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Nuclear False-Flag Attack
Ken Welch
Friday, March 28, 2008
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Today we have reduced our Red Alert status at Ken-Welch.com to Orange. The red alert was issued five days ago in conjunction with Dick Cheney's visit to the Middle East. Reversed speech indicates the visit was tied to current U.S. war plans involving the use of one or more nuclear weapons in a false-flag attack.
Reducing the alert status simply reflects the fact that we do not have an actual date for the attack. In fact, this operation is still active and the attack could occur at any time during the next six weeks. We continue to seek further information and fully expect to learn more details as we go along.
An American-modified Scud missile with an estimated 20 Kiloton Russian warhead appears to be the centerpiece of the deception. It was described in our report as being near an unknown location called Nydar. Research now indicates this is Naidar or Neydar, a remote location inside Iran. Although we have the coordinates for it (see Google Map) it may be a village, a crossroads, or a named geological feature. It is within Scud range of several targets in Iraq that we know the Pentagon wants to neutralize.
The missile's location is too far from Israel to be considered a threat there. However, while checking the distance, we discovered that Google has blocked out all map details for Israel (see map ) which is an ominous sign. Israel's enemies would already have all the maps they might need. A black-out of this type would make it more difficult for the public to place news reports from the area into geographical perspective. Happily enough, there are plenty of other maps on the web.
A strong upsurge in violence in southern Iraq over the last 72 hours, initiated by the captive government in Baghdad, was described by Bush today as "a defining moment" and could easily be setting the stage for a false-flag attack intended to trigger the invasion of Iran.
The report containing the speech reversals that supported last week's alert will be renamed and re-worked to contain new postings related to this ongoing operation.
Ken Welch