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The plot to use Flight MH 370 as a vehicle for a nuclear terror attack only adds to the
growing skepticism over whether or not nuclear weapons even exist. In short, large amounts of explosives (e.g.,
C4)
are needed to create a massive explosion and subsequent fireball in
order to convince the public that they just witnessed a nuclear
explosion. Since ALL fireballs tend to mushroom, the bigger the
explosion the greater the perceived nuclear attack. Evidently, a
Boeing 777 can be packed with enough explosives in order to convince humanity that it just witnessed a nuclear attack.
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Iranian Hijack
Evidence linking Iran to the hijacked Flight MH 370 was first identified
on March 10, 2014, when it was revealed that the 2 stolen passports
used to board the missing plane were used with
2 tickets purchased by an Iranian man
who: a) bought the tickets at the last-minute, b) paid cash, and c)
only purchased one-way tickets—All three of which are red-flags for
terrorism. Three days later on March 10, 2014, it was reported that the
mystery fake-passport holders on missing flight were in fact Iranian, ultimately confirming Iran’s hand in the hijack of the plane. A day later on March 11, 2014,
Iranian lawmaker blamed the U.S. for the plane’s disappearance, an ominous sign that Iran is attempting to shift the blame of the hijacking onto the U.S. However, since
Truther.org exposed the Iranian terror angle on March 10, 2014, intelligence officials quickly declared on March 12, 2014, that there was
no Iranian terror link in respect to Flight MH 307.
On any other day, Iranian nationals using stolen passports to board a
plane which has since been hijacked would be construed as terrorism, but
not in this case. Evidently, the real terrorists orchestrating this
particular terror plot want the Iranian based 9/11-sytle nuclear terror
strike to be a complete and utter surprise.
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Iran’s Nuclear Bomb
While Iran was attending meetings in Switzerland over its nuclear
program, numerous reports were leaked which suggests that Iran already
has a nuclear weapon. For example, on January 6, 2014, Fox News reported
that an
Iranian cleric stated that “Having a nuclear bomb is necessary to put down Israel”, a comment obviously directed at the United States. Roughly 2 weeks later on January 19, 2014, World Net Daily reported that
Iran is “2 to 3 weeks” away from nuclear bomb. A week later on January 26, 2014, it was reported that an
Iranian official confirmed that the country sought to build nuclear weapons. Predictably, 3 days later on January 29, 2014, the Times of Israel cited U.S. intelligence sources which found that
Iran can now build and deliver nukes. On February 1, 2014, a day prior to the planned nuclear strike on New York City during Super Bowl XLVIII, an
Iranian commander stated that “We have targets within America”, further confirming that an Iranian nuclear strike in the U.S. is imminent.
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Iran Trending
Aside from headlining the
2014 Nuclear Security Summit, Iran’s nuclear program has been trending as of late. For example, on March 1, 2014, it was reported that the
U.S. is pushing Israel to stop assassinating Iranian nuclear scientists, a report designed to show a vibrant Iranian nuclear program. A day later on March 2, 2014, it was revealed that
Obama and Netanyahu held a meeting to discuss the Iranian nuclear deal which happened to coincide with the
2014 AIPAC conference
in Washington, D.C. Although impossible to confirm, it is likely that
this particle terror plot was hatched at the AIPAC conference as events
began to unfold shortly thereafter. Ten days later on March 12, 2014,
it was reported that
Iran and Russia are now discussing adding nuclear plants. Most recently on March 15, 2014, it was reported that
Iran prevented sabotage at their nuclear facility.
The latter incident was likely fabricated specifically so that Israel
can tell the world in the aftermath of a nuclear terror strike on New
York City that they tried to sabotage Iran’s nuclear program but it was
too late.
