Ah, but there's the rub. Operation Northwoods wasn't just written up and submitted by a bunch of imaginative, low-level guys trying to make a name for themselves, it was signed off on and submitted by the JOINT CHIEFS! Again, the JOINT CHIEFS. These are the top military advisors to the Secretary of Defense and President. Operation Northwoods wasn't just some remote contingency plan, it was submitted for approval by the very top military leadership of our country.
For those of you who can't seem to connect the dots, this means that our senior, most informed military leaders believed that it was within the capabilities of the U.S. military and CIA to carry out a fairly large-scale false flag terror attack inside the United States and deceive the American people into supporting a war against Cuba. This was all the way back in 1962.
So, if such an operation was possible in 1962, why couldn't it have been possible in 2001? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
Does anyone know if Ferris came to school today?
I know better chump. Still got the sand in me desert boots & S10.
The military planners produced as scenario for Swift Sword 2 which was a mock invasion of Oman by a small and desperate country, given the fictional name Alawham (Arabic for fantasyland), intent on resolving its own economic crisis by seizing Oman’s oil fields. Wooooooooooooo. Get a grip of that truthers. Lol. Planned and executed with the British gubmits approval.
“Within days, the aggressor forces were approaching their strategic goal: the Omani oil fields... But the Omani military regrouped, and after fierce fighting stopped the Alawham forces in their tracks, pushing them into a pocket of occupied territory west of the coastal city of Khaluf. An uneasy cease-fire was brokered by the UN, which called for military assistance to help Oman reclaim its land. With US forces tied up in operations around the Pacific Rim and several European countries preoccupied elsewhere, it has been left to Britain to step in.”
“On or around October 15 the cease-fire will be broken, probably by an armoured incursion across the cease-fire line. As the forces clash in the desert, the island-state of Alkhayl [Arabic for dream-world], located 800 nautical miles off the coast, will step in to support its beleaguered ally Alawham, with which it has a defence treaty. Amphibious assault craft will mount a landing on the beaches just north of the city of Duqm. What had been a small-localised war will suddenly turn into a conflict that threatens the security of the whole region. Over the following two weeks tanks will race around the desert, ships and submarines will engage in hostile manoeuvres, and the airforce will fly numerous bombing runs on strategic targets.”
Those military planners are scheming arnt they. Lol. Trying to make the exercise more true to life by including a range of political difficulties, such as government ministers getting jittery about “mission creep” and creating a simulated press corps, who will decide which side is winning the propaganda war. Working closely with the media to manipulate public opinion is thus made an integral part of the modern army’s training exercises. Dastardly deeds by a gubmint. lol.
“The planners have had to take into account how the operation will be perceived by the outside world. Even the wording of the ‘road to war’ scenario has been carefully written so as not to offend any of Britain’s allies. God forbid the French or the Americans take umbrage at the suggestion they refused to get involved.”
Despite such concern for allied sensibilities and those of the Middle Eastern regimes, the fundamental premise of the operation is to test out Britain’s ability to assert its global interests independently.
Kinda puts Northwoods in with Harry Potter. Lol. Real world. Nothing unusual. Get some in ya halfwit.