- Jacques, in Act II, Scene 7, of As You Like It, by William Shakespeare.

“It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.”

- Part 1, Chapter 1, Page 1, of 1984, by George Orwell.

By Gregory Fegel

Fake Blood and Fake Bombs at the Boston Marathon

All texts and captions by Gregory Fegel, except where indicated.

At the annual Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013, two bombs were detonated on Boylston Street at 2:49 pm, Eastern Daylight Time. The first bomb was detonated on the sidewalk in front of the Lens Crafters shop, located near to the Marathon Finish Line. Thirteen seconds later, the second bomb was detonated on the sidewalk in front of the Forum restaurant, located one block west of the Finish Line. The detonation of the two bombs, and the aftermath of the two explosions, were photographed and filmed by many photographers, and from many different directions. Hundreds of photographs and numerous videos of the two bombings and their aftermath have been published by the corporate media, and those photographs and videos have been widely distributed and republished, or shared, on the Internet.

The photographic record of the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombings displays many anomalies that contradict the official narrative of the event as it has been presented by the US Government and by the corporate media.

Taken only a few seconds after the first bomb exploded on the sidewalk near the Lens Crafters shop, the above photo shows a gap in the crowd – where no people are standing – in the smoke at Ground Zero. The man lying on the pavement at the far left side of the photo is a 78-year old runner named Bill Iffrig, who was the only person in the street that fell down when the bomb exploded. Bill Iffrig was not injured by the bomb, nor by his fall, and he did not require any medical treatment. Photo credit: Boston Globe

A video image of the second bomb site, in front of the Forum restaurant, taken immediately after the bomb was detonated. The corporate media networks chose to blur out a portion of the image. – ramuaherbalteh.blogspot.com

The US Government’s Federal Bureau of Investigation has led the investigation of the Boston Marathon Bombings, assisted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Counterterrorism Center, and the Drug Enforcement Administration. The conclusions of those Federal agencies about the Boston Marathon Bombings are contradicted by the photographic and video evidence.

The US government investigators claim that the two pressure-cooker bombs contained bits of metal, nails, and ball bearings. However, none of the published photographs of the two Boston Marathon bomb sites show any nails, ball bearings, or other metallic shrapnel anywhere on the pavement. The only piece of shrapnel photographed at the two bomb sites was the deformed lid of a pressure cooker found on a roof near the second bomb site. Whatever the two bombs that exploded at the Boston Marathon were made of, the hundreds of photographs and many videos of the two bomb sites show that the two bombs produced no metal shrapnel.

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