Posted:
#76
https://www.apfn.org/apfn/OKC_officer.htm
The link above is the details of Officer Yeakey's (sp?) assassination.
Possible False Flag
Posted:
#77
san berndino is bothering me.
I cant believe this one went under the radar. if they allowed it and then sealed it. weapons executive action goes unsealed Obama already in a interview looked down and to the right not left like okay lets pitch the gun ban. tn the pipe bombs took nearly four hours before that was realsed. and the origimal 345 bullet holes not bl bearing holes. finally the isis link women was from pakistan
Posted:
#79
the false flag is raised to shape public opinion it also used to give purpose and meaning to plans that other wise not be widely accepted.
if all media streams are hammering a news story there are usually many powers that be getting a slice of the impending actions.
san berdino government gets back silicon valley cooperation in targeting social media. fbi gets broader pen to sign off on domestic espionage programs, the Obama gets its weapons bans policy isis if isis connection not exposed
ice gets the blamed
such a neat pkg and to top the cake it happens at a mental disability office to place public eye the shoulders on mentally ill ....
pkg too pretty to not be crafted
Posted:
#80
Quote Originally Posted by sundance:
Plus a witness saw 3 white guys. This could be another one.
Plus a witness saw 3 white guys. This could be another one.
I simple explanation three guys do the office act like amerturish in weopons.
a phone call is made the other three who are on the hook for this
are in a go mode run for the suv and shot dead by pd.caught and killed
but the third didn't go he called the police and screamed they did it with the guns I bought.
so then the story has to change two did the office
the third is now in custody and there isn't a thought in that poor souls head.
Posted:
#81
Quote Originally Posted by djbrow:
This is the first time I've ever heard anyone even allege that McVeigh was a patsy.
This is the first time I've ever heard anyone even allege that McVeigh was a patsy.
Then again, Nature and the OP aren't playing with full decks so I have to understand the source. 
It's funny how people who aren't playing with full decks play off of each other. Im starting to understand that with others that are far gone as they are a simple conversation is not possible.
Partisan lemmings trapped in that paradigm and believing the prescribed talking points are truly the enemy from with in.
Some one said there was going to be a conspiracies forum on this site. Perhaps these wacko nutjobs can take their delusional dialog there and leave the political talk to people with a full deck
Posted:
#82
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:
timothy McVeigh explosive specialist attained rank of sargent realeased honorably us army. infltated the militia in Arizona..
targeting the federal building in Oklahoma, arrested charged sentenced to death not allowed visitors or reporters , all known members of Arizona cell now deceased. all investigation papers sealed to pulic viewing freedom of information act and not allowed to be viewed for 70 years....im smelling something
Interesting, I'm looking at the 481 page indictment as I type this.
Most everything is online except for the trial transcript, which I can access.
Intellect wasn't a premium in your household was it....
Posted:
#89
Quote Originally Posted by sundance:
https://www.apfn.org/apfn/OKC_officer.htm
The link above is the details of Officer Yeakey's (sp?) assassination.
hard one but this way it is....
Posted:
#92
Quote Originally Posted by djbrow:
Interesting, I'm looking at the 481 page indictment as I type this.
Most everything is online except for the trial transcript, which I can access.
Intellect wasn't a premium in your household was it....
Intellect i think is not the issue was much as it is reality. Such a tough pill to swallow for him being a liar by nature
Posted:
#93
Quote Originally Posted by dl36:
Intellect i think is not the issue was much as it is reality. Such a tough pill to swallow for him being a liar by nature
see dl insults his way to the lime light.
isn't it opinion you don't like or the reality
if you haven't noticed you again bring nothing to a discussion about the false flags, to you it is all a big fairy tale spun by conspiracy theorists. maybe you could get a book and read it.
"non dare it call it a conspiracy" then maybe you have a clue of what sundance is actually talking about.
my book is in my name and I aint releasing it here ....
ps after reading how to claim a prize on this site
I elected to fold the ncaab game today went with can I pick all the loosers. and go back to 0 from 15550 but lets see how my math works.
Posted:
#94
Gentlemen, It is getting closer to the time when you will not be able to get cash out of your bank. It has reached that time where preparation will eliminate any issues if and when this happens. The next 2-3 posts are from the alert section of the Steve Quayle web site.
We live on the outskirts of St Paul, MN. About 3 months ago my husband
cashed a $900 payroll check and the clerk literally handed him a stack of
bills 2 inches high. About a month ago when I went to cash a $1000
paycheck the clerk advised me that they (Anchor Bank) were changing their
policy and soon we would no longer be allow to cash checks. We would have
to deposit them and there would be a waiting period before we could
withdraw our money.
