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Well yes, although when I made the post I was more thinking along the lines of their regular rhetoric:
• Demonization of Islamic countries
• Global warming
• Al Qaeda
• Terrorism
• Israeli occupation and terrorism/war crimes
That kind of thing, but any propaganda yes.
Last night I was reading a piece about the possibility of a terror strike during the FIFA Soccer World Cup being staged in South Africa in 5 months time.
Up to now the only major focus was safeguarding foreign nationals against crime, but after the Togo football team came under attack during the Africa Cup of Nations in Angola, they are now ‘concerned’ about more than just crime, saying because of Al Qaeda’s difficulty in striking against America on American soil, they might see the Soccer World Cup as an opportunity to inflict damage by means of maybe targeting the American football team or American nationals during the World Cup.
I don’t know I’m just seeing this ‘terrorism’ rhetoric being stepped up lately in relation to the World Cup.
First this ‘happened’:
Plot to bomb US buildings, disrupt World Cup
US embassy evacuated
We've been relatively ‘under the radar’ in terms of their terrorism propaganda, but now it looks like they’re using the World Cup just to keep the ‘party line’ alive.
After the attack on the Togo football team, this article appeared:
Africa is not one country: US
So last night I read this article (or more appropriately, propaganda piece):
How vulnerable is South Africa’s soccer World Cup to a major terrorist attack?
I don’t know. I hope they're not planning on staging a false flag during the World Cup or something.
M.A.O. said:Would this be any info.
Well yes, although when I made the post I was more thinking along the lines of their regular rhetoric:
• Demonization of Islamic countries
• Global warming
• Al Qaeda
• Terrorism
• Israeli occupation and terrorism/war crimes
That kind of thing, but any propaganda yes.
Last night I was reading a piece about the possibility of a terror strike during the FIFA Soccer World Cup being staged in South Africa in 5 months time.
Up to now the only major focus was safeguarding foreign nationals against crime, but after the Togo football team came under attack during the Africa Cup of Nations in Angola, they are now ‘concerned’ about more than just crime, saying because of Al Qaeda’s difficulty in striking against America on American soil, they might see the Soccer World Cup as an opportunity to inflict damage by means of maybe targeting the American football team or American nationals during the World Cup.
I don’t know I’m just seeing this ‘terrorism’ rhetoric being stepped up lately in relation to the World Cup.
First this ‘happened’:
Plot to bomb US buildings, disrupt World Cup
US embassy evacuated
We've been relatively ‘under the radar’ in terms of their terrorism propaganda, but now it looks like they’re using the World Cup just to keep the ‘party line’ alive.
After the attack on the Togo football team, this article appeared:
Africa is not one country: US
So last night I read this article (or more appropriately, propaganda piece):
How vulnerable is South Africa’s soccer World Cup to a major terrorist attack?
I don’t know. I hope they're not planning on staging a false flag during the World Cup or something.