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What are False Flags?

Brief History of False Flag Attacks

“False flag attacks occur when government engages in covert operations designed to deceive the public in such a way that the operations seem as if they are being carried out by other entities.

False flag terrorism is a favorite political tactic used BY GOVERNMENTS WORDLWIDE. They influence elections, guide national and international policy, and are cynically used to formulate propaganda and shape public opinion as nations go to war”.

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  6. RELATED: Syrien – Terroristen hinter Giftgasangriff – Aktion unter falscher Flagge aufgedeckt

  7. Laat ik een poging wagen om iets te schrijven over de gebeurtenissen die plaats vonden in Amsterdam.

    Voor dat ik dit doe plaats ik een brief die laura Aboli onlangs kreeg. Het spreekt voor zich dat ik hier niets aan toe te voegen heb.

    “Dear Laura,
    Thank you so much for taking the time to read and respond to my email- I am deeply appreciative. I spent last night thinking over your words. I feel that your response has given me a better understanding of you and your channel, which I have been following for some time now.

    I grew up (I am 52 now) as a secular Jewish American on Long Island, NY. All four of my grandparents escaped religious persecution and certain death in eastern Europe (I am named after my grandmother’s younger sister, who was gang raped by a group of Ukrainian men and then thrown into a river to die, while her family watched.) I was raised with the mentality of “Jews have to stick together because everyone else, deep down, hates us.”

    While we were not particularly religious and had many non Jewish friends, we were culturally identifiable as Jews and religion played a role in the background of my life. However, as I reached adulthood, I became disillusioned with our secular way of life: coming home every night to find my parents staring vacuously at the television, their obsession with sporting events and its cultures, my experiences in college with its endless parties and get togethers devoid of meaning.
    In short, I had an “awakening” and returned to the ways of my ancestors, and in
    the 90’s became what can be called an orthodox Jew.

    It was not until decades later, around 2012, that I started to realize that despite my most sincere intentions, I simply traded one form of programming and indoctrination for another. I am still, all these years later, on a slow and painful journey to shed the layers of my religious identity. I don’t know how or when I will reach the end of that particular journey. With kids involved, it feels enormously challenging to me.

    However, the events of 2020 put me on a bit of a fast track. I remember shopping in Trader Joe’s and being told to put on a mask- I was just beginning to wake up to what was really going on with this plandemic, and my whole body screamed a visceral “no” as I forced this mask onto my face so I could food shop. But my reaction didn’t stop there. I suddenly wanted to tear off my modest and identifiably Jewish garb.

    A thought popped into my head, “how much longer am I going to comply with what feels like the senseless and demeaning rules of authority?” In that moment, I could see no difference between the CDC directives and those of my rabbi’s. Further cementing this epiphany, in a different aisle in the store I saw a woman dressed head to toe in a burka, finished off with the prerequisite mask on her face. I felt sorry for her, and I realized that, despite outward appearances, she and I were not all that different. That day in spring of 2020 marked a turning point for me, where I earnestly began questioning everything, no matter how painful or sacred the topic. It is a journey I am still pursuing.

    I remember in the days when I was becoming religious, I also chafed at the notion of a “chosen people.” You are right; it is demeaning and divisive and nothing good can come from such an appellation. I remember at the time, that the only way I found any peace with this, albeit in a roundabout manner, was to tell myself that Judaism believes that all good people of any religion can attain the world to come, whereas other religions believe that no matter how good and moral a Jewish person I am, I will still go to hell.

    Today, as I reflect on my mental circumlocutions on this topic, I want to laugh and cry at the stupidity of all of it, and I see it for the religious programming that it is- intending for us to comply and obey and surrender our own personal power to a sanctioned authority figure, to make decisions for me. To keep people divided from one another. To stop the universal currents and flow of my heart.

    I do think thst our collective history of persecution and extermination has left a marked stamp on those people who experienced Jewish generational trauma, in many ways a trial by fire that has brought out facets and sides to the Jewish people that otherwise may have lain dormant….

