U.S. Warns Al Qaeda Could Use U.S.-Made Weapons Against U.S. Embassies

This morning, the U.S. State Department has issued a dire warning that a new terrorist plot aimed at U.S. embassies in the Middle East may be unfolding in the coming days. The corporate-owned Fox News media outlet reported the story under this headline: US to temporarily shut down embassies around the world Sunday amid security concerns

While the terror alert was issued specifically for August 4, 2013, the alert may extend for several days beyond that date. The State Department has responded to the threat by planning a temporary closing of its embassies and consulates around the world for that day. And in typical fashion, the U.S .is warning that the alert is due to a possible ‘Al Qaeda terrorist plot.’ That is, the same Al Qaeda that we are currently financing and arming in Syria.

So really, what we have here is another vague terrorist threat issued by the U.S. with virtually no details except that the U.S.-armed Al Qaeda may be behind it.

This report is designed to create fear within the American public against those “evil Islamic terrorists” that are running wild through the streets of the Middle East with weapons sold to them by the U.S. military.

So, let’s re-write this headline a little bit more accurately, shall we?

U.S. Warns Al Qaeda Could Use U.S.-Made Weapons Against U.S. Embassies

In order to instill even more fear into the NSA-controlled American public, the U.S. has also launched a worldwide travel alert. According to the State Department:

“Current information suggests that al-Qaida and affiliated organizations continue to plan terrorist attacks both in the region and beyond, and that they may focus efforts to conduct attacks in the period between now and the end of August.”

This worldwide travel alert for Americans does not expire until August 31.

And, as if all of this were not enough, a new report has emerged showing that the U.S. military is staging a mock nuclear terror attack on Columbus, Ohio, that will last from August 1-17. You can read more about that here.

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