From: Philip Dunn (pscumnud@DIRCON.CO.UK)
Date: Sat Jul 09 2005 - 07:14:17 EDT
Everybody is steering clear of this being a staged attack. Even George Galloway who mentioned the possibility on the Alex Jones show: At the end of the show Alex Jones asked Galloway if he thought an invasion of Iran was on the horizon. Galloway was confident that massively opposed public opinion would stop an attack from taking place, unless a staged terror attack carried out by the military industrial complex and blamed on Iran was carried out. JONES: "What do we do if the military-industrial complex carries out a terror attack to blame it on them?" GALLOWAY: "Well that's another very real danger. There's no way we can legislate for that but we we must be on guard. We need a vigilant citizenry." JONES: "Unbelievable." GALLOWAY: "We need a vigilant citizenry that are wise to all the tricks that these monkeys are up to." http://www.infowars.com/articles/world/galloway_wary_of_staged_terror_pretext_iran_war.htm GG's line is: The one prominent political figure who made a connection between the bombings and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan was George Galloway. Currently a member of Parliament for the Respect party, Galloway was previously expelled from the Labour Party for opposing the Iraq war. In Parliament, he said Londoners had “paid the price” for the US-led coalition’s actions in Afghanistan, Iraq and Guantanamo, which had inflamed hatred against the West in the Muslim world. Galloway’s statement provoked a furious response. Armed Forces Minister Adam Ingram accused him of “dipping his poisonous tongue in a pool of blood.” The Sun’s editorial described Galloway as a “disgusting slimeball.” Christopher Hitchens, writing in the Daily Mirror, said Galloway was acting “as a megaphone for psychotic killers.” The reason for such vitriol—and why a connection between terrorist bombs and Iraq and Afghanistan is denied—is clear. The government is keen to utilise the criminal actions of the terrorists to press forward its efforts to secure a share of Middle East oil reserves in alliance with Washington. It also believes that it can capitalise on the confusion created by the bombings to intimidate and silence its opponents. http://www.wsws.org/articles/2005/jul2005/bomb-j09.shtml Clearly, raising the issue of a false flag operation would cause even more of a "power surge". During Thursday it all went according to the playbook. In the next few days I expect some incriminating evidence to be "discovered". An Iran or Syria or Lebanon connection will be established. Even Zarkawi may get a cameo role. If it turns out that this is not, after all, a false flag op I will eat my tinfoil hat. Phil Quoting Asfilho@AOL.COM: > > > Karl Marx in the New-York Daily Tribune, September 16, 1857 > The Indian Revolt > > ____________________________________ > London, Sept. 4, 1857 > The outrages committed by the revolted Sepoys in India are indeed appalling, > > hideous, ineffable — such as one is prepared to meet – only in wars of > insurrection, of nationalities, of races, and above all of religion; in one > word, > such as respectable England used to applaud when perpetrated by the Vendeans > > on the “Blues,” by the Spanish guerrillas on the infidel Frenchmen, by > Servians on their German and Hungarian neighbors, by Croats on Viennese > rebels, > by Cavaignac’s Garde Mobile or Bonaparte’s Decembrists on the sons and > daughters of proletarian France. However infamous the conduct of the Sepoys, > it is > only the reflex, in a concentrated form, of England’s own conduct in > India, > not only during the epoch of the foundation of her Eastern Empire, but even > > during the last ten years of a long-settled rule. To characterize that rule, > it > suffices to say that torture formed an organic institution of its financial > > policy. There is something in human history like retribution: and it is a > rule > of historical retribution that its instrument be forged not by the offended, > > but by the offender himself. > >
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