False flags are so yesterday

Conspiracy has gone mainstream, limiting the Deep State's options

With President Trump having ordered an aerial strike on what are believed to be Iran’s nuclear-development facilities, some “patriots” on X.com are now calling for extreme vigilance in the homeland. Case in point, DC Draino:

One can’t help but not that it is that it is exactly this type of fearmongering rhetoric which seems designed to precede the commission of a false-flag event.

If, God forbid, some violent and destructive act is perpetrated within the borders of the United States in the coming days or weeks, and the guilty party is declared to be Iranian sleeper cell agents, this would have the convenient effect of creating public justification for the launching of total war against Iran.

But then again, would it indeed have an effect, after all?

Certainly many people would respond thusly, with absolute absence of reflection, to such a turn of events. Yet the undeniable growth of conspiracy culture over the past two decades means that a far greater number of Americans are completely aware of the shady, disreputable, and downright wicked deeds our rulers have planned and executed, with general impunity since before most of us were even born.

For many, the atrocities of the scamdemic and lockdown in 2020 and the forcing of the vax in 2021 were a wake up call, but for many others it was merely a confirmation. Distrust of the “principalities, powers, thrones, and dominions” has never been greater.

This is why, in many ways, DC Draino’s above tweet reads like an archaic relic of a bygone age. “Report things that seem unusually off”? Yeah, right. The authorities to whom we are being asked to “report” are— we suspect— more than likely the ones who are up to the malicious mayhem in the first place, should such mayhem manifest itself! Why, then, ought they be “reported” to? They certainly aren’t here to help us.

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Put simply, if “another 9/11” is to occur, it is unlikely to have the galvanizing, unifying effect that the original tower-pulling routine had nearly a quarter of a century ago. If something similar happens in the near future, and it’s blamed on “Iranian sleeper agents,” legions of commentators will be crying foul from the get-go.

Some, again, will still believe “the official story,” i.e., the equivalent of holding all of the absurdities declared by government mouthpieces and promoted by mainstream media types regarding 9/11 but many, many others will simply never swallow such lies.

Times have changed. Blind faith in our rulers is out; too many eyes have been opened.

Andy Nowicki is the author of several books, most recently The Insurrectionist, and Muze, as well as the recently-published The Rule of Wrath. Visit his YouTube channel.