by Michael C. Ruppert, Global Research:
Never in the history of scandals involving the United States government has an attempt to conceal criminal conduct by an administration been more transparently dishonest or more easily exposed.
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On May 15 [2002] White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer — while making the startling admission that President Bush received CIA and FBI intelligence briefings in August 2001 indicating Osama bin Laden might be planning hijackings — told major news sources including CBS News,
At this point, would anyone be surprised if our government was willing to assassinate a U.S. president, bomb its own citizens, or unleash a virus to influence an election? Probably not. And this isn’t “tinfoil hat” conjecture; many level-headed people are raising serious questions about our government’s actions. Recently, public figures like Senator Rand Paul and RFK Jr. have been very outspoken about the government’s role in events such as the Kennedy assassinations and the COVID-19 “pandemic.” Rightly so, as the government has time and again proven itself utterly untrustworthy.
We are now at the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks that ushered in our current century and unleashed a series of wars, killing or displacing many millions. The highest-profile terrorist attacks in human history had tremendous importance both for the world and our own country, but a couple of decades later their memory has now dimmed, especially after the worldwide Covid epidemic and Russia’s Ukraine war, two much more recent events of even greater global magnitude.