Posted:
#95
ARE BANKS SYSTEMATICALLY BEING DRAINED OF CASH-KEEP TRACK OF THESE REPORTS
Steve,
I just read the alert on your site about the fellow who went to his bank and had to wait for the teller to go to the vault to get his cash, as they were out. I'm in Maryland. This past Friday, (January 29, 2016) my husband and I went to one of the larger Maryland banks that we have been dealing with for many, many, years. We are retired, so we only go to the bank once a month to get enough spending cash to last us the month. We never had a problem until this time. I normally wait in the car while my husband goes inside to do the banking. When he came out, he apologized for taking a lot longer than usual. He said the teller had to go to the vault, as they were out of $20.00 bills!!!!!! Dolores
Posted:
#96
I just got a text from my brother who went to a Chase branch in southern California. He went to withdraw some cash (I don’t know how much) but apparently it exceed the amount they had in the drawer. So the teller had to go back to the vault to replenish and when the teller came back, they said casually that it was the last stack of $10,000 in cash they had on hand. Then mentioned that since they are a smaller branch they don’t tend to keep very much on hand and it probably wouldn’t be replenished until NEXT WEEK! My brother then asked what would happen if he needed cash and they didn’t have it. The answers were 1. Go to another branch 2. They’d write a money order 3. They’d file a request for funds that may take the bank a few days to receive. (All of which makes you feel VERY secure about accessing your own money, right?)
What an illusion of wealth and safety! JPMorgan Chase is one of the banks that have been central to the reports of coming capital controls and such. To hear that this branch, which probably has tens of millions of dollars in deposits from depositors in surrounding area, ONLY has 10K in the vault for the rest of the week, is a major red flag. I’ve been telling him for a while to get out of that bank ASAP and maybe this opened his eyes. They are set up to basically minimize withdrawals to essentially 0 if there is a bank run. As he said in response to my reply email “If there is a bank run, the second person in line would say “What do you mean there is no more money? I was the second person here?” I think that about typifies how shocked 99% of America would be the day they realize it’s all a house of cards pretending to be safe. Depositing money into JPM Chase is like letting a compulsive gambler hold your wallet. Just kiss it goodbye. You’re just financing their gambling habit for a fraction of time. Tomorrow they need to find more suckers to do the same thing.
Good news for whistleblowers like us is that it proves that laying ground work for the reality of what’s happening out there rests in the back of people’s minds until their personal experience starts to prove the things you’ve been saying all along are indeed true. We’ll see what he does moving forward after this experience. It does however prove that even people with finance degrees can be conned to believe in the system. In fact, we just watched The Big Short the other night and almost in the way that the Matrix was an eye opening movie for most, the Big Short, combined with his experience today is having an eye opening effect too. Steve Carell’s character has a moment in the movie where it all becomes clear to him and it cuts to the next scene with him calling his office saying “It’s all a fraud! The whole thing is a fraud!” as he proceeds to short the subprime mortgage industry.
Blessings to you
What an illusion of wealth and safety! JPMorgan Chase is one of the banks that have been central to the reports of coming capital controls and such. To hear that this branch, which probably has tens of millions of dollars in deposits from depositors in surrounding area, ONLY has 10K in the vault for the rest of the week, is a major red flag. I’ve been telling him for a while to get out of that bank ASAP and maybe this opened his eyes. They are set up to basically minimize withdrawals to essentially 0 if there is a bank run. As he said in response to my reply email “If there is a bank run, the second person in line would say “What do you mean there is no more money? I was the second person here?” I think that about typifies how shocked 99% of America would be the day they realize it’s all a house of cards pretending to be safe. Depositing money into JPM Chase is like letting a compulsive gambler hold your wallet. Just kiss it goodbye. You’re just financing their gambling habit for a fraction of time. Tomorrow they need to find more suckers to do the same thing.
Good news for whistleblowers like us is that it proves that laying ground work for the reality of what’s happening out there rests in the back of people’s minds until their personal experience starts to prove the things you’ve been saying all along are indeed true. We’ll see what he does moving forward after this experience. It does however prove that even people with finance degrees can be conned to believe in the system. In fact, we just watched The Big Short the other night and almost in the way that the Matrix was an eye opening movie for most, the Big Short, combined with his experience today is having an eye opening effect too. Steve Carell’s character has a moment in the movie where it all becomes clear to him and it cuts to the next scene with him calling his office saying “It’s all a fraud! The whole thing is a fraud!” as he proceeds to short the subprime mortgage industry.
Blessings to you
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