Looks Like 2 more false flags

[BobbyT]

Only takes a well-placed agent or two, some out-of-work actors, and cops who follow orders.

And hundreds of extras - supposed 'friends' of those injured or killed, the supposed 'families' of those injured or killed, the neighbors of those injured or killed, the guy who sold the paper on the corner, the person who rented the building. Or do you suppose the place of employment and all the employees existed in a vacuum?

 

[BobbyT]

When emergency units are staging a drill, that's exactly what happens. On 09/10-11 they were staging hi-jackings. In San Bernadino they were staging mass shootings. This wasn't their first drill... or 2nd, or 3rd, it might have been their 4th. The witnesses were used to giving their little speeches to the press, they probably didn't even realize the cameras were turned on.

watch the 2nd video and the 10th video. This was a drill they were doing for like the 4th time.

And no one came out afterwards and said "hey, it was just a drill! What's the big deal?" Uh, no. We have drills routinely on KAFB, no one pretends to the press that they're real. If someone did it would get out to their friends and family, and ultimately the news, real fast.

 

[Days]

And hundreds of extras - supposed 'friends' of those injured or killed, the supposed 'families' of those injured or killed, the neighbors of those injured or killed, the guy who sold the paper on the corner, the person who rented the building. Or do you suppose the place of employment and all the employees existed in a vacuum?

Federal authorities were doing drills. Which one of those items were not happening over and over? Everything was happening, they just put it on the news the last time. Don't you think the drills had news coverage as part of the drill? Of course it did, they just didn't put it on the air.

 

[Days]

And no one came out afterwards and said "hey, it was just a drill! What's the big deal?" Uh, no. We have drills routinely on KAFB, no one pretends to the press that they're real. If someone did it would get out to their friends and family, and ultimately the news, real fast.

Of course not, they knew it was going to be aired as real. They were part of the show. Why would they blow cover?

 

[Max R.]

And hundreds of extras - supposed 'friends' of those injured or killed, the supposed 'families' of those injured or killed, the neighbors of those injured or killed, the guy who sold the paper on the corner, the person who rented the building. Or do you suppose the place of employment and all the employees existed in a vacuum?

Agreed. Occam's Razor applies. Conspiracy theories are far too complex to hold together for long.

 

[Max R.]

And no one came out afterwards and said "hey, it was just a drill! What's the big deal?" Uh, no. We have drills routinely on KAFB, no one pretends to the press that they're real. If someone did it would get out to their friends and family, and ultimately the news, real fast.

Exactly. Too many players who know "the truth" and would be willing to speak.

Hundreds of Americans would have to keep a secret, but to what purpose? Why would these loyal Americans lie to their family and friends? It doesn't make sense.

 

[LanceFreeman]

Federal authorities were doing drills. Which one of those items were not happening over and over? Everything was happening, they just put it on the news the last time. Don't you think the drills had news coverage as part of the drill? Of course it did, they just didn't put it on the air.

Some of our citizens are so gullible, they'll believe anything. Which is why we continue to be ruled by bastards, decade after decade.

Click here: Familiar False Flag Formula: 15 Ways to Spot a False Flag

 

[LanceFreeman]

Of course not, they knew it was going to be aired as real. They were part of the show. Why would they blow cover?

Click here: San Bernardino: False Flag or False Flag Hoax?

 

[Emily]

First, I don't believe that anyone said that real, innocent people are never actually killed in these false flag events. The killer and his puppet-masters are the only one's who have to know the secret in that kind of case.

And even if no one really dies, someone with a small or no family disappears, people who knew the victim are told are told he/she died and the funeral is for close relatives only, and still only need a handful or agents and people paid to act, plus a little pay-off money, are needed.

 

[Emily]

Click here: Familiar False Flag Formula: 15 Ways to Spot a False Flag

Excellent! Thanks, Lance!

 

[Max R.]

Excellent! Thanks, Lance!

It was interesting reading, but Occam's Razor applies to many of those. Example, human beings make mistakes so conflicting eyewitness accounts are not unusual at any evident. Question fans about a particular play during a football game and there are sure to be conflicting accounts.

Speaking of lists, you may find this one interesting: http://www.eharmony.com/dating-advice/about-you/15-ways-to-spot-a-toxic-person/#.VoUoHVQrLMw

You can avoid lots of trouble by knowing what to look for in a toxic person. Here are fifteen warning signs . . .

1. The person talks way too much and listens way too little. Dominating the conversation often signals insecurity, self-centeredness, or narcissism.

2. He/she always needs to be right. No matter how big or small the topic, the toxic individual doesn’t allow room for differing opinions and turns a discussion into a debate that must be won.

