspiracies so it's far from a fact. Also, not quite a sick fantasy as it could have become reality had something like that happened, just look at Israel for example, they shoot to kill and I'm sure it was on Mossad's drawing board. GENERAL CONSPIRACIES...that's all they are.

Originally posted by Sounds_of_Silence
False Flag: Israeli snipers on rooftop firing into Tahrir Square in Egypt, creating mass panic, civilian population blames Egyptian army...all hell breaks loose, army has no choice but to defend themselves by responding with force, turns into another Tienanmen Square showdown.

Would be a bit silly because they would eventually be caught..

Usually members start threads with atleast a crumb of evidence..
This isn't a conspiracy, it's an opinion...

reply to post by backinblack


What evidence do you need? Do you actually know what Mossad agents get upto? Well I don't...but I can speculate and only guess that they could and would do something of this nature, and where can I direct my opinions? Is there even a board on this website that accommodates opinions or do I have to wait until someone else creates something of this nature to voice my opinion?

Just think about Operation Bayonet and the Dubai assassination of senior Hamas figure Al-Mabhouh was at top of Mossad's hit list which is a classic example of how Mossad goes about its work.

They will do whatever it takes to make there situation that they are in easier.

reply to post by Sounds_of_Silence


I'd say Chit Chat or Rant forums..

But your scenario could fit with a few other agencies other than Mossad, CIA etc...

BTW, I'm not a Mossad fan in any way..

reply to post by backinblack


Neither am I, but it's just something that could happen, especially if there were key leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood leading protests in the square...who really knows, I heard that Egypt has the biggest military in the region, why would Israel let those "extremists" take control of Egypt's military might.

reply to post by Sounds_of_Silence


I heard the MB only has around 20% of the vote according to polls..
Not as powerfull as many are making out..

reply to post by backinblack


That may be the case, but with the same ideals set in place, people will soon conform to there way of thinking, they could even prop up someone that is in the public eye and pull there strings just like Israel/America/Saudi's did with Mubarak.

Originally posted by Sounds_of_Silence
reply to post by backinblack

 

That may be the case, but with the same ideals set in place, people will soon conform to there way of thinking, they could even prop up someone that is in the public eye and pull there strings just like Israel/America/Saudi's did with Mubarak.

I guess anythings possible..
What they shouldn't do is rush the elections..
Other parties need time to form and get organised..
I agree with some that say elections should NOT be held before maybe September..

Bit off the topic...

I work with two Egyptian girls who are christians and some of their close relatives still live in Cairo. The other day I asked them if their family was OK and if they were happy with the people's revolution. They were very quick to remark, "NO way!". I asked them why they were against the protests and thought maybe it was because of the safety of their relatives with all the violence occurring. One of the Egyptian girls replied, "Even though Maburak receives money and keeps it all and does not share it, and yes there is much poverty over there, whilst he is in power we are safe. As soon as he leaves power, the Muslims will quickly jump into power instead and then they will slaughter all of the christians. So, for this reason, we are terrified for our family."

I am not stating this is how it will pan out but these are the opinions of two separate Egyptian citizens who know very well what is happening over there.

Why do most people seem to look at any situation like a Nascar race. In that they are not really interested in the race itself, but just waiting for an exciting horrific crash.

reply to post by Blazer


Why did you have to put exciting before the horrific crash only if you to enjoy the thrill of something more than a car race?