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March 29, 2017 - InfoWars Special Reports
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Chomsky Predicts A Trump False Flag
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Trending at InfoWars right now, leftist professor Noam Chomsky says that President Donald Trump could stage a false flag terrorist attack in order to rally support.
That's right.
This is the leftist professor speaking with the left-wing website Alternet saying that President Trump could organize a false flag incident to rally supporters who are discovering that his promises are built on sand.
Right.
Now, he says we shouldn't put aside the possibility that there would be some kind of staged or alleged terrorist act which can change the country instantly.
Absolutely.
He also hinted that a staged attack could be blamed on vulnerable people.
Chomsky says that there could be some scapegoating.
He says Trump will say, well, I'm sorry, I can't bring your jobs back because these bad people are preventing it.
And the typical scapegoating goes to vulnerable people.
immigrants, terrorists, Muslims, and elitists.
Why the heck is he saying terrorists are in this vulnerable group of people makes absolutely no sense.
Now, Noam Chomsky has some great ideas.
I really respect the guy.
He wrote kind of the primer on exposing the New World Order agenda with his book Media Mind Control.
But what the heck has happened?
He's gone so far left.
And in order for Trump to stage some sort of a false flag attack, he's going to need the help of the deep state, who we've already reported and exposed are against Donald Trump.
And they're actually working on a coup in order to Now, a comment by Alex Jones, you'll see in this article,
we've talked about this, the real false flag is flooding the country, flooding the West with So get the comment by Alex Jones here within this article.
See what he has to say to Noam Chomsky and his suggestion that Trump could be about to stage a false flag terrorist attack.
In this article, it's up at InfoWars.com.
I'm Leanne McAdoo for InfoWars.com.
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