Seventy years ago a great struggle enveloped Europe. One of the epic conflicts was waged. It was known as The Battle of the Bulge. It was Germany's last ditch attempt to drive the western allies out of Europe. If successful the whole continent would have fallen to Russia. General Patton was pulled out of the area sent to fight in another direction. He was sure something was afoot and prepared a return movement from the get go. In the movie version we wonder if Henry Fonda played his intelligence officer. We take it as a given the corridors of power are infiltrated with traitors. So should you. The Sydney false flag shooting event. The State unleashes a madman for the advance of the global plan for enslavement. First eye witness saw three jihadists. OZ police take down man with pistol, make terror arrests on two other suspects earlier. Man Haron Monis on bail for murder, faced a litany of sex offences, was removed from the terror watch list, protected from extradition, and had a gun license maybe. You see traitors still infiltrate the corridors of power. The gathering economic storm. The Ruble tanks. Russians feel the effects. New sanctions. North Sea oil at risk. The secret Saudi deal. Hollande visits Putin. Russian press NATO airspace. The Peshawar school massacre. Was it revenge for the Pakistani military taking out an Al Ciada mastermind?
Window cleaner, David Wilson, managed to get a birds-eye-view of police swarming into Martin Place. 'We were outside the building on our machine cleaning the windows…we were up quite high,' he said
Isn't it ironic he works for a company called ULTRA and MK ULTRA is the Manchurian mind control program.
A Sydney father has told of his terrifying brush with a terror suspect just moments before he entered a downtown cafe and took dozens of people hostage.
Craig Stoker, from Eastlakes in Sydney's south, said he bumped into the gunman on the street just outside the cafe after he bought a coffee from the café on Monday morning, News Limited reports.
Mr Stoker described the man as wearing a black shirt with white writing and similar headband, carrying a blue bag and walking with two other similarly dressed men.
'The bag bumped into me and there was something hard in it. I said "watch where you are f***ing going",' Mr Stoker said.
'He turned round and said "do you want me to shoot you too". I looked into his eyes and they were crazy.'
Later, witnesses reported seeing one or two men walk into the café and pull a weapon from a blue bag. Seconds later police were on the scene.
Police have handcuffed a man 200m from the cafe with reports an officer has hit foot on what appears to be a small black handgun (THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN PURGED FROM THE SOURCE ARTICLE.)
Two men arrested over plot to launch a terrorist attack on Australian soil in early morning police raids
Terrifying hostage crisis in Martin Place this morning followed a counter-terrorism raid on a home in Beecroft, in Sydney's north-west
The first witness reported three men. Only one surfaced in the official story. Who were the other two? It is ironic that two were arrested 'earlier.' Big Brother says 1 + 2 = 1. We say it's 3.
Keep that reporter covered. I ask a logical question. If the threat is behind the photographer, why is he allowed to stand in the line of fire? Either there is no threat or the episode is a stage shot for street theater.
Another distraught female worker, cafe barista Elly Chen, bolted from the shop before taking cover with police
These series of photos resemble staged shots. The police DO NOT allow anyone inside an active security zone under any circumstances. The last thing they would allow is media on the scene to witness the use of deadly force. They don't like impartial witnesses in the report.
PM Abbott says Mr. Monis had a gun license. The Federal Police said he didn't.
But the Australian Federal Police said it had since "confirmed that there is no record of Mr Monis ever having held a firearms licence", and that the inaccurate information was based on one manual entry in a police reference database.
Hundreds of people gathered in the Ardennes region of Belgium yesterday to mark the 70th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge 1944
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