Credit: Sofia Smallstorm, filmmaker/ investigative journalist
Every culture on earth is susceptible to being deceived and manipulated, a pesky, unavoidable shortcoming that is part of being human. I shudder to think of all the times in my life when I bought the package, so to speak, and merrily skipped down a road filled with lies and deceit only to later realize my profound stupidity and failure to ask questions.
When it comes to self-deception, Americans stand far and above any culture on the globe, now and possibly in the history of humanity. It’s in our DNA.
Along with the fierce predatory face of the American bald eagle, a symbol of America’s national identity, I’m actually surprised that the US Treasury hasn’t minted a coin with an image of some poor slob getting their pockets picked along with the inscription “There’s a Sucker Born Every Minute,” a saying often attributed to American circus and sideshow mogul, P. T. Barnum.
False Narratives: Take Your Pick
Starting with the JFK assassination and later the 9/11 terror attacks, two official deep-state narratives that the majority of Americans bought hook, line, and sinker, the intelligence community—with the help of teams of behavioral psychologists predicting bankable outcomes—realized that when it comes to deception and mass manipulation the sky’s the limit, especially whentargeting a large segment of the American public with an acute disdain for reality. I’m referring to mostly hardworking people of any race, color, or social class who are addicted to spoon-fed narratives that contradict verifiable facts, no matter how utterly insane and implausible an official story might be, from the Gulf of Tonkin incident that galvanized support for the US war in Vietnam resulting in the loss of more than 57,000 American lives, to the 1969 US Moon Landing, a carefully engineered event designed to establish America’s lead over Russia in the race for space.
The Sandy Hook School Shooting
Over the past 30 years, Americans have been exposed to a number of school shootings that resulted in the deaths of innocent people. In the 1950s, school shootings were nonexistent and would have shaken the country to its core as it did with news of the Clutter family massacre, when four innocent people—a couple and two of their children—were shot at close range during a botched 1959 home robbery in Holcomb, Kansas, the same incident that was the basis for Truman Capote’s bestselling 1966 nonfiction novel, In Cold Blood.
Today it’s a different ballgame. Tolerance for violence boarders on the absurd. News of school shootings is so commonplace, if need be, broadcast news networks can comfortably slip them into a weather report with the assurance that American audiences will watch and listen while wolfing down a Happy Meal without missing a bite or batting an eye.
This month marks the 12th anniversary of the Sandy Hook School shooting that we were told took place on December 14, 2012, in Newtown, a small community in Fairfield County, Connecticut. At that time, it was reported that a scrawny 20-year-old named Adam Lanza, dressed in black and armed with 40-plus pounds of weapons and ammunition, went completely unnoticed as he bypassed a newly installed security system, blasted his way through double-glass doors, and entered the school building where he searched the massive brick structure, room by room, and shot and killed 20 elementary students and six adults in under six minutes, a job that a strapping member of Seal Team Six couldn’t pull off.
Like many who questioned the official narrative, what I found particularly fascinating about Sandy Hook was the sophisticated and well-organized coordinated level of participation in the national deception, from the White House to state and local officials, to the bought-and-paid-for mainstream media. To this day, the ongoing false narrative and the American public’s collective denial is nothing short of breathtaking.
“Nobody Died at Sandy Hook”
Just imagine a team of wealthy Hollywood producers and directors descending on a small New England community to film a feature horror movie about an elementary school shooting. But instead of employing a professional director and a cast of well-seasoned actors, they contracted and handsomely compensated a substantial population of the town to participate in the production after they were sworn to secrecy.
In his well-researched book, Nobody Died at Sandy Hook, Dr. James Fetzer contends that the event that happened on the morning of December 14, 2012 was a drill developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) aimed at efforts to establish gun control policies and erode the rights of Americans to bear arms under the Second Amendment of the US constitution.
In a December 2023 interview, James Fetzer explains:
They had the exercise at Sandy Hook right on their schedule for 12-14-2012. The way this was done was massive. The whole state was in on it from the governor to the lieutenant governor to the Connecticut State Police to the school board, to Newtown fire department and police department. I’m telling you that it was quite elaborate and it was orchestrated by the Obama administration.
Since 2012, Fetzer has been sued, threatened, demonized, and characterized as a conspiracy crackpot. However, clear and indisputable evidence supporting Fetzer’s claim isFEMA’s declassified plan titled Site Activation Call-down Drill Exercise Plan.