3. There’s constant drama. Some people attract, and maybe need, consistent episodes of crisis, conflict, and clamor. They seem to thrive on having a big personal mess to clean up and feel uncomfortable with a calm routine.

4. Truth-telling is not a high priority. Even slight variations on what you know to be the truth, or careful omission of facts, is enough to put the person on your watch list.

5. There are signs of addiction or dependency. If left unaddressed, compulsive behavior involving alcohol, drugs, gambling, pornography, and other issues is sure to damage many aspects of the individual’s life—including your relationship.

6. Desperation is in the air. Emotionally healthy people will be eager to get know you as an individual—not overeager to get into a relationship (any relationship) because of loneliness or neediness.

7. Conversation is salted with sarcasm. Derogatory comments and cutting humor, even if you aren’t the target, signal a lack of empathy or a need to prove superiority.

8. Straight answers are in short supply. To your direct questions, you get evasive responses, mixed messages, or contradictions. The person is cagey about where he was last night and how things are at work. If it seems like he’s hiding something, he probably is.

9. The person has a victim mentality. All of his/her problems are someone else’s fault—unreasonable boss, unloving parents, lousy roommate, the government. Constant blame-shifting usually demonstrates a lack of personal responsibility.

10. “Common folk” are treated poorly. Rude, insensitive behavior toward restaurant servers, dry-cleaners, and store clerks reveals an arrogant attitude.

11. The person likes to gossip. Rumormongering serves no purpose except to harm others’ reputations and an attempt to burnish one’s own.

12. He/she bashes the ex. Justified or not, no one wants to hear endless complaints about a former partner. There’s nothing healthy about staying stuck in the past. Move on already.

13. His/her stories seem grandiose. Exaggerations about accomplishments, acquaintances, and adventures demonstrates a need to brag, which demonstrates a shaky self-esteem.

14. The person tries to control you. If you feel pressure to act and think according to someone else’s wishes rather than your own, head for the nearest exit.

15. Your gut instinct screams, “Look out!” Trust your intuition—it’s usually a reliable guide.

 

[Emily]

Speaking of lists, you may find this one interesting: http://www.eharmony.com/dating-advice/about-you/15-ways-to-spot-a-toxic-person/#.VoUoHVQrLMw

Interesting, yes. It could be the start of a good thread. But unsure why you posted it here...?

 

[Max R.]

Interesting, yes. It could be the start of a good thread. But unsure why you posted it here...?

Just thought you'd be interested.

 

[Days]

Some of our citizens are so gullible, they'll believe anything. Which is why we continue to be ruled by bastards, decade after decade.

Click here: Familiar False Flag Formula: 15 Ways to Spot a False Flag

We now have such regular false flags, I would list them as another policy of the state. This article on WaPo points out the global extent of NWO fascism:

Police in Belgium detained six suspects Thursday in another wave of raids targeting a suspected plot to carry out New Year’s Eve attacks, as security agencies around the world imposed extraordinary measures amid heightened fears following attacks in Paris and California.

From Sydney Harbor to the Rose Bowl parade in California, authorities expanded patrols, blocked off several traditional celebration spots and had security teams operating at some of the highest threat levels.

 

[Days]

First, I don't believe that anyone said that real, innocent people are never actually killed in these false flag events. The killer and his puppet-masters are the only one's who have to know the secret in that kind of case.

And even if no one really dies, someone with a small or no family disappears, people who knew the victim are told are told he/she died and the funeral is for close relatives only, and still only need a handful or agents and people paid to act, plus a little pay-off money, are needed.

Innocent people are killed all the time, but how can you tell if they really died? Hiding identities is old hat, the state has been doing that forever. All the astronauts that died in the Challenger explosion... are still alive. So how real is all this space station video we are told comes from orbit? Now, there was an event (Challenger) I never thought twice about until someone tracked down those people, most of them living under their same name. And these are professors at Oxford, hidden in plain sight. The media isn't exposing these false flags, the media is perpetrating them.

 

[Days]

It was interesting reading, but Occam's Razor applies to many of those. Example, human beings make mistakes so conflicting eyewitness accounts are not unusual at any evident. Question fans about a particular play during a football game and there are sure to be conflicting accounts.

Speaking of lists, you may find this one interesting: http://www.eharmony.com/dating-advice/about-you/15-ways-to-spot-a-toxic-person/#.VoUoHVQrLMw

You can avoid lots of trouble by knowing what to look for in a toxic person. Here are fifteen warning signs . . .

