BREAKING: Kurt Haskell Exposes Government False Flag Operation During Underwear Bomber

reply to post by v1rtu0s0


S&F and thanks for the thread V1.

Intriguing I caught it today. If we can't learn from history, history is doomed to repeat itself. And what other thread did I run into today? A new bombing suspect arrested, and after reading the full source linked in the thread, IMO it just doesn't add up either.

Suicide Bomber Stopped On His Way to US Capitol

reply to post by dagann


You're right. It has become the norm, and you see it repeated over and over again. They create the story, they create reality. It is so sickening. And they are really good at it. And the masses are so incredibly gullible and manipulable. The thing is, in my opinion, people enjoy being under this type of hypnosis. No one wants to be bothered with this type of concerning information. They happily take the lie. It's more comfortable it seems.

Although I have to admit, I see more and more people waking up, taking a stance, regaining some of their true human self hood.

reply to post by dadgad


That is what you call a true manchurian candidate. I think people who have been indoctrinated beyond reasonable doubt can be deemed manhurian candidates... Yes, they exist.

reply to post by v1rtu0s0


I see.

Do you think the guy who carried out this "attack" was under hypnosis/mind control?

Originally posted by dadgad
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I see.

Do you think the guy who carried out this "attack" was under hypnosis/mind control?

edit on 17-2-2012 by dadgad because: (no reason given)

I was refering to the quote you posted. I do not believe the "bomber" was a manchurian candidate. As others have menitoned he may have just been a patsy who got used and thrown away.

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Yes I understand, you referred to the commenter. I agree, a brainwashed fool, useful idiot.

But the patsy, what motivated him. He was a know terrorist though, so perhaps he wasn't aware of the scam. But perhaps they hypnotized him. I'm just speculating. I'm convinced they can do these things.

Just read in this thread about the FBI posing as Al Qaeda in a sting to nab a would-be bomber. Looks like they are still using the tactic that worked before.

Really shows how small of a crap the government gives about its citizens.

Getting life only gives him time to train the thousands that he will cross paths to do a better job. Teaching someone that women are inferor and when you die you get dozens of them sounds pretty good when your surrounded by cement walls.Our prisons are terrorist training grounds and in a few years it's going to start to show.

reply to post by LonelyGuy


Just toys man, the citizens are toys to them.

reply to post by v1rtu0s0

The airline gate worker initially refused Umar boarding until the man in the tan suit intervened.

I would like to know if this is true, why didn't this gate worker step forward to tell his account of the man in the tan suit letting him board the plane? Surely after it was announced that this terrorist was trying to detonate a bomb on the plane, he would come forward with his story. If I knew something wasn't right, I surely would have gone to anybody that would have listened even the local or national media outlets.

If Kurt Haskell believes this was a false flag, he should be painstakingly looking for this airline gate worker to help him corroborate his story.

Unless this gate worker did try to expose what happened and his life was threatened, that would account for why he didn't come forward.

reply to post by WeRpeons


Exactly. This man's story just doesnt add up. A man in a tan suit escorting a black male , and making enough of a scene for this man to notice that he was boarding this flight without a passport.

Where are the video cameras and other witnesses?

Originally posted by sirjunlegun
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Anonymous, you want to fight for freedom? Find the video from the security cameras and publish the feed EVERYWHERE of the man in the tan suit.

Bingo where is anonymous now????

If the story in the OP is true what was the testimony of the bomber?

If he was set up why did he not say this in court and spill the beans on who set him up?

reply to post by v1rtu0s0


It was already fully reported of 2 well dressed US "agents" who put this bozo on the passenger aircraft afew days after he was arrested.

Alex Jones was slow on the mark.

Originally posted by coyotepoet
If you are approached by ohh say, undercover FBI pretending to be All-CIA-duh who encourage you to blow something up. Heck, go beyond encouraging you to providing you all of the material you need (only it's fake) and then give you life in prison for something they goaded you into doing--that to me is a patsy.

I'm thinking more like this: An Al-CIA-da undercover CIA guy approaches someone with an Arab name. He says, "Hey buddy, how would you like to make an easy $100,000? Yes? Ok, just get this opium on this flight and meet a guy at the airport when you land. I even designed this package to fit in your underwear - completely undetectable!" What? You have no passport? No problem, I have connections.

Of course the "package" has a miniature timer and detonator built in designed to make the guy VERY uncomfortable, start smoking from the crotch, and smell like fire and gunpowder. Viola! Instant terrorist.

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Fool me 100 times..... shame on everyone for sleeping with their eyes wide open.

Well put...

I can't believe that the american gov't can get away with sh*t like this. Going into a foreign country and sneaking a "terrorist" onto the plane. (unless I read that wrong?).

Either way it goes to show you that this whole martial law situation is getting stepped up to a global basis.

Neither a good situation.

Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
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I would certainly stop sort of calling him a patsy.

He may have been a pawn in a much larger game...but I have no doubt *HE* believed the bomb was real and he intended to murder every soul on that plane...and however many more he could score on the ground. For THAT...and secondary to the larger game here...I'm real happy to hear he got life.

Now if there is any justice in the world, he'll be off to the dungeons at Florence. Good Riddens and have fun down there.

The people who should be in prison for life, or worse, are the goons behind the affair, and all their superiors in the chain of command who directed their activities. These people who are paid their compensation with tax dollars from the American public whom they are betraying are traitors to everything they took an oath to uphold. True, the guy who boarded the plane thinking he was going to earn Allah's reward of 70 some tortuously untouchable virgins in a heaven of milk and honey deserves some degree of punishment. But those who set it up deserve worse than he.

reply to post by Hellas


I vaguely remember seeing video of Umar going through the security area. I remember that his escort was a large well dressed black man.

Am I remembering right?

reply to post by coyotepoet

and he will never be available to be interviewed by any independent journalist. how convenient.