    These are just thoughts and speculations. I have no answers. As part of my religious adult life, I have spent much time in Israel. It is a land of tremendous beauty, a land of amazing synchronicities and connections, a land that I love.
    In Israel you will find Jews of every color and ethnicity. You will also find well over two million Arab citizens. On my most recent visit last year, my son who is studying in yeshiva needed to go to the emergency room; we were treated by a very nice and well-educated Arab doctor. I sat at cafes with Arabs nearby, walked next to them in streets and parks etc etc. It is no land of apartheid, that much I can personally attest. (I would like to give some further insight into the Gaza strip, and maybe I will do so in a subsequent email if you are interested.)

    What it is a land of, I think, is a land of great universal holiness. People of every religious persuasion are drawn to Israel. There is something about the very earth there that just feels different, and spiritually attuned people can pick up on those earth frequencies. To use another religious word, I feel that the land is sacred and that it attracts seekers from all paths and walks of life. There is something other-dimensional happening there… it is beyond the scope of words, but I feel that this inherent holiness coexists with an equally dark force.

    Right now, this dark force is dominating Israel, and spreading out to the whole of the Middle East… and I hope that this darkness is coming to light so that it may be expelled and expunged from our planet.
    Can Jews lay claim to this holy land? Can any people justifiably do so? How many countries around the world have been colonized, and why? There is so much discussion to be had on this point. I wish I had more answers…
    I, too, have many questions about this war. The main one that I can’t get past is: how did the October 7th massacre happen and Israel, with its world class, state-of-the-art surveillance, have no foreknowledge of it? I have no problem believing that Netanyahu likely did know it was coming, and indeed allowed it to happen in order to start this war. As much as I similarly believe that President Bush was complicit in 9/11.

    I also believe that Hamas has indoctrinated its people to hate Jews, and worse than that, raise them in a culture of death and destruction. The innocent Arabs in Gaza are as much pawns of Hamas as are those Jews who support Netanyahu in this war.
    I have spent every day over this past year, sick to my stomach over what is happening. I cry myself to sleep all the time. I spend long periods of time in silence, turning inward for answers and direction. I speak out when and where I feel I can, I plant seeds all the time, but for the most part feel that I am surrounded by zombified, programmed robots.

    As I continue to shed the layers of my religious identity, I realize that this is one area in which I have a long way to go. It has been instilled in me so deeply, with my personal and also our collective history, that Jews must support one another, at least publicly, otherwise our words will come back to be used against us. To a large degree I still feel the truth of this. I see the truth of this playing out every day.

    If you have read this far, please know that this is an outpouring of my heart, out of a desire for the ultimate truth to be revealed, out of a desire to not be needlessly persecuted and discriminated against. Out of a desire for peace. Ultimately I feel the real divide is between governments and their peoples… and that we are all unwitting pawns in a very sick game. I hope the truth will set us free…

    Thank you for taking the time to read my words, and I wish you all the best on your continued journey. May your voice always be used to bring people together, and may it be used to expose the darkness in ways that don’t cast shadows on every day people just trying to live the best life they can.

    In peace and love, and with respect for your work,

    Rikki “

    Dan nu mijn visie op de gebeurtenissen. In Amerika is er een nieuwe president. Althans niet echt nieuw want hij was het in 2020 ook maar daar is toen een stokje voor gestoken.

    Hij heeft aangegeven de Deep State te zullen gaan ontmantelen, iets wat JFK in de jaren 60 ook wilde gaan doen maar ook daar is toen een stokje voor gestoken. Die Deep State kinderen hebben volgens mij wel wat met stokjes maar dit terzijde.

    Op zich interessant dat deze chaos in Amsterdam zo kort na de verkiezingen plaats vind. Maar wat ik probeer te zeggen is dit. Nederland, althans de mafia in Nederland, wat ze ook wel “overheid” noemen heeft heel veel te verliezen als de Deep State echt ontmantelt gaat worden. Er gaan dan namelijk heel veel koppen rollen. Zoveel dat iemand als Pol Pot het schaamrood op zijn wangetjes zou krijgen.

    Nog eventjes een kleine aanvulling; ben zelf ook gek op stokjes….

    https://apollosolaris.com/2014/03/20/toys-for-men/

    tja…

    “Je ziet het pas wanneer je het doorhebt.”

    De wijsheid van J.C.
    Een Amsterdammer.

    https://t.me/warekracht/39055