Maddow lost her smiley sarcasm yesterday evening when she attacked Alex Jones.
In a segment broadcast on the military-industrial complex's favorite "liberal" network (MSNBC is owned in part by death merchant General Electric), Maddow rallied against the very idea that government would engage in false flag terror events.
Such a thing is anathema for the lovers of state power over the individual.
Maddow trudged on with her tedious argument despite a historical record showing a consistent and undeniable pattern of government sponsored false flag attacks and planned false flag attacks -- from the U.S.S. Maine and the Lusitania to Operation Northwoods and the Gulf of Tonkin (see A Brief History of False Flag Attacks: Or Why Government Loves State Sponsored Terror).
It drives the establishment crazy that the alternative media is allowed to ask questions at news conferences and arrive at conclusions not vetted by the controllers of the Mockingbird media. It drives them bonkers that popular websites and internet broadcasts -- more popular than any number of shows on MSNBC -- deviate from the establishment's prepared script. http://www.infowars.com/rachel-maddow...
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