On Orlando, mind control, effective political action

Of course, everyone is saturated with the standard ZNN[1] coverage of the Orlando, Florida, incident. I say incident, because at this stage it’s difficult to say truly what happened at the Pulse nightclub where a lot of official-looking vehicles—though few, if any, ambulances—and public officials position themselves interminably, sucking up overtime pay. And newscasts stating “world-record massacre,” “Islam radical responsible,” “50 dead and 53 wounded,” “gun violence,” and so on. But nobody answers observations that any person with the IQ of a soup can might pose:

• Too many bullets alleged to have been fired in the time allotted
• Reports of multiple gunmen which we have seen in other false flags attacks
• Absence of ambulances taking away dead and injured
• Absence of any evidence of bloody carnage
• Purported injured persons being carried toward the nightclub, in one scene the man being put down while those carrying him simply walk away
• Victims simply standing around to be shot, rather than fleeing the club
• A smiling policeman taking a position in the back row of a somber official briefing
• No video footage from security cameras
• No apparent interference from security personnel with the alleged gunman
• The alleged gunman’s ties to and contacts with individuals and organizations involved in previous acts of state sponsored terror
• G. Edward Griffin reports that a new would-be shooter, James Wesley Howell, emerges blowing the whistle on a larger government gay-club-shooting black op

Like Sandy Hook and Boston, anyone who thinks for himself knows that he’s being lied to by all the public officials on the scene, behind the scene, and by the media who are willing accomplices in the act of subterfuge for political purposes. Continue reading →