Note: The recorded Exercise Date on the document’s title page is 12/14/12, and the Publishing Date is 10/08/12, two months prior to the actual event. Also, the heading on the top of the title page clearly identifies the drill’s target casualty population:
Exercise Plan
Mass Casualty Drill
Emergency Response for Mass Casualties Involving Children
Chapter 3 of the plan, “Player Guidelines, ”provides participants with clear instructions for modifying their behavior and acting accordingly during the planned event:
During the Exercise
- Respond to the exercise events and information as if the emergency were real, unless otherwise directed by an exercise controller.
- All exercise communication will begin and end with the phrase “This is a drill.” This is a precaution taken so anyone overhearing the conversation will not mistake the exercise play for a real-world emergency.
Conspicuous Anomalies and Inconsistencies
The number of contradictions surrounding the Sandy Hook shooting are glaring to say the least. According to James Fetzer, the Sandy Hook School was closed in 2008, and was not an “elementary school” as reported, but a school for special-needs children who, for example, had been diagnosed with autism.
Wolfgang Halbig, a former Florida State Trooper and school principal, also questioned the timing of the school’s closure. As part of his investigation, Halbig requested billing records from CISCO Foods and Dean Foods, major suppliers to the school located in Newtown. The records indicated that from 9/1/2012 to 12/15/2012, both companies had made deliveries to Sandy Hook Elementary School. The only problem is that food supplies were addressed and sent to a Sandy Hook Elementary School located in Monroe, Connecticut, 15 miles south of Newtown. The address in Monroe, 375 Fan Hill Rd., is the site of the former Chalk Hill School that was permanently closed in 2010. Equally alarming is the fact that the bills were addressed and sent to Julie Kulikowski, who at the time was a secretary at Newtown High School, rather than to the school’s district office where they normally process invoices and issue checks.
This evidence raises serious questions, not only about the school’s operation and closure, but about the residents of Newtown and their concerns for the health and well-being of their most vulnerable citizens. If food deliveries were sent to an address in Monroe Connecticut, how did the students at the Sandy Hook School located at 12 Dickerson Drive in Newtown eat in the days, weeks, and months prior to December 14, 2012?
Creating Reality
In an explosive must-see documentary, Sandy Hook: Creating Reality, filmmaker Sofia Smallstorm provides compelling evidence that unravels the hoax that took place on December 14, 2012, a “Mass Casualty Event (MCE)” sold to the American public as a real-world massacre, a national spectacle that generated millions of dollars for the residents of Newtown, and furthered the gun control agenda set forth by the Obama Administration.
Starting with the history of Newtown, Smallstorm explores Connecticut’s relationship to gun manufacturing:
Pistols for the US government were supplied by America’s first gun manufacturers in Middletown. Home to Colt and Remington, Connecticut was where the American firearms industry was born, and in Newtown itself you will find the National Shooting Sports Foundation headquarters, one of the largest gun lobbies in the country.
The documentary goes on to break down a startling number of irregularities that completely contradict the official narrative. Most notably:
- There were no bloodstained classroom floors or hard evidence of dead bodies.
- Parents were not permitted to view the supposed bodies of their dead children.
- Dr. H. Wayne Carver, the state medical examiner, implemented a bill in 2011 that prevents the release of pediatric homicide autopsies to the press or public. In a statement, Carver said, “The office of the chief medical examiner and I are very concerned about the privacy rights of individuals being invaded by the curious public.”
- In February 2013, the Newtown town clerk refused to release death certificates of victims of the Sandy Hook shootings, supposedly to protect against identity theft and to shield families from added distress.
Death certificate information, which includes mother’s maiden name, has always been available to the public for various research purposes. Withholding this information suggests that the death certificates of the 26 reported victims might not even exist, a plausible consideration that might explain the actions of the town clerk given the fact that issuing a false death certificate is a violation of the law. - The children that were supposedly gunned down were grown and out of elementary school well before December 2012. The photos of the alleged innocent victims had been taken years earlier, possibly around the time the same children would have attended elementary school.
- Adults participating in the MCE were employed as crisis actors shamelessly posing as grief-stricken parents. Most notably was Newtown resident Robbie Parker whose pathetic performance at a live news conference on the day of the event raised eyebrows for many, immediately placing the believability of the shooting into question.
