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Wiki definition of False Flag: A false flag is a covert operation designed to deceive; the deception creates the appearance of a particular party, group, or nation being responsible for some activity, disguising the actual source of responsibility.

While the world seems to be spinning in every direction with accusations and blaring headlines, do you think you've witnessed a false flag? Typically when a random event that shakens/angers the public is immediately politicized, i tend to get skeptical. For example, mass shootings occured a lot in 2018. But after almost every one, it briefly went over the victims and went straight to how we should increase gun control. Over and over again. And the strategy of Problem>Reaction>Solution is very effective. When you are in a fearful/traumatized state, you do not think logically. You instinctively take what you can get to protect yourself. So how do 'they' propose we stop these mass shootings? They want to essentially outlaw them. Slowly but surely. First by turning a constitutional right into a privilege and make it something you have to earn. Then tell you what kind of weapons you can an can not have. Then take away attachments for those weapons. And that's where we're at right now. But it can not be done without fear. A person who uses discernment and logic will not give away what is rightfully theirs. That is one example out of many. More recently, mass shootings or public threats are pointing at 8chan and supposed conspiracy theories. Before this it was Qanon (who posts on 8chan) but the news doesn't seem to speak about Qanon anymore, only the platform that Qanon uses which is 8chan. Where they claim radical right winged conspiracy theories are a threat and all suggest something needs to be done about it. What do you think? Are false flags something of the past? Maybe they happen but not that often. Or maybe they happen so much that a false flags are typically leverage points to push an agenda. Thoughts below 👇👇👇