By Captain Eric H. May
Last
week JetBlue Flight 191 had taken off from New York and was en route to
Las Vegas when Captain Clayton Frederick Osbon, the pilot, began
yelling. Alarmed passengers heard his frantic warnings of a bomb planted
onboard, somehow connected to Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan.
Clearly
It was a terrifying trip, whether you believe the official story that
the pilot simply freaked out, or suspect that there was an official
effort to stage a false flag terror event. The latter possibility isn't
merely conspiracy theory, it is conspiracy history. According to
declassified details of Operation Northwoods,
50 years ago the Joint Chiefs of Staff proposed false flag attacks
against both U.S. civilian and military targets on air, land and sea to
provoke us into a war with Castro's Cuba, which was to be blamed for the
mass murders of American citizens.
JFK, who rejected the plan, was assassinated and replaced in 1963 by LBJ, whose administration staged the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin Incident to provoke us into a war against Vietnam. The same LBJ refused to defend the USS Liberty when it was viciously attacked by Israeli air and sea forces during its 1967 Six Day War,
launched against its Arab neighbors three days earlier. The Liberty
Incident was a textbook false flag operation, in which the Johnson
administration was prepared to join the Israeli war by attacking Egypt,
the nation that it intended to blame for the false flag.
Apropos
of JFK's assassination, I stand with the three-quarters of the American
people who share the "conspiracy theory" that the government and media
haven't told us the truth about it. Every one of us has his or her
favorite clue, excepting scholars like my Veterans Today colleague Dr. James Fetzer,
a former Marine Corps captain who has courageously cooperated with me
on dangerous counter-false-flag missions. Jim has researched and written
so much about the Kennedy conspiracy that he would probably be
hard-pressed to single out a most compelling clue. As a linguist and a
layman, though, my foremost factoid from JFk's fatal day in Dallas is
verbal. I can't imagine why Texas governor John Connally, who was stuck
by the first bullet to pass through Kennedy, would immediately exclaim
"Oh my God, they're going to kill us all!" -- unless he presupposed that
they were not going to kill all of the people in the
car. His suspicious outcry came just after JFK clutched his throat, and
just before his head exploded, With it, the governor became both the
first conspiracy theorist and the foremost witness of the assassination.
I adduce the Connally exclamation because it is an eerie precursor of Captain Osbon's exclamation onboard JetBlue Flight 191:
"They're going to take us down! They're taking us down! They're going to take us down! Say the Lord's prayer! Say the Lord's prayer!"
What
did.Captain Osbon discover that so unnerved him? The official position
that he simply freaked out is bizarre at best. It's more likely, though,
that Flight 191 was participating in a terror exercise, and that its
pilot discovered, to his horror, that the exercise was going to "go
live" as a false flag operation. This would explain the references to
Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran. 911 made wars against Afghanistan and Iraq
possible. Might the downing of Flight 191 have been intended as the
necessary provocation for a war against Iran? In light of modern
American history, it's insane to not consider that possibility.
My
perspective on Captain Osbon's state of mind is unique, insofar as I am
the commanding officer of Ghost Troop, the well-known cyber militia
unit widely credited with preempting false flag attacks against Houston,
Chicago and Portland. The first of our missions of was described well
in a Sunday article by Major William B. Fox, a former Marine: 8th Anniversary: How Ghost Troop Stopped a BP Nuke.
Major
Fox was generous in presenting my methods without my mania. I defy
anyone, though, however brave or brazen, to see a false flag targeting
his home town and not freak out, even though he may continue to forge
ahead, as I did, to try prevent it. I was operating under threats by the
FBI, dismissal by the Secret Service, cautious cooperation by Houston
Police Department CID and the contempt by many of my media colleagues.
Most
galling of all were Alex Jones, who interviewed me ten days before the
BP explosion; John Stadtmiller, who interviewed me the day after the
false flag; and Ron Paul, on whose home turf the attack occurred. All
three of these reputed lions of liberty caught yellow fever at crunch
time. Jones and Stadtmiller threw away the interviews and, if asked
about me and Ghost Troop, rabidly replied that we were COINTELPRO. As
for Ron Paul, whom I had known since my days as an NBC editorial writer,
he became deaf, dumb and blind.
Two
years after Ghost Troop's first counter-false-flag mission we again
sounded the alarm in Houston, while Jones and Stadtmiller again attacked
us as COINTELPRO. After events validated our efforts, both of them
refused to announce or discuss the close call -- and Ron Paul continued
to play deaf, dumb and blind..
Nuclear attack warning story
Basing his information on a report from a man claiming to be a former U.S. Army intelligence officer, show host Greg Szymanski reported that the area was likely the target for a government-led nuclear attack. The report quickly made the rounds via e-mail and blog sites.
On Wednesday, people driving along Galveston’s Seawall Boulevard could see unmarked black trucks and sport utility vehicles bearing government license plates near crews setting up what appeared to be satellite or radar gear on the beach. The crews were wearing shirts embossed with the words, “Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team,” a branch of the U.S. Defense Department. It was enough to get even the most timid conspiracy theorist thinking something was up. -- Galveston County Daily News, 2/2/2006
Many
of my readers will be aghast at my charge that the major alternative
media and politics are not really an alternative at all, but rather an
adjunct to the powers that be, and that they are as complicit in setting
up the next 9/11 as their mainstream brethren were in setting up the
first one. I can only reply that my worst-case assessment was agonizing
for me, who was risking his life while they were demonstrating that they
were insidious insiders. My story is supported by facts, to which they
reply only by name calling.
I suspect that Captain Osbon has learned, as I did, that the onion of reality reeks as you peel back its layers.
To be continued in JetBlue Jumble 191: Crime Code Clues.
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