Was this the dumbest false flag ever?
We are now being told by the war-hungry media it was Iran, Iran, Iran or maybe Russia, according to one news reader who mumbled something about this is why we need tactical nukes. Yelp.
We are now being told by the war-hungry media it was Iran, Iran, Iran or maybe Russia, according to one news reader who mumbled something about this is why we need tactical nukes. Yelp.
It was 1962. Castro had taken power 90 miles from Florida. Washington’s Bay of Pigs invasion had just failed. Military leaders wanted a war with Cuba. The problem was simple: the American public didn’t want one.
Of these, 13 were police officers and border guards. Almost half of those tasked with stopping this smuggling were themselves involved in it.
The poll also found that only 17% of those surveyed believe the German military would be capable of defending the country in the event of an attack. Also, 43% doubt the US would come to Berlin’s aid in such a scenario.
‘What are we going to do when such a drone somewhere is a provocation and not just a coincidence?
This hot war lethal incident occurred during the Six‑Day War. The attack slaughtered 34 American crew members and injured 171 American seamen.
According to the agency, the goal of the operation is to force the US to impose the toughest secondary sanctions against buyers of Russian energy resources. According to the intelligence service, the terrorist attack is planned to be carried out by Ukrainian security forces to divert suspicion from London.
As a consequence of the Maine incident, the United States declared war against Spain. The outcome acquired for Washington DC and Wall Street (dubbed War Street), Guam, the Philippines and Cuba.
False flag tactics, i.e., acts or threats of violence designed to look like they were committed by someone else to justify aggression, have been a key tool of American foreign policy going back well over a century.
As I write, the USS Nimitz is exiting the Strait of Malacca after its deployment in the South China Sea. The decrepit carrier is heading fact for the Red Sea, a flashpoint between Israel and Iran.
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