SKYGRABER: 'Al-QaedaTerrorists' to control US Death Drones - Controlled Opposition

Editors Note: Does the mainstream media & US Military Officials actually think we believe that 'Al-Qaeda' would be able to hijack a US Military Drone aircraft.

The Military Industrial Complex is letting you know there will be an attack perpetrated on the American people by Al-Qaeda. exercise extreme caution when filtering this propaganda.



Example of the Pentagon hiring gullible operatives for 'Al-Qaeda' to carry out terrorism.

"Sibel Edmonds, FBI Translator, said (jan 6, 2008) the State Department official once again proved useful. “A primary target would call the official and point to names on the list and say, ‘We need to get them out of the US because we can’t afford for them to spill the beans’,” she said. “The official said that he would ‘take care of it’.”
The four suspects on the list were released from interrogation and extradited.
Edmonds also claims that a number of senior officials in the Pentagon had helped Israeli and Turkish agents." read entire LONDON TIMES article.

What I am suggesting, is that 'Al-Quaeda' is 'hired' by the Pentagon/MIC to carry out terrorist attacks to solidify the myth that 'Al-Qaeda' exists and is a real threat. 

Fear is a great control mechanism.

Are you still afraid of H1N1?

Don't forget, it's ok to question what you hear... including this analysis.
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A $26 Skygrabber Program Can Intercept Army Communication

How insurgents in Iraq used a cheap computer program Skygrabber intercepting US communications. Skygrabber is a program a review of which can hardly be found online.
According to AFP and EPA Iraqi insurgents used Skygrabber software, which is cheap and readily available, to intercept signals from American unmanned aircraft, announced on Thursday the Wall Street Journal. WSJ journal says Skygrabber could hack the unmanned planes because those planes have unprotected communication link.
WSJ quoted a senior Defense and U.S. intelligence services, saying the cost of SkyGrabberis 25.99 dollars.

How The U.S. Learned About SkyGrabber Use

In 2009 the U.S. found a computer that belonged to a insurgent who was captured by the Army. The laptop used by the insurgent had SkyGrabber installed in it.

While the insurgents could have watched the video, there is no evidence they could have jammed the electronic communications.