Tag: Manchester bombing

The Manchester Arena False Flag

Guest Post by Iain Davis

Richard D. Hall is an independent investigative journalist and documentary film maker who has gone further than any other journalist to examine the evidence surrounding the alleged 2017 Manchester Arena bombing. If we look at the evidence, which is the only way to ascertain the truth, the Manchester Arena bombing was, in my view, a false flag.

The official Manchester Arena Bombing narrative asserts the following as “fact.”

On 22nd of May 2017, 22 people were killed by a 22 year old Islamist terrorist Salman Abedi who committed suicide when he detonated his TATP (triacetone triperoxide) backpack bomb at around 22.30. The bomb detonated just after Ariana Grande ended her set following the conclusion of her 22nd song.

Initially 59 people were reportedly injured, 38 directly by the bomb. By 2018 it was more than 800. The majority must have been injured in the stampede and this significantly increased number includes those psychologically traumatised by the event.

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A Suicide Bombing Was Allowed to Happen Because A Guard Feared Accusations of Racism

Via Gen Z Conservative

Political correctness is killing the West. Citizens of once-proud nations, the former builders of the great empires of Western Civilization, are terrorized by Mohammedans that wreak bloody havoc upon the prostrate states of Europe.

Rapes go unreported and unpunished in Britain because dealing with Pakistani rape gangs is considered “racist.” Sweden has become a no-go zone, full of terror and mayhem. Priests are beheaded by Muslims in France as concerts are shot up and entire neighborhoods are shut off from Western eyes and justice. The blood-drenched sabers of Islam have gutted Christendom.

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Enabling Murder

Guest Post by Bruce Bawer

Western politicians worry more about being called “Islamophobic” than they do about stopping jihadist slaughter.

Damn these jihadist murderers of children. And damn the politicians who have, in many cases, helped make these murders possible but who are quick, this time and every time, to serve up empty declarations of “solidarity”even as the bodies of innocents are still being counted.

London mayor Sadiq Khan (who recently dismissed terrorist attacks as “part and parcel of living in a big city”): “London stands with Manchester.” Orlando mayor Buddy Dyer (who, in the wake of the Pulse nightclub massacre, proclaimed a CAIR-backed “Muslim Women’s Day”—you know, the kind of event that proclaims hijabs “empowering”): Orlando “stands in solidarity with the people of the UK.” L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti (who went berserk when Trump tried to impose that temporary travel ban from a half-dozen Muslim countries): “Los Angeles stands with the people of Manchester.”

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Manchester Innocence Lost – “Torture One Day, Passports The Next”

Authored by Raul Ilargi Meijer via The Automatic Earth blog,

There are times when you have to talk about things when it appears most inopportune to do so, because they’re the only times people might listen. Times when people will argue that ‘this is not the right moment’, while in reality it’s the only moment.

A solid 99% of people will have been filled, and rightly so of course, with a mixture of disgust, disbelief and infinite sadness when hearing of yet another attack on civilians in Europe, this one in Manchester. An equally solid 99% will have failed to recognize that while the event was unique for the city of Manchester, it was by no means unique for the world, not even at the time it happened.

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Manchester Bomber Was Product of West’s Libya/Syria Intervention

Guest Post by Daniel McAdams

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Here’s what the media and politicians don’t want you to know about the Manchester, UK, suicide attack: Salman Abedi, the 22 year old who killed nearly two dozen concert-goers in Manchester, UK, was the product of the US and UK overthrow of Gaddafi in Libya and “regime change” policy in Syria. He was a radicalized Libyan whose family fled Gaddafi’s secular Libya, and later he trained to be an armed “rebel” in Syria, fighting for the US and UK “regime change” policy toward the secular Assad government.

The suicide attacker was the direct product of US and UK interventions in the greater Middle East.

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