1. The person talks way too much and listens way too little. Dominating the conversation often signals insecurity, self-centeredness, or narcissism.

2. He/she always needs to be right. No matter how big or small the topic, the toxic individual doesn’t allow room for differing opinions and turns a discussion into a debate that must be won.

3. There’s constant drama. Some people attract, and maybe need, consistent episodes of crisis, conflict, and clamor. They seem to thrive on having a big personal mess to clean up and feel uncomfortable with a calm routine.

4. Truth-telling is not a high priority. Even slight variations on what you know to be the truth, or careful omission of facts, is enough to put the person on your watch list.

5. There are signs of addiction or dependency. If left unaddressed, compulsive behavior involving alcohol, drugs, gambling, pornography, and other issues is sure to damage many aspects of the individual’s life—including your relationship.

6. Desperation is in the air. Emotionally healthy people will be eager to get know you as an individual—not overeager to get into a relationship (any relationship) because of loneliness or neediness.

7. Conversation is salted with sarcasm. Derogatory comments and cutting humor, even if you aren’t the target, signal a lack of empathy or a need to prove superiority.

8. Straight answers are in short supply. To your direct questions, you get evasive responses, mixed messages, or contradictions. The person is cagey about where he was last night and how things are at work. If it seems like he’s hiding something, he probably is.

9. The person has a victim mentality. All of his/her problems are someone else’s fault—unreasonable boss, unloving parents, lousy roommate, the government. Constant blame-shifting usually demonstrates a lack of personal responsibility.

10. “Common folk” are treated poorly. Rude, insensitive behavior toward restaurant servers, dry-cleaners, and store clerks reveals an arrogant attitude.

11. The person likes to gossip. Rumormongering serves no purpose except to harm others’ reputations and an attempt to burnish one’s own.

12. He/she bashes the ex. Justified or not, no one wants to hear endless complaints about a former partner. There’s nothing healthy about staying stuck in the past. Move on already.

13. His/her stories seem grandiose. Exaggerations about accomplishments, acquaintances, and adventures demonstrates a need to brag, which demonstrates a shaky self-esteem.

14. The person tries to control you. If you feel pressure to act and think according to someone else’s wishes rather than your own, head for the nearest exit.

15. Your gut instinct screams, “Look out!” Trust your intuition—it’s usually a reliable guide.

LOL ... "toxic people"
whoever wrote this trash was taxic

 

[Days]

Click here: San Bernardino: False Flag or False Flag Hoax?

Moon hoax married 09/11 and the happy couple gave birth to multiple False Flag hoaxes. Your taxes hard at work.

 

[Days]

Only in the twisted minds of the insane or ill-informed.

http://www.history.com/topics/ancient-history/ancient-rome
Beginning in the eighth century B.C., Ancient Rome grew from a small town on central Italy’s Tiber River into an empire that at its peak encompassed most of continental Europe, Britain, much of western Asia, northern Africa and the Mediterranean islands. Among the many legacies of Roman dominance are the widespread use of the Romance languages (Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian) derived from Latin, the modern Western alphabet and calendar and the emergence of Christianity as a major world religion. After 450 years as a republic, Rome became an empire in the wake of Julius Caesar’s rise and fall in the first century B.C.

This historian needs to get out of his box and think about the ancient world. Cities did not exist on their own, they were either part of an empire, in league with an empire, operating under the protection of an empire, or in so many treaties that they cooperated with every empire known to them.

Rome was part of the Etruscan empire. Rome overthrew the Etruscan empire from within, turning it into the Roman Empire. Then they expanded it. Rome operated totally as an empire, they existed in that form, it was their mindset, their culture, their whole way of operating. The Senate didn't exist just to govern the city of Rome, it was governing the empire, much the same way our Senate thinks today... only more so!

 

[Queen Titania]

This historian needs to get out of his box and think about the ancient world. Cities did not exist on their own, they were either part of an empire, in league with an empire, operating under the protection of an empire, or in so many treaties that they cooperated with every empire known to them.

Rome was part of the Etruscan empire. Rome overthrew the Etruscan empire from within, turning it into the Roman Empire. Then they expanded it. Rome operated totally as an empire, they existed in that form, it was their mindset, their culture, their whole way of operating. The Senate didn't exist just to govern the city of Rome, it was governing the empire, much the same way our Senate thinks today... only more so!

Actually they were first a City State --- and what a City - extraordinary - they also shared the wealth with all Roman Citizens - they had and reached for their most excellence that is what is missing of this Empire, that is all that is missing, excellence, this Empire is mediocre to the core.

 

[middleview]

Thank God for the Alternative Media..

Where would fictional writing be without it.