Six months ago, an Asian friend of mine and I were discussing the ruling elite. I asked him, what about Bin Ladin? he said he is dead. I asked the cause? he said kidney failure. I did not argue, I filed it away.
Yesterday, instead of running to blog on it, I waited for reports to come in from around the world. At this point, I believe, that this was a set up, in the works, that black operations (Black Ops or counterintelligence) has long been aware of where the players are and have been situated.
It is possible to presume that this is a hoax. Elaborately staged. He may very well be dead but not from yesterdays', Navy Seals (read as super infusion of National pride) !
His body was prepared according to Islam and "buried" into the sea. Making it impossible to identify if in fact it was Bin Ladin, and to not anger our Islam allies.
The histrionics that has ensued, is further proof of the plan. Does anyone know the plan? sure, Obama's re-election team, CIA, high Darpa officials, Trilateral Commission, certain bankers, global business leaders, members of several pretend secret societies - and I say pretend because someone always finds out, where they meet and who they are.
Here is "The Counterterrorism Handbook" statement on "Disinformation and Propaganda,"
"Disinformation, propaganda and media manipulation are not always clearly defined as terrorist activities, although these actions certainly must be included as tactics employed by terrorist organizations and their supporters...guerilla warfare includes..."planting rumors" and exploiting by any means possible the corruption, the errors and failures of the government. In this case you have to ask who is the gangster? the government insurgents or the governing body?
Have we forgotten former President George Bush talking about 9/11 and saying we are not looking for Osama Bin Ladin? I didn't, I remember his words. That in itself was a tactical maneuver." Assassinations are an effective tool. These attacks are designed to gain maximum media attention as well as to have maximum psychological impact (on the organization) but in this case the government is the terrorist. To understand this statement you need to ask yourself who assassinated Lincoln? the Kennedy's? MLK? Malcolm? the accused were criminals who were set up by agreement and double crossed, after all if you already have a past that fits well with the plan then you are expendable...and how many foreign countries have had as many assassinations in 200 years' time?
The maximum media attention is now on the redemption of America. This maneuver was powerful enough to make the world listen. The unconventional warfare against a civilian.
Special Forces, inserted behind an enemy's front line, can be used unconventionally to spread subversion and propaganda, to aid native resistance fighters, and to ultimately build environments of fear and confusion." There are Navy Seals( coast guard and navy enlisted men, exclusively) who are on missions to destroy designated targets.
But there is a psychological and powerful aspect. As well as frightening. One response is the sense of relief, as if worldwide knowledge of his death will actually make a difference. The other is vengeance, another type of relief or release of the current frustration, angst, anger and contrariness that Americans are experiencing. Here is the magic pill so touted in the mainstream. Poof! and everyone feels so good.
There is no doubt in my mind that this powerful psychological maneuver will permanently change viewpoints. We know that every closed eye, is not sleeping. You may get lulled into a sense of satisfaction. That is the intent. Look for clues and changes in law, policy and perspectives that may be detrimental to American freedoms while you are rejoicing in this tactical maneuver.
While out today to the all American city of Philadelphia, the rock station played President Obama's speech to the American people of how safe they are now. It ran over airplay of Pink Floyd. Yes I listen to rock too, and the message is clear.
Muslims around the world are applauding but one person has her eyes wide open and this was her comment:
“Osama who? :P Not taking eyes off Syria, Libya, Yemen, & Bahrain.” – Mohja Kahf.
FYI-who is Mohja Kahf?
Ms. Kahf, is a professor of comparative literature at the University of Arkansas. She believes that the growing body of Muslim American literature has reached the critical mass where it might be considered its own genre, including works like “The Autobiography of Malcolm X,” Khaled Hosseini’s novel “The Kite Runner” and a current best seller, “The Reluctant Fundamentalist” by Mohsin Hamid.
Posted By: Marta Fernandez
Tuesday, May 3rd 2011 at 7:38PM
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