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Cyber Attack on US Banks is an Obvious False Flag

Eric Blair

Over a month ago we featured an article titled The NWO Agenda Would Move Forward with This One Simple Act, which stated the one event that could accomplish all of the agenda's goals in one shot would be "a false flag cyber attack on Western banking institutions that they can pin on Iran."

Please watch this exact scenario unfold in this short ABC news clip from a few days ago:

Weiner-Gate: The False Flag Cyber Attack that Wasn’t?

Rep. Anthony Weiner

© AFP/Getty Images/File Win Mcnamee

Jack Blood, Contributing Writer
Activist Post

On Monday we heard the (not so) shocking news; Rep. Weiner was lying for days to the mass media and to the world about being hacked on his Facebook / Twitter page. And, there is more to come ...

REP. ANTHONY WEINER, D-N.Y.: 

Last Friday night, I Twitted a photograph of myself that I intended to send as a direct message as part of a joke (right) to a woman in Seattle. Once I realized I posted to Twitter I panicked, I took it down and said that I had been hacked. I then continued with that story, to stick to that story which was a hugely regrettable mistake.

To be clear, the picture was of me and I sent it. I’m deeply sorry for the pain this has caused my wife Huma and our family. And my constituents, my friends, supporters and staff.

While most in the country and on the web believe this is all much to do about nothing (helped by the unwavering liberal / progressive media support for Rep. Johnson er, ...Weiner), I see this whole mess as an example of future events in involving “National Security” and the New Bin Laden style “bogeyman”. Primarily, the opportunity to use a false flag cyber attack to crack down on Internet reporters by using a doctrine scribed for years now. The Internet Patriot Act. (see below)

Worldwide Freedom is Being Hacked

Dees Illustration

Will the "cyber threat" be the next bin Laden? 

John Galt
Activist Post

Osama bin Laden and the shadowy network of terrorists he supposedly spawned has been the perfect template for controlling physical reality.  The fear created by 9/11, and the even worse fear of having it happen again, has bludgeoned common sense from the average person.  The Constitution itself has been overthrown, unleashing roving bands of state-sponsored goons to interrogate, molest, and kill with impunity.

And this is only what is happening in America.  The engineered financial collapse of the planet has led to a near-worldwide insurrection, whether it is directed specifically toward banksters, or merely in response to soaring food prices in areas already on the verge of starvation.  Globalists are attempting to head off Arab unrest by staging controlled opposition to bring the masses back in line, and to an extent it has worked, albeit in predictably messy fashion.  However, formerly isolated collapse/revolts such as Iceland, Ireland, and Greece are beginning to spread across Europe in a seemingly unstoppable wave of largely non-violent protest.  The response by government to this threat has been to restrict peaceful assembly and bash heads in lieu of proposing sound solutions and redressing legitimate grievances.

The acceleration of the violent police state response has not been without consequence for the controllers.  An increasing number of people are beginning to see what living under hot tyranny can really be like.  More importantly, it is evident from videos in France, particularly, that people the world over are beginning to awaken to the true culprits who are bringing about their debt slavery and loss of freedom.  This is due in large part to the one place where freedom still rings: the Internet.

US 'to view major cyber attacks as acts of war'

A major cyber attack on the US military in
2008 prompted major changes in how the
Pentagon handles digital threats
© AFP/File Atta Kenare

AFP

WASHINGTON (AFP) - The Pentagon has adopted a new strategy that will classify major cyber attacks as acts of war, paving the way for possible military retaliation, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.

The newspaper said the Pentagon plans to unveil its first-ever strategy regarding cyber warfare next month, in part as a warning to foes that may try to sabotage the country's electricity grid, subways or pipelines.

"If you shut down our power grid, maybe we will put a missile down one of your smokestacks," it quoted a military official as saying.