Every time there’s some kind of major terror incident you always get the tin foil hat brigade coming out and putting the dots together and claiming it’s some kind of inside job/false flag to further a political motive.
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Unsurprisingly, the same is being said for the London Bridge terror attack yesterday which saw convicted terrorist Usman Khan, 28, shot dead by police after stabbing several people while on parole after spending eight years in jail for terrorism offences.
Some think it’s too big a coincidence that this terror attack happened so close to the December 12 general election, and are speculating the Tories somehow set it up to get a terror threat narrative going and ensure more votes.
Here’s the scuttlebutt:
Two years ago, days before the general election there was a terrorist attack in London Bridge/ borough market. Now two weeks before the general election there’s an attack on London Bridge???
— vote labour (@NimzFiYuh) November 29, 2019
Again just before the election. I’m not into conspiracies but this coincidence is hard to ignore. False flag from the Tories?
— (@DIAS) November 29, 2019
Hi. A group of us said exactly the same thing. Be more afraid of this government because there is a rabbit off here. There is always some sort of incident or terrorism exactly the same time before these elections.
Maybe Tories are trailing behind too much for their liking.— WriterEmmaBombeah (@AuthorWriterEB) November 29, 2019
Last time it was shortly after the conservatives had a huge blowout on social media which was swept under the rug…this morning @BorisJohnson made a fool of himself on LBC. What great timing for him.
— Ross Harris (@RossHarrisMusic) November 29, 2019
Why does this whole London Bridge “major incident” look and play out like another false flag operation?
— One-Man MoPol (@Oganla9ja) November 29, 2019
As soon as the BBC say our journalist just happened to be on London bridge when shooting started , i think false flag
— Auntie Mandy (@mrspepperhot) November 29, 2019
Is the London Bridge False Flag suspect dead yet?
False flag suspects usually are.
— Cranky Outrider (@CrankyOutrider) November 29, 2019
The Manchester Arena bombing and 2017 London Bridge attack both happened right before the 2017 General Election. Conventional wisdom says that terror attacks raise right wing votes. There were no terror attacks in the UK since then until today. MI6 false flag
— Volceltaire, Bastard (@Volceltaire) November 29, 2019
Its showing WHO is controlling our media….. It’s disgusting. Politics should NEVER be dirty! The minute it is it isn’t fair and trustworthy. ALSO the false flag event in London JUST before election. THEY’RE getting desperate to stay in power
— Brett Biro (@BrettBiroArtist) November 29, 2019
It looks like the main reason people are speculating about a false flag is that major incidents like this do seem to happen before UK elections. The Jo Cox murder right before the 2016 EU Referendum, the London Bridge attack right before the 2017 general election and now another attack on London Bridge before the 2019 general election.
Could it be that the periods before major elections are seen by terrorists as prime opportunity to maximise headlines/cause extra distress and controversy around elections? Or should this idea that Boris Johnson and the Tories somehow set this up to swing the election their way be taken even 1% seriously? Personally I think we should be asking why the fuck a man convicted of plotting a terror attack in 2012 was freed after just EIGHT YEARS to commit another terror attack.
I guess we’ll have to wait for Alex Jones’s take on it – he’s always got something sensible to say about these things, right?
