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On the subject of Abdul Mutallab, it is only prudent to investigate the possibility that he is merely a puppet being manipulated by officials who feel that control through fear is the best strategy for implementation of various kinds of reform.

However, in the same breath there is always the whisper of support for the Military Industrial Complex and the many ex-military brass that have been implicated in myriad illicit and illegal covert activities ranging from drug smuggling and bank fraud, to subversion and playing god. There are more than a few foreign governments who have found themselves at the mercy of the CIA and various criminal cartel counterparts they have employed.

Furthermore, on the subject of terrorism, the CIA and FBI both share in a significant portion of the international conversation which argues that when this strategy is engaged within official circles it is a necessary evil.

The Gulf of Tonkin incident, USS Liberty fiasco and even the attack on Pearl Harbor are well documented events which bear incredible similarities to the classic “false flag” operation. These were government manipulated incidents which were quite obviously used as attempts to garner support for military actions that would not have otherwise brought about a general consensus from the American people.

When analyzing the actions of the “underwear bomber” -- more like the “panty pyro” -- there is a mountain of relevant data which suggests that he did not work alone as had been insisted by the nation’s top security agencies.

While alleged evidence suggests that Abdul Mutallab was assisted by an American born Taliban operative from New Mexico, the reports claim that he was instructed to complete the job alone. He was to choose the plane and devise his own strategy for blowing it up. However, there is a video tape from the Amsterdam airport which shows a tall, well dressed man escorting Mutallab to the ticket counter, along with eyewitnesses who claim they were both subsequently led to a separate area by the ticket agent.

Evidence suggests that he and the well dressed man met with security officials in order to gain clearance to board the plane without a passport. The ticket agent claims the man escorting Mutallab explained that he was from Mumbai and that this was standard procedure because he was a refugee.

What is significant about the escort is that he fits rather well into a portrait of official involvement, but the FBI first denied the man ever existed. Now that they have been forced to admit there was an accomplice at the airport their case falls apart. However, they are proceeding under the previous premise of the “lone assassin,” which as informed persons realize, is a moniker of government conspiracies.

Eye witnesses also reported seeing a man videotaping the entire incident that transpired on the plane, which fit’s the research and development parameters of the military training scenario “able warrior”, “able danger” and this procedure has been employed increasingly in extremely realistic settings, even going so far as to use inhabited civilian sectors. Some of these are average cities and towns where military personnel are dispatched with local bureaucrats’ consent, and some are government controlled facilities (town models) which are inhabited by volunteers.

A significant factor concerning the actual incident on the plane is that it was such a failure. To have succeeded in smuggling high explosives onto the aircraft and then at the last moment botch the job makes no sense. Regardless of the odds, reports of the reaction to, and prevention of, the detonation of the explosive filled condom suggest that Mutallab would have had to expose himself excessively.

Abdul Mutallab would have had to profess his intentions to the crew and passengers for the reaction to have been what it was. This insinuates that he had to be intelligent and evasive enough to have devised a strategy, checked flight schedules, chosen a plane, presented documentation, bought a ticket, and successfully smuggled the explosives on the plane, only to suddenly go so blank that he would literally have had to forget his own name. This of course is highly unlikely.

After the incident occurred, the reaction by security officials is questionable at best.

The plane was allowed to remain full of passengers, sitting on the tarmac, for over two hours when there was no possibility that anyone involved could have known the true nature or magnitude of the threat. Once the passengers were allowed to de-board the craft, they were escorted to a small enclosed area and required to remain there.

During this, many of the passengers report the employment of a bomb sniffing dog which pointed out one of the passengers’ luggage. The man was then led away by security, along with his luggage. Nothing in the scenario suggests this was a bomb. However, a security official stated to the passengers, “We need to move you all, I am sure you saw what just happened and I don’t need to tell you why we’re moving you.”

It this bag truly contained an explosive device, this suggest that two extremely unlikely events thus occurred. Why would the bomb have not been detonated?

What the evidence suggests is that the bag was part of the mission and thus there were significant levels of residue in or on it. Once again, the “lone assassin” picture the FBI is trying to paint just does not hold water.

The problem with “able warrior”, “able danger” missions is that there are always a significant level of security personnel who are left out of ‘the loop” and thus are prone to taking actions which then must be subverted and denied by more senior officials. This is why there are so many different levels of information, and such a significant amount of deception and denial within the investigation itself.

Abdulmotullob is reported as admitting he was co-opted by a Taliban operative, however his profile certainly does not present him as a prime candidate for a successful venture. But that is largely a matter of opinion.

As far as the failure of the mission, it can be deduced that in the current atmosphere surrounding the September 11 incident, and the fact that there are tens of thousands of architects and engineers who are demanding a new investigation into the alleged “structural failure” of both the twin towers and WTC seven, a false flag event would not want to be perpetrated with any actual loss of life on American soil.

Truly, if there is another attack within this nation, the investigation that will ensue will reflect the burgeoning levels of mistrust and accusations against many government agencies, and will cast a net so wide Bin Laden himself, often aided and abetted by U.S. security agencies, couldn’t escape it.

At this point federal security agencies, both home and abroad, are claiming that there is guaranteed to be a terrorist attack on United States soil within 6 months. Given the fact that federal security agencies claim that a person such as Abdulmotullob was able to smuggle explosives on a plane and nearly detonate them, this leaves the door open for inordinate levels of extra security in almost every sector.

This is all too convenient.