Don't call me crazy...

When I first heard about the warheads mistakenly making their way to Louisiana, I have to admit, other than the thought of those things flying over my head, I thought it was bad, but not THAT bad.

Well, it could be THAT bad. The more I read about it, the worse it seems. Read the article here

Excerpt: Barksdale Air Force Base is being used as a jumping off point for Middle East operations. Gee, why would we want cruise missile nukes at Barksdale Air Force Base. Can’t imagine we would need to use them in Iraq. Why would we want to preposition nuclear weapons at a base conducting Middle East operations?

His final point was to observe that someone on the inside obviously leaked the info that the planes were carrying nukes. A B-52 landing at Barksdale is a non-event. A B-52 landing with nukes. That is something else.

Then read through the comments. What you'll find out is that it's next to impossible for a mistake like this to happen. There are too many checks along the way, too many people have to be notified and sign off on it. If it was a mistake, it was an intentional one. So there are only a few options on the table for why this "mistake" occurred.

What's obvious is that there was a leak and leaks are always done for a reason. Now, whether that leak was by a disgruntled military person who's fed up with the administration's shenanigans or it was by the administration itself as a sort of "rattle the saber at Iran" kind of move, I don't know. If it was a leak from within the military, what were they warning us of? That the administration is planning a war with Iran? We mostly know already that they are. No mystery there.

Or is it something worse --a false flag. Rumors have been flying around the 'net about 5 cities (maybe 6) being targeted for an attack to scare the public and the world into a new war in the Middle East. Remember, as a result of this little escapade, there is a military stand-down ordered for the 14th of September. So, much like 9/11, there will be a stand-down while at the same time, someone is gambling $4.5 billion on a stock market crash.

Heh. Maybe this NORTHCOM martial-law excercise won't be just an exercise.

You all must think I'm a conspiracy theorist. I'm not. I'm just bored. And bored people read about conspiracies, aliens & ghosts, and other weird things.

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