The Boston Unbombing - A film which proves the 2013 Boston bombing was a hoax

At the Boston Marathon in 2013, behind the barriers where spectators were standing, two ’explosions’ went off - 210 yards and 14 seconds apart. The event was reported in the media as a terrorist attack allegedly killing three people, injuring hundreds of others, including 17 who allegedly lost limbs. This film provides proof that the entire event was a carefully planned hoax using crisis actors and various other operatives. The film exposes how such hoaxes are ran and managed. In relation to terrorism events globally, it is important because from around the 2012/2013 time period, fabricated terror incidents switched from real deaths to incidents using hoaxed deaths, sometimes known as ’phantom’ terror. Subsequent hoaxed terror attacks, ie after 2013, have been carried out in places with poor oversight, such as on bridges, within controlled areas inside buildings, or in more remote locations. This is why this film is so important because it comprehensively captured the event, and shows how these kind of attacks are staged. It is essential to carry the knowledge gained from this attack when considering all subsequent terror attacks. NOTE : When watching this film, I found that I needed to use the pause button regularly when still images of the ’action’ were being displayed in order to fully understand what was going on. Keep your finger over the pause button and spend time taking in the images.

please download and share for yourselves to wake the world up that most if not all terror events ate state sponsored. downloaded from Richard D Hall, LINK HEAR - https://www.richplanet.net/richp_genre.php?ref=303&part=1&gen=99

BEWARE VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC FAKE FOOTAGE AND INCLUDES THE ONLY MAN IN HISTORY TO HAVE THE SAME LEG BLOWN OFF TWICE, NOW HOW UNLUCKY IS THAT.

• Category: All the world’s a stage,Pursuit of Truth,Truth Teller / Speak Out
• Duration: 03:13:22
• Date:  2023-03-02 23:27:27
• Tags:   the boston unbombing a fake hoax terror attack