Never Would the Government Ever
I want to play a game with all of you. It is called “Never Would the Government Ever…”. The goal is for you to figure out which one of these scenarios the federal government of the United States actually did.
The Central Intelligence Agency planned to attack southern cities, both civilian and military targets, and blame the attacks on Cuba. This would encourage the American people to support war with Cuba.
The U.S. military worked with another country on an intelligence-gathering mission, knowing full well that this could lead the other side to believe the United States was getting involved directly. One thing led to another, and our ships were attacked. As a result of our ships being there, the United States was dragged into a war, with the American people not getting the full story.
In the midst of a race with the Soviets for global dominance, the U.S. government worked with newspapers and other broadcast networks to release only government-approved stories. The CIA would write the stories, and if enough outlets reported the same story, the people would believe it.
Your job is to figure out which of these three scenarios the federal government actually executed.
If you know your history, you know that each of these things happened. I am not an anarchist, but I just do not trust government power. I have realized that our government is much like the Wizard of Oz, a small man frantically pulling levers and blowing smoke to hide the fact that he has no real power other than what we grant him through our loyalty and, in some cases, blind patriotism.
The false flag attack by the CIA was known as Operation Northwoods, and it happened in 1962. President John F. Kennedy stopped it and fired all of the staff who came up with the idea. He was assassinated in 1963. However, we can rest assured that the government would never actually do something like this.
The so-called attack in the Pacific Ocean was called the Gulf of Tonkin Incident in 1964. This was the spark that catalyzed and furthered United States involvement in the Vietnam War. As one of America’s least popular wars, the soldiers’ hands were tied. Debate on your own time whether this was done to fill the coffers of the Military-Industrial Complex that President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned us about. Either way, it worked, and America’s involvement increased. However, we can rest assured that the United States military works to defend the homeland and has never engaged in this since.
The third program is called Operation: Mockingbird. This goes all the way back to WWII. Did you really think that Marvel made Captain America just because they needed a superhero? Furthermore, Disney had Donald Duck sell war bonds. Superman and Popeye the Sailor Man also got involved. There may have been some patriotism involved, but we cannot rule out that the government told them what to print and air. However, we can rest assured that the government would never cover up any story or tell the media what to air ever again.
Put all of this together, and I want you to ask yourself whether what we are told is the truth or just what certain people want us to believe. However, do not forget that the donkey and the elephant will both let you down, but the Lamb will not. Furthermore, unlike the “wizard”, who is but a man, Christ is King!