False Flag Operations and the Historical Significance of Government-Sponsored Terrorism

 

False Flags (sometimes classified as black flag events or pseudo-directives, where paramilitary operations specialists infiltrate various intergovernmental factions disguised as provocateurs from neighboring principalities to effect the desired response) are defined as historically contrived events that typically occur when elements present within the prevailing political spectra actively stage and coordinate clandestine initiatives whereby intergovernmental constituencies, acting in collusion with an unknown contingent, instigate conflicts between nations under false pretense. In these instances, the nations engaging in these types of exercises oftentimes exhibit a type of victim mentality, masquerading as helpless bystanders to the actualization of circumstance, while, unbeknownst to their correspondent public interest, covertly subsidize and orchestrate the occurrence of these climacterics. Telecommunications agencies are surreptitiously persuaded through monetary contributions to influence public opinion - the unacknowledged authors of manufactured consensus. Engineered acts of aggression visited upon such principalities are then utilized as a means to justify unlawful military incursion against the opponents of these legislative stipulations.
 

In recent years, the incidence of these types of events has been preceded by government coordinated drills, often executed in the guise of some form of preparatory engagement.