[peteretep]

    > A false flag operation initiated by America is an absurd 
    > idea? What about all the documented and public comings
    > and goings of when America has done just that?

I am confused by the links you follow up with. The first is a _rejected_ false-flag operation against American civilians, the second is CIA action overseas. The Gulf of Tonkin incident saw ... no American casualties.

And you use these as some kind of proof that the idea of the US government knowingly killing 3,000 of its own citizens, causing massive economic damage to the US, isn't absurd?!

    > What I'm wondering is, are you just ignorant and you've never
    > heard of these documented false flag operations? Or instead have
    > you heard of these things and choose not to believe it?

What, the first one, which never happened, or the second one which wasn't a false-flag incident against the American people, or the third one which involved no American casualties?