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Jay Dyer’s analysis of the Las Vegas shooting (Republishing)

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In the context of the first anniversary of the Las Vegas shooting, I republish the excellent analysis of the tragedy made by Jay Dyer on Red Ice TV, only a few days after the events. Additional information is available on this case as well. For example, Alex Jones presented on his show evidence that muzzle flashes could be seen during the shooting, which suggests that aircrafts might have been in the vicinity of the buildings. Here is an article that resumes the main evidence. On a personal note, whenever I think about this tragedy, flashbacks of the movie series Die Hard, featuring Bruce Willis, keep popping in my head. There is something ‘scripted’ about the Las Vegas shooting that we can’t miss.

Forget about the mainstream media. Only the alternative media dare to speak the truth.

The investigation of Rita Katz on Operation Green Quest

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This radio show by Dave Emory explores the heroic investigation of private citizen Rita Katz on Operation Green Quest that led to the Holy Land Foundation trial. Her work allowed us to unveil the deep penetration of the GOP and of the Bush Administration by islamist elements from the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Al-Qaeda. However, her research was eventually subverted and neutralized by members of the CIA and FBI. Among several things, Dave Emory explores the role eventually played by the Ptech firm, owned and controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood, on the day of 9/11. In effect, the fact that it is Ptech that developped the threat assessment software used by the Air Force, the FAA and Norad could account for the confusion experienced on the morning of 9/11, which facilitated the attacks and delivered New York and Washington D.C. to hostile forces. Also, the role played by the Safa Trust and the SAAR network on the economic side of it is also explored, among other elements. Rita Katz has written a book titled Terrorist Hunter in which she chronicles the whole story.

FTR #569: The triumph of treason