Dr. Kevin Barrett: Is Boko Haram a Psy-Op?

- Muslim fundamentalism, radicalism and terrorism have its roots in western Illuminist intelligence agencies. Chiefly: CIA, MI5/6, Mossad … It is a well documented fact that these agencies finance, train, support, manage, control … these Muslim terrorists. It should more correctly be termed as: western supported Illluminist terrorism and not Muslim terrorism. Unfortunately, at the lower levels, many Muslims are deceived into joining and participating in these western terrorist organizations. These are Satanic organizations and not Muslim. It has little (to nothing at all) to do with religion. Illuminists masquerade themselves as Christians, Muslims, Jews … to deceive the sheeple.
– - The western Illuminati need a false pretext to increase their deployment of military assets into Africa. Nigeria, because of oil, is targeted for conquest. The western Illuminati is also countering moves by China into Africa.
– - Is Boko Haram a Psy-Op?
by Dr. Kevin Barrett, http://www.presstv.com/
We are told that a radical Islamic group called Boko Haram has kidnapped schoolgirls in Nigeria. This classic good-vs.-evil tale pits crazed Muslim extremists against adorable innocent children. The whole world demands the rescue of the girls, and deplores the evils of “radical Islam.”
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It is a terrific story – the stuff Hollywood films are made of. But is it true?
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Though the story is hogging the global media spotlight, it is full of gaping holes and wildly inconsistent official pronouncements. The Christian Science Monitor, hardly a bible of conspiracy theorists, points out:
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“For all the urgent headlines and advocacy, however, what is still missing are basic facts. It is unclear how many girls were abducted, who they are, who did it, at what time, and exactly how.”
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A story featuring unknown heroines and unknown villains performing unknown actions at an unknown time does not even qualify as a myth. The word “rumor” might even be an exaggeration.
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The Christian Science Monitor story continues:
“For starters, the number of girls taken away by the self-described Islamist radical Boko Haram and later rescued keeps changing. First it was 129 girls rescued. Then 121 were rescued and 8 were missing. The next day, none had been rescued at all. No collective set of photos of the girls appears to exist, or even all their names (some websites with photos of the girls have used photos lifted from elsewhere).”
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This is all very strange. It reminds some researchers of the anomalies surrounding official pronouncements about the victims of the Sandy Hook school shooting of December 2012 and the Boston Marathon bombing of April 2013.
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The local news website Boston.com lists the names, ages, and hometowns of four people killed by the Boston bombing and sixty more who were wounded. Authorities claim that 264 people in all were wounded. But videos of the bombing show that the area where the bomb went off was largely empty of people. The claim that 264 people were wounded strikes many researchers, including University of Minnesota Professor Emeritus James Fetzer, as grossly exaggerated. There is no documentation, not even a list of names, for 204 of the 264 people allegedly wounded.
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Additionally, Professor Fetzer and other researchers argue that the Boston bombing videos prove that some of the worst “injuries” were Hollywood-style fakes. He says that one of the alleged victims, Nick Vogt, actually lost his legs in Afghanistan, not in the Boston bombing. In his article “Some ‘hard lessons’ from the Boston Bombing” Fetzer reproduces photographs purporting to show Vogt being prepared with fake wound prosthetics in the aftermath of the bombing. The photos and video of Vogt and another man who supposedly lost his leg, Jeff Bauman, raise serious questions about how people can lose legs from blunt force trauma yet suffer minimal loss of blood. Bauman was placed upright in a wheelchair – hardly the recommended treatment for someone who has just lost a leg – and taken away looking fully alert and in no apparent pain.
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