NBC report asks the question: 'How was someone able to plant and detonate explosive devices with all those surveillance cameras, thousands of eye-witnesses and plenty of law enforcement?'

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NBC report asks the question: 'How was someone able to plant and detonate explosive devices with all those surveillance cameras, thousands of eye-witnesses and plenty of law enforcement?'

Tuesday, 16 April 2013 10:47

Posted by David Icke

A 'former' FBI operative tries to explain this away and then says that security in America must be stepped up.

Problem-Reaction-Solution.

But point this out and ask 'Who Benefits?' - anyone who wants to increase the Orwellian state still further - and the mainstream media with its arrogance and ignorance bordering on the criminal will call you a 'conspiracy nut'.

No, no, they say, the government that has been exposed for lie after lie after lie after lie after lie (no matter which party is in office) is going to tell you the truth.

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Boston marathon bombing happened on same day as 'controlled explosion' drill by Boston bomb squad

(The same theme as 9/11, the London bombings, the Madrid train bombings, the Oslo bomb, Sandy Hook, etc., etc., etc., and the Oklahoma bomb squad was on site before the bombing of the Murrah Building in 1995.)

What's not yet being reported by the mainstream media is that a "controlled explosion" was under way on the same day as the marathon explosion.

As the Boston Globe tweeted today, "Officials: There will be a controlled explosion opposite the library within one minute as part of bomb squad activities."

Bloomberg news is now saying, "This is very likely a terrorist attack."

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Eyewitness: Authorities Announced 'Drill' Before Boston Explosions

'An eyewitness to the two explosions at the Boston Marathon today said that a “drill” was repeatedly announced before the bombs exploded and that he “thought it was odd” bomb sniffing dogs were in place before the blast.

University of Mobile’s Cross Country Coach Ali Stevenson told Local 15 News, “They kept making announcements on the loud speaker that it was just a drill and there was nothing to worry about. “It seemed like there was some sort of threat, but they kept telling us it was just a drill.”

The news station also reports that Stevenson “thought it was odd there were bomb sniffing dogs at the start and finish lines.”'

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Well, more are at least.

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When False Flags Don't Fly Anymore

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Eyewitness: Authorities “Must Have Known” About Bombing

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The Boston Bombing: On ‘Patriot’s Day’? (guess what happens next)

'University of Mobile’s Cross Country Coach Alastair Stevenson noticed something suspicious before the marathon that day. He told AL.com:

“At the starting line this morning, they had bomb sniffing dogs and the bomb squad out there,” he said. “They kept announcing to runners not to be alarmed, that they were running a training exercise.” He added, “I’ve run a lot of races like this one, but I never saw bomb dogs at the starting line of any running event. It led me to believe that something like (a bomb detonation) might have happened.”

BigPZone.com reported “Boston marathon runner Alastair Stevenson says that as the explosions erupted at the Boston Marathon this morning, he was told by police over the loud speaker that the events were ‘just a drill’.”'

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MSNBC System Arse-Licker Chris Matthews: Bombing might be domestic attack in response to Tax Day

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US engaged in torture after 9/11: Report

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US engaged in torture after 9/11: Report

Prisoners at the US Guantanamo prison (file photo)

It says intelligence and military personnel practiced cruel and inhuman treatment of detainees in Afghanistan, Iraq, Guantanamo Bay and elsewhere in violation of US and international law.

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A new report shows the United States systematically engaged in torture of detainees after the September 11, 2001 incidents.

An 11-member panel, assembled by the nonpartisan Constitution Project think tank, issued its 577-page sweeping report on Tuesday.

The report said the highest US officials bore responsibility for the "indisputable" use of torture, and called on President Barack Obama to close the Guantanamo Bay prison by the end of next year. "It is indisputable that the United States engaged in the practice of torture."

The report concludes that events related to the so-called war on terror have been unprecedented in American history.

The study is based on dozens of interviews with former CIA officials among others.

It says intelligence and military personnel practiced cruel and inhuman treatment of detainees in Afghanistan, Iraq, Guantanamo Bay and elsewhere in violation of US and international law.

