False Flag On USSA BASE In Qatar?

Watching Show On TV
Interrupter with Iran Attack on USSA Base?
Green light on False Flag For Prime Daytime TV?
All scripts are primed and ready for prime time?

Cui Bono?

Just looked at ZeroHedge; citing an article from the NYTimes[Her Majesty’s Rag],
that claimed Iran gave advanced warning of the attacks, so lives could be saved.

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… Just another Chapter in The Forever War. Gee, I hope it wasn’t that strange sign language interpreter that was used for the Minnesota Shooter Show.

We all should start hoarding copies of Orwell or we wont have any idea of what is going on. :slight_smile:

I still say that I don’t see that much difference in the Before and After photos of MOP bombings except for some coloration for which I haven’t heard an explanation. I guess it might be possible that the bluish color is due to powdered concrete dust.

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Quick question: If the “Iranians” sleeper-cell one of our power plants and the electricity goes
off for a few months…should we have to pay for the unused time?

In that same vein… If one took the “time off” without electricity and, by default, surveillance
to “pay back the people that owe us”… Should what happens in Vegas stay in Vegas?

Discuss…

“The world looks just the same, and history ain’t changed
Meet the new bombs. Same as the old bombs”

*getting on my knees to praaaay…

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Pray they don’t stop warning the other side the bombs are coming. Folks can really get riled up when people get killed…

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Don’t think Israel gives warnings.
Nor, other “Western” bayonet wielding nations; that live by the sword.

Genocide is still ongoing.
“And then they come for you.”
Most don’t realize; that’s the progression - by design!
As defined, by their own gnostic terminologies…

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I meant the Iran-USSA exchange of missilery and bombs. Israeli are dirty, no honor zealous soldiers.

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Iran’s response tonight and Uncle Sam’s intervention seems to be very ‘scripted’ no hypersonic missiles used on the US base. Something doesn’t add up.

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… us “unwashed” don’t have access to any “current information” that will help us to “make sense”, “understand” or have things “add up”. This is quite freeing if one thinks about it. By presenting good arguments using the information we have available [Good History} and skills such as the making of well-honed abductions that have to be countered we take up time and resources. Hence the doubling down on censorship and the convient “forgetting of history”.

As C.S. Peirce said, “Upon this first, and in one sense this sole, rule of reason, that in order to learn you must desire to learn, and in so desiring not be satisfied with what you already incline to think, there follows one corollary which itself deserves to be inscribed upon every wall of the city of philosophy: Do not block the way of inquiry.”

If “the way of inquiry is being blocked” you know you are over the target.

Is your inquiry being blocked? No info. forthcoming on Crooks, Routh, or Boelter.

Yep, inquiry is being blocked.

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Inquiring minds want to know, and “they” ain’t having it…

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… it keeps getting more and more interesting doesn’t it … “They” produce no meaningful and or minimal information and then complain about the abundance of “wild speculation” and “conspiracy theory”. I also find it interesting that “they” allegedly want to control the narrative but it seems that with each passing event “they” offer increasingly flimsy “explanations” and or information. “They” continue to say that they do not want to “rush to judgement” until they have more information, but then never seem to have enough information to make a judgement. Well, “they” say we don’t want to “speculate” but then criticize others for doing so. Just one technique for blocking inquiry. Although “they” would like to be able to, they can’t have it both ways.

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I remember the phrase “I’ll get back to you on that” or the infamous “we’ll have to circle back to you on that”- which usually never happened, during corporate meetings when someone ask a question not on the agenda or made the speaker uncomfortable about discussing the “elephant in the room” material. Glad I’m out of there.
I guess those circles make ‘em dizzy and forgetful.

… and don’t forget the wonderful … “can we put a pin on that?”