I just came across a post discussing a supposed false flag nuclear attack on New York involving the U.S. or Israel. It caught my attention because it was removed almost immediately. I'm not saying I believe everything in the post, but I thought it was strange to just delete it. If anyone knows where it is or has a link to it, could you please share? I recall one of the slides featured an article about President Obama expressing concern over a Manhattan nuclear incident, and another mentioned the $100 bill folded in a shape resembling a mushroom cloud. Plus, there was a comment predicting it might happen around Christmas. I'm really curious to see what other opinions were shared.
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This whole concept seems more like fear mongering than anything else. I mean, look at the state of things in the country; we struggle with basic healthcare and education. It makes you wonder if we’re really capable of pulling a stunt like that on ourselves. It's more complicated than it appears, and I don't think people really consider the implications.
I think that suggestion is a bit over the top. Still, we can't ignore the fact that unexpected things happened before, like 9/11. We should at least be prepared for anything, just in case. I'm stocking up on essential supplies because if something like this were to occur, I can imagine chaos ensuing.
What exactly are you planning to stock up on? Just remember that after 9/11, things didn't go completely haywire like people claimed they would.
Honestly, this just sounds like another scare tactic to me. There's so much sensationalism around these types of topics.
True, it raises the question of whether someone in such a dire situation would actually orchestrate something as drastic. It's definitely worth considering.