Bali was initiated by murderous Zionists

by Feòrag

Back on 16th July, the Prattle related some evidence given for the defence during the trial of a man accused of involvement in the Bali bombing. He insisted that he was not responsible, and that the explosion had been caused by a satellite-triggered nuke planted by the Jews. Well, a quick trip to crank.net revealed that this suggestion was not original. Back in October 2002, Joe Vialls published a couple of articles promoting a similar viewpoint: Micro Nuke Used in Bali "Terrorist" Lookalike Attack: Zionists forcing Australian support for American war on Iraq:

Until now most Australians have been loudly opposed to any premeditated strike on the Middle East, to the point where the only people in Australia blatantly playing Rambo and apparently obeying the American Zionists without question, are the Australian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, plus a loose group of obsequious followers. In fact their blatantly subservient behavior recently offended a member of the opposition so much, he felt moved to publicly call the Prime Minister an Arse Licker.

As an extra bonus, he claims that the IRA attack on Canary Wharf in London was also a micro-nuke, along with the City of London bomb and the first attack on the World Trade Center.

The question of exactly who is bombing some of the largest business centres in the world currently remains unanswered, though the brute power of the bombs limits the candidates. Much has been said in America about the possible involvement of the Israeli intelligence service, Mossad, but the only hard evidence pointing in its direction are the two London bombs exploding on a Saturday: the Jewish Sabbath. While this would certainly have limited the number of possible deaths among Jewish business staff in the City of London, the timings might be coincidental.

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