Star Wars & False Flag Terror

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Wednesday, Nov 19, 2008

Is Obi-Wan Kenobi a Whacko Conspiracy Theorist?

This video summarizes the ‘Star Wars’ prequel trilogy’s political storyline, which is that of false flag war and terror.

Just as the original ‘Star Wars’ trilogy was modeled after folklore and mythology, such as the legend of King Arthur, the prequel trilogy was modeled after political history. ‘Star Wars’ creator George Lucas has said of his villain Palpatine, “It’s not the first time a politician has created a war to try to stay in office.”

There are countless examples of governments attacking their own people as happened in ‘Star Wars’, not excepting the U.S. at all. For a good documentary showing the ‘Star Wars’-esque history of false flag terror and war, check out the documentary ‘Terrorstorm’, by Alex Jones, available for free on YouTube.

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4 Responses to “Star Wars & False Flag Terror”

1. stop the nwo Says:
   November 19th, 2008 at 9:32 am

   i new there was something to star wars great video

2. A Patriot Says:
   November 19th, 2008 at 10:56 am

   Well done indeed!

   It’s amazing how people can accept the plausability of False Terror events in a fictional context – be it Star Wars or Tom Clancy – and yet they are so emotionally blinded to it in their own country.

   I have yet to honestly debate one skeptic of 9/11 truth who did not resort to name calling, character assassination, or simply walking away mid discussion.

   The average Human brain cannot be awoken simply by providing evidence – but must be emotional manipulated to do so.

   The unfortunate thing is that the average truth activist abhors emotional or any other type of manipulation of people’s opinion – a catch 22 for the movement as a whole.

3. Marquis Cha Cha Says:
   November 19th, 2008 at 4:32 pm

   So according to that logic you only believe in 9/11 truth because you were emotionally manipulated?

   There is some irony in this line of ‘reasoning’.

4. secretagentman Says:
   February 11th, 2009 at 10:05 am

   I tried to tell people what Lucas was up to as the story unfolded but they wouldn’t listen. They still didn’t listen even when they saw it. It’s amazing how many times they had to watch the trilogy before they even understood the movie. That’s our problem – people are so use to the good guy really being the good guy instead of the masked bad guy that they can not get that out of their heads but so often in life it’s true.