I think they would like to do something like that, and maybe have even planned for it; but they know they can no longer pull it off. Too many people are aware of past false flags now, and scale is subsequently irrelevant; an unacceptable percentage of people will look immediately to the 1% and the occult state, not ISIS or whatever. They didn't know it at the time; but 911 was the tip of the terror pyramid, and they have had nowhere to go but down ever since. They are constantly doing little ones, but the sleepers forget too quickly; and ever more people catch on with each.

A massive disaster, like an actual nuke, would be enough justification for the government to go into full emergency mode, instate martial law over the country, and basically do anything they want. We don't have some massive underground resistance movement. When it happens, they will do whatever they want. Then maybe people will be willing to fight.

Arguably that could have been pulled at 9/11 too. In fact, when the disaster hapenned and all that we had were some images without much context, some people in other parts of the world initially thought that it was an attack with a tiny nuke of something. (Remember that Internet and phone networks got awfully jammed.)

Heck, there are people nowadays who still think that it could have been a nuke.

And it will be too late, as people such as myself have said for some time.

If we get to that point, resistance becomes exponentially more difficult. Every second we spend posting on reddit, the feds deploy more hardware to local police departments, install more cameras, and destroy more rights.

We can't expect the football watching John Q Public to care or share in our concern.

Well there's that; but we're making the assumption of a continued attempt to rule by subterfuge here.

Agree. Once a nuke goes off, a very predictable series of events will happen in quick succession.

We're already ready to hang them all. Try it fuckers. We dare you.

No god

Why do you WANT a nuke to go off on American soil, again? ಠ_ಠ

That made me lol

First of all, I don't necessarily disagree with your general point.

That said, if a nuke did go off, what would the 99% realistically do about it? I mean, before the security state clamps down hard, which would take 72 hours at the outside?

It's too late, I think, to react to something like that. And Americans are too scared to pre-emptively strike at this monolithic system. So there it is, we're left WAITING for the enemy to strike, and have no options for retaliation that won't also result in an unequal and opposing reaction from the State.

What to do, what to do....

They should move it to Detroit. Really. Any Illuminati reading this ... think about it.

They already have a project going in Detroit.

Why would you nuke a ghost town? :)

So Haliburton can giddy up and rebuild?

I dunno. Orlando doesn't seem to have any redeeming value.

Please let it be Washington DC or LA... not Chicago... too close to Canada. :P

Fuck you, buddy. Don't drop a bomb on me. (DC area)

I'm not your buddy, guy.

I'm not you guy, pal.

I knew one of these would be thrown at me, pal.

He's not your pal, friend

Probably the bomb will not be dropped, but rather transported by a seemingly innocent car or truck (depending on the size).

You know.. If you're gonna create a false flag event in this country like a nuke. Anywhere around the Great lakes would be pretty stupid. It's one of the largest areas of fresh water in the world. I'm sure it would screw with all those other plans for populace control in this country if they screwed up the water with radiation. I am not saying this to discredit false flags or anything like that; I know it might sound like I'm from conspiratard. It just seems like common sense. Granted TPTB seem to lack common sense but still.

It's one of the largest areas of fresh water in the world.

Oh, but how nice for Nestle'. Don't you want to pay Nestle' any time you consume a liquid? Nestle' thinks you should!

Regards, from Nestle'

Nestle and companies like it should shut down and apologize to the world.

I'm a slave to those bottle companies.. drink bottled water everyday at home and work to avoid fluoride. I wish there was a reasonable alternative.

You're probably drinking more fluoride in your Nestle bottled water and other bottled water than you know. Read up on the source for your precious bottled water.

IMHO every plastic bottle of water contributes more to the Water Wars and the Petro Dollar and the Landfill.

Get Fluoride out of your water locally.

If Israel can do it, so can we.

I do feel bad about the plastic waste, but for what it's worth I recycle all my bottles. I use poland spring which I know does not add fluoride to the water. It comes from sources which naturally contain fluoride, but in very small amounts (approx .10 ppm).

If you can point me to a better source of non-fluoridated water for home and work I will very much appreciate it. But until then, I need to drink a lot of water daily, and I refuse to ingest fluoride. Believe me, I'm not happy about supporting companies like poland spring.

Unless you're running that water through a reverse osmosis filter, you're better off drinking from the tap. The environment will thank you too for less plastic in landfills.

That's not true, poland spring does not add fluoride to the water, my city supply does.

If potable water was somehow made scarce; it would impart a great deal of wealth and power to those who hold what remains.

They're working on it, trust.

Very true.

Many of the TPTB own water rights in South America making such an action very profitable for them.

This is a good point.

The CEO of Nestle is proud of publicly stating that water is not a human right.

If you think these "people" care about destroying fresh water sources, you're gonna be very disappointed.

Fracking.

I wouldn't be surprised by this. It has been a long time since a false flag like 9/11. I pray for those near Chicago.

According to Karen Hudes, they already tried to nuke Charleston late last year.

I think Karen was just taking a cue from Lindsey Graham.

So, no loss...

I'm a slave to those bottle companies.. drink bottled water everyday at home and work to avoid fluoride. I wish there was a reasonable alternative.