'Accidental' train crash announcement

[treesparrow]

Headline -

French rail firm sparks panic after announcing death of 102 passengers in train crash in 'accidental' message on website

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1258347/French-rail-firm-sparks-panic-announcing-death-102-passengers-train-crash-accidental-message-website.html

 

[Laura]

Hmmm... somehow, I don't buy their explanation:

A spokesman said later that the message was due to an 'internal error' and not to outside hacking of its site.

He added: 'There was no accident. At the SNCF we often carry out crisis simulation training exercises, which include the writing of press releases and public information messages.

'Today there was a bug in our system that meant this message appeared on the website, when it should have remained only on our internal site.'

Sounds to me like somebody is planning a faked terrorist attack...

 

[RedFox]

Hmmm... somehow, I don't buy their explanation:

A spokesman said later that the message was due to an 'internal error' and not to outside hacking of its site.

He added: 'There was no accident. At the SNCF we often carry out crisis simulation training exercises, which include the writing of press releases and public information messages.

'Today there was a bug in our system that meant this message appeared on the website, when it should have remained only on our internal site.'

Sounds to me like somebody is planning a faked terrorist attack...

Add in the article about bunker busters being shipped towards Iran, and this foreboding atmosphere and I'm wondering if its not just one false flag event there going for but many at once?
Interesting that France was also the most 'vocal' about the mosad murders.
If its going to be war in Iran, there needs to be (from the point of view of selling it) something pretty large happen in the states too. osit