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FBI Insider: Obama Administration Likely Manufactured Dubious Terror Plot
No information about plot exists within FBI channels
Paul Joseph Watson
http://www.infowars.com
http://www.prisonplanet.tv/news/
Wednesday, October 13, 2011
Retired
U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Shaffer says that an FBI insider
told him the dubious terror plot to assassinate a Saudi ambassador which
has been blamed on Iran was likely manufactured by the Obama
administration, because no information about the plot even exists within
FBI channels.
The plot, an assassination attempt against Saudi
Arabia's ambassador to the United States, Adel al-Jubeir, was pinned on
an Iranian-American used-car salesman from Texas and subsequently linked
by the Obama administration to a wider conspiracy controlled by Iran's
Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
According to the
administration, used car salesman Mansour J. Arbabsiar tried to hire
assassins from a Mexican drug gang to carry out the murder, but the head
of the drug gang turned out to be a DEA agent posing as a Mexican Los
Zetas gangster. The story has all the hallmarks of classic FBI
entrapment tactics that have characterized almost every major terror
bust in recent times.
Having personally interrogated Iranians,
Shaffer doubted the fact that members of the elite Quds Force would risk
carrying out an assassination in the United States when it would be far
easier to conduct such a plot in the middle east.
"It does not
smell correctly," Shaffer told Fox Business host Andrew Napolitano,
adding that it was doubtful a successful used car salesman who has been
part of the community for 15 years would suddenly become embroiled in an
international assassination plot.
Asked by Napolitano if Arbabsiar was the victim of another FBI sting, Shaffer responded, "I think that's part of it."
"The
FBI's had a record lately and I did talk to one of my inside guys and
he is saying he thinks the same thing, you know why, because he can't
find any real information and he's got a clearance -- so that tells him
that there's something going on that's extraordinary by the fact that
he's an inside investigator, knows what's going on and yet, I'm gonna
quote here, 'There's nothing on this within the DOJ beyond what they've
talked about publicly' -- which means to him that there's something very
wrong with it," said Shaffer.
Even the New York Times is now
reporting that the dubious nature of the plot has caused "a wave of
puzzlement and skepticism from some foreign leaders and outside
experts."
The military-industrial complex has long been searching
for a pretext that could be used to justify military strikes against
Iran.
In a 2009 report entitled "Which Path to Persia?", the
elitist Brookings Institution wrote, "It would be far more preferable if
the United States could cite an Iranian provocation as justification
for the airstrikes before launching them. Clearly, the more outrageous,
the more deadly, and the more unprovoked the Iranian action, the better
off the United States would be."
The dubious plot has been
instantly seized upon by the likes of Hillary Clinton and John Kerry to
push for Iran to be further isolated by the international community.
Kerry's comments were perhaps the most bellicose, telling reporters
yesterday, "I don't think anything should be taken off the table at this
point in time."
It has also served as a useful distraction for
Attorney General Eric Holder, who is currently under investigation for
his role in the infamous Fast and Furious program, which saw the federal
government deliver thousands of military-grade weapons to leaders of
Mexican drug gangs.
"That the current "alleged" plot pinned on
Iran revolves around yet another undercover federal agency conducting a
long-term sting operation defies belief," writes Tony Cartalucci. "That
we are expected to believe one of Iran's most elite military forces left
such a sensitive, potentially war-starting operation to a used-car
salesman and a drug gang reported in the papers daily for its
involvement with US government agencies (and who turns out to actually
be undercover DEA agents) is so ridiculous it can only be "made up" as
Secretary Clinton puts it. More accurately, it is the result of an
impotent US intelligence community incapable of contriving anything more
convincing in the face of an ever awakening American public, to bolster
its morally destitute agenda. The cartoonish nature of the plot and the
arms' length even its proponents treat it with to maintain plausible
deniability is indicative of a dangerously out of control ruling elite
and an utterly incompetent, criminally insane government."
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