Friday, April 19, 2013

I had a feeling these were professionals.

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Just that I couldn't sense anything.  That means one of two things.  Either I am out of touch, or the people involved are highly trained.  They can keep their minds shut.  I look for these types, even in my daily daily, when I get out of my cave.  They have dead eyes.  Machine guns, grenades, public gun fights.  Sure, could be a form of jihadi, or industrial terrorism.  But this is a level, or three or more really, up from the typical.  At MIT?  I wonder if they have cover there?  I'm almost betting they did.  Lots of professors would not only offer them cover, they would actively support them.  If they back up what they say.  Still, I would be surprised if any investigation is done in that direction. 

I am guessing this is just the beginning.  Gun free zones, cities, now states... are extremely soft targets.  And yet, if this is just the beginning, my guess is they will try to hit even my areas.  Depending on how well my folk are prepped, and whether they stop an event quickly, will tell if attacks continue.  A half a dozen failed ops and they will stick with the very soft targets.  Then again, it might just be a single operation.  But it was pro.

My guess is the 'idiot' (standard) jihadi doesn't function well in America.  Life is good, easy, and it beckons.  And it is too complex for a simple stoned suicide grunt, from over there anyway.  They have had to train up these folks, or find those born here but also filled with hate.  Even those have to be trained.  My guess is, with all their normal (old usual) methods shut off, and operations being sniffed out left and right, the recruiting operations will be smaller, hand done jobs, with little to no back traces.  Something perfect for college campuses, which have huge cover.  Should be interesting to see what shakes out.

I am hoping the FBI is allowed to do it's job and finds the MIT sources.  This could change everything regarding campus politics and the old Uncle Joe mentality.  MIT has a lot of clout, and the rest of the Ivy Leaguers will hang together.  Which is fine, so long as if there is involvement, they hang.  I'm easy that way.  Time will tell.

8 comments:

  1. I assume this is the Boston bombers?

    Hmph. I've defaulted to "false flag until proven otherwise".

    The reason they seem that way to you is because of whom they are working for. That is part of the training.

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  2. Uhrm, exactly. Trust me, we are most likely on exactly the same page. At least as a strong potential. If not, jihad has actually become a thousand times, or more, more dangerous through forging this sort of underlying professionalism (murderous it may be, but that is tight). But yes, I am more strongly believing that I can't see because they don't. They are merely... arrows, out of a bow, even the boy being a tool directed by another. Yes. Either that, or as I said, my senses are numb. It has happened.

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  3. I haven't tried to "reach out and touch" on these things. Takes too much energy, too risky, and no perceived value to me. They will do what they will do, and if this is truly the end game, well, "b-b-baby we just ain't seen nothin' yet".

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  4. (erps...not subscribed yet. I wish Blogger comments could be set to automatically default to "email follow-up comments"...)

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  5. I don't try to reach out. It just happens, or doesn't. Things drift in. As I think on things, channels just open. There is no energy expended consciously, if it can cost me.

    Yep. I think the police, and even military, would be impressed with the skills these ways in some of these "backwaters". I think Zero believes some things would be a cake walk, while (even if even they underestimate), the military and police advisers are extremely cautious.

    As well, Zero thinks, if he starts something, he will be covered, and at worst could just escape. Dictators, world-wide, have gotten free passes after outright genocide. I think he makes a huge mistake thinking America is like those countries.

    Nothin' yet, indeed. Activate the freeman mentality, and with the skills and arms and technical know-how, Americans are a serious threat to any regime, foreign government, or terrorist org. If they think Afganis are harsh to deal with, they are, comparably, clueless.

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  6. The trick (for me anyway) is paying enough attention when the things "drift in" to recognize what I am seeing, and believe it instead of (in some cases) my own lying eyes.

    Doing it on purpose can be exhausting however.

    I figure though, since I'm being watched over by the one "greater than he who is in the world", I don't need to do that, except as an indulgence.

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  7. One thing to be vigilant about however, is the source of the "drifting". Always good to have the filters up, because the enemy loves misdirection.

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  8. You worry about different things at different times.

    Satan can't misdirect without your approval any more than he can possess you without your... blessing. What I have found is seeing isn't the problem. It is fear, and other emotions, where Satan becomes a risk. Sometimes what I see is far too strong though. Then I turn to prayer. As for the source... I think if you do your utmost to worship, obey, and love God, I don't worry about that too much.

    I don't have as much choice as you anyway. These things just come to me. Both in dreams and while awake, sometimes, usually, without my will. But I don't think it's purpose is for others. It has guided me here, and is pulling me further, to another... sort of life... yet.

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