another government sponsored false flag attack: Pentagon Shooting

Just two days after we warned of false flag domestic attacks that would be blamed on the federal government’s political adversaries were all but inevitable, a Californian man attacked the Pentagon last night in a shooting that wounded two police officers and has since been blamed on the John Patrick Bedell’s advocacy for 9/11 truth.

On Wednesday we explained how a Southern Poverty Law Center report which demonized We Are Change 9/11 truth organizations in the same breath as violent racist skinhead groups was part of a preparatory set-up for violent domestic acts that would be blamed on anti-government extremists.

We pointed out that since examples of Americans committing violence in pursuit of their political beliefs, FBI patsy Timothy McVeigh aside, were thin on the ground, organizations like the SPLC were begging for such incidents to occur in order to provide the federal government with the pretext to crack down on dissent and silence free speech on the Internet.

Low and behold, last night 36-year-old John Patrick Bedell calmly walked up to a subway station immediately adjacent to the Pentagon building, pulled out a gun and opened fire at point blank range.

“He walked up very cool. He had no real emotion on his face,” said Richard Keevill, chief of Pentagon police.

Two officers were injured before Bedell was gunned down and later confirmed dead in the early hours of the morning.

Authorities said they were investigating reports of a second man at the scene who was apparently aiding the shooter.

As is routine, people who knew Bedell expressed shock that he would attempt such an attack

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US Govt to stage another terror attack within the next 3-6 months

Intelligence chiefs say another terror attempt in U.S. is 'certain'

February 2, 2010 7:43 p.m. EST

The likelihood of another attempted terror attack is "certain," Director of National Intelligence Agency Dennis Blair says.

EDITORS NOTE: Over 200 declassified military documents have shown and proven without a shadow of a doubt that the US government has over and over again staged 'False Flag' attacks on it's on people to blame it on another country. the jig is up!

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

• NEW: Capture of al Qaeda's top leaders needed to possibly end attempts, Dennis Blair says
• NEW: Blair defends decision to read Christmas day suspect rights, says it yielded useful intel
• Al Qaeda remains the top security threat to the United States, agency heads say
• U.S. intelligence community also faces growing cybersecurity threat

RELATED TOPICS

• Terrorism
• Al Qaeda
• Central Intelligence Agency
• Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington (CNN) -- Another attempted terrorist attack on the United States in coming months is "certain," the heads of major U.S intelligence agencies told a Senate committee Tuesday.
Al Qaeda remains the top security threat to the United States, but a growing cyber-security threat also must be addressed by the U.S. intelligence community, the heads of the CIA, the FBI and other agencies told the Senate Intelligence Committee.
The hearing covered a range of security issues and became contentious, with Republicans on the committee arguing with Democratic counterparts and the intelligence chiefs on how the Obama administration has handled terrorism suspects such as the failed Christmas Day bomber of a U.S. airliner.
Asked by committee chair Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, of the likelihood of another attempted terror attack on the United States in the next three to six months, the officials agreed with Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair's initial answer of "certain."