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In a startling article published on the Northeast Intelligence Network, Douglas J. Hagmann is reporting that an inside source from the Department of Homeland Security has revealed to him that a false flag attack, planned by the White House, is set to go hot. Hagmann, who in the past received widespread attention after a series of articles about DHS prepping for civil war (based on radio interviews he conducted) went ultra viral, is reporting that this same source is now claiming that elements of
Originally posted by ninjas4321
DHS Inside Source Claims Obama White House Set to Stage Major False Flag, "It's Going Hot
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In a startling article published on the Northeast Intelligence Network, Douglas J. Hagmann is reporting that an inside source from the Department of Homeland Security has revealed to him that a false flag attack, planned by the White House, is set to go hot. Hagmann, who in the past received widespread attention after a series of articles about DHS prepping for civil war (based on radio interviews he conducted) went ultra viral, is reporting that this same source is now claiming that elements of
Wow i don't know how true this is but if its real it sure is scary Basically someone has come out and said that yes the U.S government is planning another false flag attack
The article also mentions that in the past 3 years the federal government has purchased over 1.4 billion rounds of ammo
The U.S. Treasury Department, Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau reported an estimated 12 billion rounds of ammunition were purchased between November 2008 and November 2009, compared to the average 7 to 10 billion rounds of ammunition purchased annually. In fact, tax revenue from ammunition sales advanced 49 percent during the first half of 2009, compared to the same time frame in 2008. Ammunition manufacturers found themselves working at full capacity in an attempt to keep up with demand, following a nationwide ammunition shortage spurred by the election of Barack Obama. Gun owners were worried about taxes being added to ammo as well as new laws that could affect production of ammunition, and firearms and related products, including ammunition, flew off the shelves of U.S. retailers.