Pentagon Jettisons US Agent Provocateur Al-Zarqawi

Musab dies for the umpteenth time but this time its for real says the US government!

 

Paul Joseph Watson/Prison Planet.com | June 8 2006

 

For those of us attempting to keep track of how many times US agent provocateur Musab Al-Zarqawi has been killed or captured today's news comes as something of a relief - the US government has stamped its official seal of approval on the fact that the Pentagon's most influential PR tool is no more.

 

Irrefutable evidence confirms that Musab Al-Zarqawi was a US agent provocateur used to both sell the necessity of the war in Iraq and as a patsy to take the fall for numerous suspicious bombings which only had the effect of realizing a long-held US and Israeli goal to deliberately foment civil war in Iraq and break up the country along sectarian lines.

 

Preceding the release of the recent Al-Zarqawi video tape, the Pentagon embarked on a propaganda push to magnify the role and influence of Al-Zarqawi in Iraq - reinforcing the 'Al-Qaeda in Iraq' brand myth and pinning the increasingly unpopular occupation to the wider 'war on terror'.

 

Leaked documents splashed in the New York Times were proof that the Pentagon has even gone to the lengths of faking letters taking credit for insurgent bombings, attributing them to Al-Zarqawi and leaking them to journalists.

 

Transcripts of meetings between the Joint Chiefs of Staff discussed turning Al-Zarqawi into a caricature and making him appear, "more important than he really is."

 

 

The same documents directly stated that the false promotion of Al-Zarqawi included marking the the "U.S. Home Audience" as one of the targets of a broader propaganda campaign."

 

This alone is bullet proof evidence that the Al-Zarqawi image, whether the real Al-Zarqawi was alive, dead or rotting away at Guantanamo Bay, was carefully controlled and massaged by the US military-industrial complex all along. His shining achievement in terms of aiding his Neo-Con bosses was to launch a wave of copy-cat beheadings after appearing in the production of the fictional Nick Berg beheading tape.

 

The amount of times that Al-Zarqawi has been reported as killed or captured is beyond a joke but the Pentagon refused to verify any of these instances choosing instead to keep their pawn in place for the time being.

 

The US home audience remains the target as it seems the laughable credibility of the 'fearsome' Al-Zarqawi, his own 'home video' revealed he couldn't even operate a gun, has caused the Pentagon to jettison their creation and throw a few much needed approval points Bush's way.

 

 

No doubt the feverish Neo-Con cheerleaders will pick the flesh off this for the next 6 months at least, highlighting it as a benchmark of the success of the war on Iraq, despite the fact that death rates are at an all time high. The bombings will continue unabated because phantom menace Al-Zarqawi was as much a ringleader for the insurgents as the tooth fairy was responsible for the fall of the Berlin wall.

 

The end of Al-Zarqawi should be a concern for all westerners because it can be added to the pile of evidence to suggest the men behind the curtain are creating a storyboard on which to later pin a staged terror attack blamed on Al-Qaeda and carried out supposedly in revenge for the elimination of Al-Zarqawi.

 

This development also increases that likelihood that the (also deceased) CIA pawn Osama bin Laden will be rolled out before the mid-term elections as the ever prevalent October surprise.

 

FLASHBACK: Al-Zarqawi Video Is A Pentagon Propaganda Psy-Op

 

It's absolutely crazy that yesterday I was discussing this very event happening...

:uhoh: now you're the one who is psychic!

^woah

 

lol love the title of this thread

How coincidental that the US forces pulled his body out intact. This was a 500lb bomb, not a house fire.

He is dead though.

I don't think that is in doubt having seen the pictures, I'm not convinced it was a result of the bombings.

I don't think that is in doubt having seen the pictures' date=' I'm not convinced it was a result of the bombings.[/quote']

 

 

Good point.

I don't think that is in doubt having seen the pictures' date=' I'm not convinced it was a result of the bombings.[/quote']

 

Yes, that is the point right there.

The world is a better place now...

The world is a better place now...

Agreed. But think how this will reflect on Bush's approval rating...Good thing they got Zarqawi during an election year...

Agreed. But think how this will reflect on Bush's approval rating...Good thing they got Zarqawi during an election year...

 

It is. although it wont help much. and its not going to make a big difference in iraq. he'll have somone to replace him.

yep...exactly right.

Also Al-Zarqawi wasn't a "Big Cheese" really. He was (and this is admittedly) made to look and seem more important that he was by the guys at the pentagon.

And that's official.

Now the capture of him "seems" all the more important...

You're both right that nothing will change in Iraq. There are plenty more terrorists killing out there. sAd, really, how they're going to play this up and squeeze every drop out of it in the press for their benefit.

 

And as for him not beint a 'Big Cheeze', right again. Hell, they got Saddam and that sure didn't improve matters...not alot anyway.

Heh.

 

Bombs do a little more than scratch a person. Especially if the person's in a house.

Its a new kind of bomb, called the "Scratcher" it only hurts you alittle bit....

Its a new kind of bomb' date=' called the "Scratcher" it only hurts you alittle bit....[/quote']

yeah, right, just enough so that you can still smile for CNN...heh...

I've looked worse after a few pints...It IS awfully odd, I agree...

Did anyone see the video of this?

 

The whole house just... literally... disappeared. Nobody survives that in-tact.