How to Spot a "False Flag": Jim Fetzer and Dr. Katherine Horton, Part I/4

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Published on May 27, 2020
How to Spot a "False Flag": Jim Fetzer and Dr. Katherine Horton, Part I
Dr. Katherine Horton interviews Professor Emeritus Jim Fetzer about the application of scientific reasoning to "false flag event, which are politically-significant controversial cases, where the government may have an interest in deceiving the public. The power of testing stories on the basis of attempted falsifications clarifies and illuminates the deceptions that have taken place in relation to the Boston bombing, the Nice truck attack, the Parkland school shooting, Orlando, back to Parkland; then turn to the Pentagon on 9/11, the New Zealand mosque massacres and Flight 175 in New York on 9/11. Lots to cover.

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