The report says that every US war was brutal but there had never been “the kind of considered and detailed discussions that occurred after 9/11 directly involving a president and his top advisers on the wisdom, propriety and legality of inflicting pain and torment on some detainees in our custody.”

The report is a blow to Obama's opposition to investigating incidents of torture under the George W. Bush administration.

The report has also demanded the Obama administration stop force-feeding inmates, who are on hunger strike, at the US Guantanamo prison.

More than 100 detainees are currently refusing to take meals to protest their detention.

The US holds about 166 men at the prison. A mass hunger strike involved many of the prisoners in the summer of 2005 but the protest dwindled after the military began tying people down and force-feeding them liquid nutrients through tubes to prevent them from starving to death.

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US Turns to Domestic Extremism as New Counterterrorism Focus

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US Turns to Domestic Extremism as New Counterterrorism Focus

Tuesday, 16 April 2013 07:46

Posted by David Icke

'While insisting that al-Qaeda has been “shattered” as an anti-US threat, American officials are reportedly struggling to invent a new ‘counterterrorism’ policy, with domestic extremists mentioned as the new focus.

“The threat from al-Qaeda and the potential for a massive coordinated attack on the United States may be diminished, but the jihadist movement is more diffuse,” said Director of US National Intelligence James Clapper at a congressional hearing Thursday as quoted in a Los Angeles Times report on Monday.

“Lone wolves, domestic extremists and jihad-inspired affiliated groups are still determined to attack Western interests,” he reportedly added during a testimony at the House Intelligence Committee hearing.'

US turns to domestic extremism as new counterterrorism focus

Director of US National Intelligence James Clapper

While insisting that al-Qaeda has been “shattered” as an anti-US threat, American officials are reportedly struggling to invent a new ‘counterterrorism’ policy, with domestic extremists mentioned as the new focus.

“The threat from al-Qaeda and the potential for a massive coordinated attack on the United States may be diminished, but the jihadist movement is more diffuse,” said Director of US National Intelligence James Clapper at a congressional hearing Thursday as quoted in a Los Angeles Times report on Monday.

“Lone wolves, domestic extremists and jihad-inspired affiliated groups are still determined to attack Western interests,” he reportedly added during a testimony at the House Intelligence Committee hearing.

Citing US military officials, the report says as a result of the assassination drone strikes and “other counter-terrorism operations” by the CIA spy agency, al-Qaeda “has been so eviscerated that US intelligence agencies no longer fully understand the organizational structure below its nominal leader, Ayman Zawahiri.”

Further underlining claims that all “top lieutenants” of Zawahiri have been killed by CIA operatives “almost as quickly as they are identified,” the report cites Obama administration officials as contending, however, that “smaller, far-flung and largely autonomous factions” of al-Qaeda in Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Mali and Somalia “remain dangerous” and US forces cannot “relax their focus.

The report then claims that the US has “gutted” the shadowy al-Qaeda organization in Yemen through numerous assassination drone strikes in the impoverished country and the rise to power of a new US-installed dictator there that has allowed the Americans a free hand to operate across the nation.

It then quotes Rosa Brooks, a former deputy assistant secretary at the Pentagon, as saying, “To the best of our information, there is nobody out there with both the desire and the capabilities to cause any serious damage to the US in any way at this moment.”

Despite such claims about delivering huge blows to anti-US terror threats, however, the report further cites other former officials and expert as indicating that Washington has no intent to reduce its “counterterrorism” spending even amid the ongoing budget crisis facing the federal government.

“You give a bureaucracy 10 years of unfettered growth and no real hard questions, and you’re going to have an entire industry looking at al-Qaeda nodes as an existential threat,” said Shawn Brimley, former White House director for strategic planning on the National Security Council, who left the Obama administration in 2012.

Brimley further emphasized that top US officials “from the White House on down” clearly recognize that as Washington’s so-called ‘war on terror’ winds down, “we need to address the hard question of what does a sustainable counter-terrorism policy look like for the next phase.”

The daily then cites “former top CIA and FBI official,” Philip Mudd as contending that the US needs to retain the “intelligence machinery” that “finds, fixes and finishes” terrorist leaders “for the foreseeable future, even if only in rare cases.”

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