False Flag Bonanza Unraveling: Charges Dropped For Alleged Elvis Impersonator In Ricin Case--Was He Framed? How True Is The Official Boston Marathon Bombing Story?

by Monica Davis

There are a lot of people out there who don’t believe the official story of the Boston Bombing and the Ricin attacks on federal officials.  Many claim the official versions are bogus; some even say the government made the whole thing up.

The Boston Marathon bombing and the Ricin poison investigation in Washington, DC have become lightening rods for pessimists, conspiracy theorists and anti-government groups.

For instance, many believe that a government agent killed the  MIT police officer, who was allegedly killed by the Boston Pressure Cooker bombers. Commenting on an article about the hijacking of a network news network, a blog reader wrote:

 

MIT Police officer was killed by the Government/FBI to get the Boston Law enforcement all upset and riled up to add drama for this government controlled news media/false flag event. This is getting to be a standard operating procedure with the government.

Government and the FBI. Kill one of their own for the shock value, sympathy and fear in the sleeping public, and control the people in local law enforcement.

The pictures of the alleged bombers—now, that’s supposedly a whole new kettle of photomanipulation. And there are two sides of the issue: one where newspapers edited the gore out of the Boston Marathon bombing victims, and another where limbs were removed and gore was inserted to enhance the atrocity.

Media commentators are outraged that a photo of the Boston bombings used on the front page of the New York Daily News was edited to make it more palatable.

The doctored image shows a horrific scene of a man helping an injured woman on a blood-spattered pavement.

In the original shot she has a significant leg wound, but in the Daily News image her wound has been edited out so it appears to be covered by her black pants.

An editor for the Orange Country Register in California, Charles Apple, who exposed the manipulation, said it was unacceptable to alter reality in such a way.

“Looks to me like somebody did a little doctoring of that photo toremove a bit of gore. If you can’t stomach the gore, don’t run the photo. Period.” MOREHERE  See picture below.

Now we come to the ricin poison puck up.  Paul Kevin Curtis, the Missississippi Elvis impersonator who was arrested for allegedly sending ricin-laced letters to President Barack Obama and other federal officials is now a free man. Charges have been dropped while authorities reportedly search another man’s house in connnection with the incident.