Comments Fuel False-Flag Fears

Comments Fuel False-Flag Fears

By Mark Glenn

T he flow and flavor of the chatter in the mainstream media indicate new prearranged chaos is about to unfold to justify widening the present "war on terror."

Former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), close ally of the Bush administration and strong supporter of both Israel and the "war on terror," recently predicted that "Between now and November, a lot of things are going to happen, and I believe that by this time next year, the American public's going to have a very different view of this war, and it will be because, I think, of some unfortunate events." He did not say "may happen" or "might happen" but "are going to happen."

Another Republican Party official, Dennis Milligan, said "I think all we need are some attacks on American soil like we had on September 11 and the naysayers will come around very quickly."

Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.), a presidential candidate, and former Under-Secretary of Treasury Paul Craig Roberts, a syndicated columnist, said they believed that Bush & Co are planning to instigate something in America to justify martial law. Michael Chertoff, director of Homeland Security, told the Chicago Tribune that he had a "gut feeling" terrorists were going to strike the U.S. soon and in a big way.

Former CIA director James Woolsey, an Israeli devotee who has lobbied for the release of the most notorious and dangerous spy in American history, Jonathon Pollard, recently said the likelihood of new attacks on the U.S. by Islamic terrorists is "very real." He backed up FBI Director Robert Mueller's statement that " alQaeda's paramount goal is clear: to detonate a nuclear device that would kill hundreds of thousands of Americans."

Woolsey said Americans must not "tie the president's hands" when it comes "domestic surveillance," a fancy way of saying "spying on private citizens."

Philadelphia Daily News columnist Stu Bykofsky wrote, "I'm thinking another 9-11 would help America .

. . . Turn back to 9-11. . . . Remember the community of outrage and national resolve? America had not been so united since the first Day of Infamy—12/7/41. . . . If it is to be, then let it be. It will take another attack on the homeland to quell the chattering of chipmunks and to restore America 's righteous rage and singular purpose to prevail."

In early August, the Los Alamos National Laboratory Nuclear Weapons Facility reported the unauthorized release of classified data. This breach was rated "Impact Measurement Index-1" considered the most serious of security violations and defined as: "Actions, inactions, or events that pose the most serious threats to national security interests" and which includes "confirmed or suspected loss, theft, or diversion of a nuclear device, components or weapon data."

Several years ago, Israel stole a highly-sophisticated computer program known as Promis in what came to be referred to as the "Inslaw Affair." This program allowed Israel a back door into highly-sensitive computer files maintained by all levels of the federal government, including nuclear secrets. It was through this program that Israel was able to get hold of nuclear secrets that were later sold to China , giving her a 25-year advancement in her own nuclear weapons program.

Magal Security Systems—an Israeli company owned in part by the government of Israel —is in charge of security for the most sensitive nuclear power and weapons storage facilities in the United States . In addition, a half dozen times since 9-11, young military age Israeli nationals were apprehended trying to enter U.S. nuclear-related sites across the country.

A website in Israel known as "DEBKAfile" (a creature of Mossad) warned that a terrorist attack in New York City by means of a nuclear device was imminent, resulting in that city's emergency services going on high alert. Radiological sensors were placed on street, water and air patrols and vehicles were stopped and searched at checkpoints throughout the city. The Israeli website cited as proof of this threat the warnings issued by "Adam Gaddahn," spokesman for al Qaeda who was quoted saying "They (the Americans) will soon realize their mistake when American cities are hit by trucks loaded with radio-active material against America's biggest city and financial nerve center."

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