Hey guys,
Something just came to my mind as i read this article, and woke up to this news from Colombia as well.
The story, new president is elected in Colombia, this president's discourse to the public, as he is taking office, is one of peace and solidarity, of brotherhood with neighboring nations, calling for open and direct dialog on situations where diplomacy is needed, i'm sure we all remember the Colombian-Venezuelan growing tensions lately, as well as problems between Colombia and Ecuador and so on.
This president's discourse also touches on matters of security and international businesses for the country, and as any president it is all fun and good intentions, brotherhood and well.., politicians will always be pleasant if you believe their words for fact and don't look at the outcome of their actions, but for better or for worse after reading SOTT i became a non-believer in coincidence and tend to see the darker side of certain synchronous events, so i found it curious that it just so happened that, oh well, right after president change, a bomb explodes in the financial district which is one of the most crowded places of Bogota, the capital, right in front of the radio branch of one of the new's corporations in the country, whom claimed that they had not received any kind of threats, fortunately there were no casualties, only 9 wounded.
The new elected president came to the zone of the explosion and his message was "Democratic security won't put its guard down, we will keep fighting them with all we've got" and " we won't be intimidated by the terrorists".
Now, running the risk of sounding conspiratorially minded, the whole thing to me has a smell of false flag operation, to justify the US being allowed in the country with the pretext of helping fight terrorism, to justify regional "security measures" by foreign nations (US), to gain/maintain public support whenever the next conflict with Venezuela arrises.
that's my little analysis of the series of events in my country, any observation is more than welcome. thanks for reading
Something just came to my mind as i read this article, and woke up to this news from Colombia as well.
The story, new president is elected in Colombia, this president's discourse to the public, as he is taking office, is one of peace and solidarity, of brotherhood with neighboring nations, calling for open and direct dialog on situations where diplomacy is needed, i'm sure we all remember the Colombian-Venezuelan growing tensions lately, as well as problems between Colombia and Ecuador and so on.
This president's discourse also touches on matters of security and international businesses for the country, and as any president it is all fun and good intentions, brotherhood and well.., politicians will always be pleasant if you believe their words for fact and don't look at the outcome of their actions, but for better or for worse after reading SOTT i became a non-believer in coincidence and tend to see the darker side of certain synchronous events, so i found it curious that it just so happened that, oh well, right after president change, a bomb explodes in the financial district which is one of the most crowded places of Bogota, the capital, right in front of the radio branch of one of the new's corporations in the country, whom claimed that they had not received any kind of threats, fortunately there were no casualties, only 9 wounded.
The new elected president came to the zone of the explosion and his message was "Democratic security won't put its guard down, we will keep fighting them with all we've got" and " we won't be intimidated by the terrorists".
Now, running the risk of sounding conspiratorially minded, the whole thing to me has a smell of false flag operation, to justify the US being allowed in the country with the pretext of helping fight terrorism, to justify regional "security measures" by foreign nations (US), to gain/maintain public support whenever the next conflict with Venezuela arrises.
that's my little analysis of the series of events in my country, any observation is more than welcome. thanks for reading
