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bennycog
14th October 2013, 11:59
The following two articles will show how much certain news dealers get givin to portray to the public. It leaves the issue open for debate.

What I see is that a flow on effect has occurred from the few that orchestrated massive events like 9/11.
Those few may not be involved in this, but their tactics are.

In the case of towing airplanes so they look like they have landed. It is purely false flag to create emotion and patriotism. This in turn keeps the soldiers fighting.


http://www.inquisitr.com/989303/pentagon-faked-fallen-soldier-arrival-ceremonies-dod-confirms/

After NBC News began digging, it was revealed that the Pentagon faked the ceremonial arrival of soldiers’ bodies, towing planes into place and suggesting caskets held the remains of returning remains of troops killed in action.

According to the network, a subsequent investigation revealed that the ceremonies were not as they appeared, and NBC reports:

“The Pentagon insisted that the flag-draped cases do contain human remains recently recovered, just not ones that arrived that day. It said its staff ‘treat the remains with the utmost of care, attention, integrity, and above all, honor.’ The Pentagon statement did not explain why the rituals were called ‘arrival ceremonies’ if no one was arriving, or why the public had been told that remains removed that morning from the lab were about to go to the lab to ‘begin the identification process.’ ”

Here is the RT report it has a lot more and it shows the propaganda too

http://rt.com/usa/pentagon-arrival-ceremony-hawaii-071/

In reality, however, the remains of those soldiers may have spent upwards of months in military custody before being paraded out during partially-fabricated ceremonial presentations carried out by the government’s Joint Prisoner of War Accounting Command, or JPAC.

Bill Dedman, an investigative reporter for NBC, said that the Pentagon confirmed this week “that no honored dead were in fact arriving, and that the planes used in the ceremonies often couldn't even fly but were towed into position.”
World War II veteran Jesse Baker told Dedman that he attended at least 50 of the ceremonies, and always thought the bodies of his fellow servicemen were being saluted as soon as they returned on US soil from abroad.

"If I have been fooled, I am going to be a very pissed-off citizen, because I've been going for years," Baker said. "And I know a lot of guys who are going to be pissed off. ... They're out there honoring warriors."

Rick Stone, a former deputy chief with JPAC who spoke with Dedman for the NBC report, said the reality regarding the troops’ final arrival was much less sensational that the ceremonies suggest.