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Mumbai attack -Is it a false flag operation?.Akila WeerasekeraAbout a week ago three men were arrested on suspicion of throwing explosives
at the office of the EU Special Representative Peter Feith in Kosovo.
The bombing attempt happened just days after Kosovan leaders rejected
a plan by U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's for the deployment of
a 2000 strong EU police and justice mission, EULEX. Later, the men were
identified as members of Germany's foreign intelligence agency. Why
were these German agents throwing explosives at the EU office? Apparently
the bombing was an attempt to create a pretext for EU police to be deployed
in Kosovo after government leaders rejected the UN-mandated proposal.
This is a classic example of a false flag operation. False flag operations are covert operations conducted by governments
or other organizations, which are designed to appear as though they
are being carried out by other entities. The Mumbai 'terrorist attack'
also bears all the hallmarks of a classic false flag Operation. It has
been rumored that Mumbai attack was a covert operation involving the
RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh - Hindu nationalist organization) with
German or Israeli operatives. Whatever the truth might be it is clear
that the tactics which the terrorists used in the India attack were
also used by the LTTE (Tamil Tigers) in the past and makes one wonder
to what extent the RSS has linkages with the LTTE. Apart from false flag operations some government agencies and militaries
are known to be supporting both sides of a conflict area. Between 1978
and 1992, the US government poured at least US$6 billion (some estimates
range as high as $20 billion) worth of arms, training and funds to prop
up many mujaheddin factions. Also, CIA and MI-6 sponsorship of various
rebel groups and governments in Africa has exacerbated the situation
and destabilized the regional security. Victor Ostrovsky, retired Mossad agent and author of By Way of Deception
told Indian Abroad news service in 1991 that the Tigers were trained
in Israel in 1985. He went onto say that the tamil tigers were trained
at the commando naval base in Haifa, learning penetration techniques,
mining landings, communications, and how to sabotage ships similar to
the Dvora. At the same time Sri Lankan troops were training in Tel Aviv.
Ostrovsky said that the arrangement for the training was made by the
Mossad liaison in India, who lived there under a British passport. A
December 1983 Sunday Mail article reported that the Mossad was arming
and training the Tigers, as well as the Sri Lankan Armed Forces. All this information brings us to another important issue. Are we still
being played by these multi-faceted warmonger beasts and are we aware
of it? By thinking along this line we might be able to solve the mystery
behind recent LTTE purchasing of light aircrafts and maneuvering of
these aircrafts. Are LTTE planes piloted by foreign nationals? Could
these planes be piloted by Israeli or Indian pilots? Where are these
planes coming from? Professor Nalin de Silva is the only person as far
as I know who suggested that these air crafts could be coming from outside
the country, may be from a ship. Why did we buy the outdated and defective
radar system from India instead of buying a more sophisticated 3-D radar
system from China? Isn't this similar to the Sinhalese saying "horage
ammagen paean ahanawa"? Sri Lanka was interested in purchasing
an advance-3-D radar system from China but who opposed? How many times
did the Indian radar system fail? Are we not learning from mistakes
we made in the past? We should not be victimized anymore by the evil
games these so called democratic countries play. It's about time that
we recognize friends from enemies and act accordingly. Such covert operations
by foreign intelligence agencies have seriously undermined the sovereignty
of our countries and weakened both our domestic security and the security
of the region. It is our duty to protect the country by being extremely
vigilant and keeping a close eye on the international stage and other
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