America acquired its new Pearl Harbor on September 11, 2001. Homeland Security and the Patriot Act were already awaiting implementation before 9-11, and soon after were signed into law without much resistance from the American people. Few objected when these restrictive and often ridiculous regulations (airport searches) went into effect shortly after what is generally regarded as the largest "false flag" operation in history. It was designed once again to invent a new enemy to enrich the international bankers who fund both sides of all wars, as well as specifically to restrict the incentive and the ability to protest unfair government practices.🏁

America acquired its new Pearl Harbor on September 11, 2001. Homeland Security and the Patriot Act were already awaiting implementation before 9-11, and soon after were signed into law without much resistance from the American people. Few objected when these restrictive and often ridiculous regulations (airport searches) went into effect shortly after what is generally regarded as the largest "false flag" operation in history. It was designed once again to invent a new enemy to enrich the international bankers who fund both sides of all wars, as well as specifically to restrict the incentive and the ability to protest unfair government practices.🏁