May 26, 2013 (AE) - I've noticed the spin since the very beginning of the Boston Bombings... but with the recent Woolwich Attack "the play" has become more obvious.
Early on Peter King made sure he name dropped Al Qaeda's internet magazine "Inspire" as the source for bomb building instructions before anyone even had a clue who was responsible for the Boston Bombings. This hasty suggestion seemed odd, and Islamophobic, so I simply chalked it up to standard Peter King fodder.
These recent "terror attacks" are being used, or have been created, to project an idea, an idea that people within the US and Britain are becoming "self radicalized", and this is being achieved through the internet from various sources, but spotlighted is Al Qaeda's internet magazine "Inspire". My opinion is that this is a fake magazine created by the CIA, but I won't detail the reasons here.
The fact that CNN repetitively mentioned this online source was "easy to find" and "could teach you how to build bombs" was hardly shy of a product placement ad.
I could write 20 pages breaking this all down, but it's easier, and better, for you to see the evidence for yourself in the videos and text below... and these are only a few of many examples.
I'll end this with the additional suggestion that the recent "3D Printable Gun" hype is VERY likely part of "the play"... that is, to make the internet into a dangerous wasteland of "self radicalizing" terrorists and shady rogue gun making "domestic terrorists".
What will the solution to all this be???...... INTERNET REGULATIONS
See the following supporting evidence below... and my late addition of the last article fully supports my suspicions... go directly to the end if you don't have time for the rest...
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