Thursday, January 16, 2020

there are no coincidences we're told and this article highlights a large question: how did someone know to be taking a video of the doomed iranian plane, and there's a second link below the first with more thoughts on this 'coincidence';

"But the big question which many people on social media are asking is: why was this “videographer” standing in a derelict industrial area outside Tehran at around six o’clock in the morning with a mobile phone camera training on a fixed angle to the darkened sky? The airliner is barely visible, yet the sky-watching person has the camera pointed and ready to film a most dramatic event, seconds before it happened. That strongly suggests, foreknowledge.
Given that something awful has just been witnessed it is all the more strange that the person holding the camera remains calm and unshaken. There is no audible expression of shock or even the slightest disquiet.
Turns out that Nariman Gharib, the guy who received the video and credited by the NY Times for submitting it, is a vociferous anti-Iranian government dissident who does not live in Iran. He ardently promotes regime change in his social media posts.
Christiaan Triebert, the NY Times’ video expert, who collaborated closely with Gharib to get the story out within hours of the incident, previously worked as a senior investigator at Bellingcat. Bellingcat calls itself an independent online investigative journalism project, but numerous critics accuse it of being a media adjunct to Western military intelligence. Bellingcat has been a big proponent of media narratives smearing the Russian and Syrian governments over the MH17 shoot-down in Ukraine in 2014 and chemical weapons attacks.
In the latest shoot-down of the airliner above Tehran, the tight liaison between a suspiciously placed anonymous videographer on the ground and an expatriate Iranian dissident who then gets the prompt and generous technical attention of the NY Times suggests a level of orchestration, not, as we are led to believe, a random happenstance submission. More sinisterly, the fateful incident was a setup."...........https://alethonews.com/2020/01/14/iran-jet-disaster-setup/

 There is a possibility that Iran did not shoot down the plane by accident, in circumstances of heightened tension dictated by Trump's illegal assassination, but that the plane was shot down by American agents acting in Iran (to further destabilize Iran), with Iran preferring to take the blame rather than admitting such agents were active in Iran. .......https://ronaldthomaswest.com/2020/01/14/very-deep-deception/

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