- On February 3, 2013, 26 unnamed children presented as the Sandy Hook Elementary Choir sang at the Superbowl half-time ceremony at the Superdome in New Orleans. Under the direction of singer Jennifer Hudson, the children offered a heartwarming rendition of “America the Beautiful.” Remarkably, many older members of the children’s choir appear to show a strong resemblance to the younger Sandy Hook School children that were supposedly slaughtered just weeks earlier, an anomaly pointed out in Sofia Smallstorm’s documentary where she presents a sobering side-by-side photo analysis.
The Mystery Continues . . .
As a guidance counselor, I’ve worked with a number of disadvantaged young people over the years, but never in my entire life have I heard of a more horrendous childhood history than that of Noah Posner. Not only did young Noah lose his life to a crazed gunman on that fateful day in Newtown, but he was killed yet again two years later along with 145 other people during the ambush attack at the Army Public School in Peshawar, Pakistan on December 16, 2014.
Noah Posner, one of the victims identified in the 2014 Peshawar Massacre. Credit: David Icke.com
Talk about bad luck and being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
How Noah’s photo surfaced some six thousand plus miles from the state of Connecticut after his funeral in Newtown still remains a mystery for top investigative journalists and local Newtown psychics alike, all who have thrown up their arms in frustration.
This is just a shot in the dark, but if I had to guess, I would say that someone in the US intelligence community fucked up and mistakenly recycled Noah’s photo to the wrong folks, possibly the Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
Newtown Connecticut—Home of The Unity Project
Based in Newtown, the Unity Project is headed by Dr. John Woodall, a Harvard psychiatrist. Dr. Woodall specializes in trauma work, including school shootings.
The Unity Project teaches cooperation, compassion, creativity, community resilience, and letting go of anger and blame. It is based on the Baha’i Faith headquartered in Haifa, Israel. Baha’i philosophy is about greater planetary vision and goals where all humanity is one family in harmony with science and spirituality, universal education, and institutions for world peace.
How thoroughly inspiring!
Who would have ever imagined that such high ethical values would emanate from a religious organization based in Israel, the bastion of peace, compassion, and human rights, currently in the process of exterminating tens of thousands of innocent Palestinian men, women, and children in Gaza and the West Bank.
Commensurate with the Unity Project’s moral agenda, the project also has larger political objectives that strive for a world super state, a world parliament, a world police force, a single world currency, a world taxation system, and the global implementation of biometric digital IDs, all of which coincidently align with many of the goals established by the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the UN’s Agenda 2021 – 2030’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
Who Are We—Really?
Considered by many to be one of America’s greatest writers, nineteenth century humorist Mark Twain summarized the American ethos in one simple sentence:
It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.
Beneath America’s proclivity for self-deception, there resides a vast reservoir of fear and terror, fueled by an implacable belief that the God-fearing leaders of their very own country, “the land of the free, home of the brave,” would never in a million years deceive and commit unthinkable acts of terror against them. This might explain why horror movies are extremely popular with American moviegoers. They allow viewers to experience transient fear by watching horrific, hatchet-wielding, blood-drenched imaginary scenes on a flat screen, which affords them the opportunity to transfer, suppress, and deny the horrors in their own personal lives, horrors that in many cases would make Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter seem like a holiday Disney feature.
We are living in a time when avoiding the truth has extreme health, economic, environmental, and existential consequences. The soulless Zionist cabal and their compliant, power-hungry Western stooges are coming for us—they are coming for our hearts, our minds, our souls, and our very existence.
Compared to the scale of unspeakable and unrestrained atrocities currently being committed against the innocent people in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, or you name it, the event that took place in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012 is a drop-in-the bucket of criminal activities. However, it is emblematic of the level of deception, organization, and collusion emanating from the highest levels of government, and I believe that its analysis is important for understanding the mechanisms of manipulation and control for identifying psychological false-flag operations. To this I say: Question everything!
“Hail to the Chief!”
During a 2012 news conference, President Barack Obama shed a crocodile tear for the “26 victims” of the Sandy Hook School shooting. Sadly, no tears were shed in March 2011 when the compassionate “yes we can” Noble Peace Prize recipient ordered the bombing of Libya that killed thousands of innocent people. That’s Libya—the first African country to be bombed by the first Black African American president whose father, Barack Hussein Obama Sr., was a CIA asset brought to the US in 1962 under the Central Intelligence Agency’s “Airlift Africa Project” as part of the agency’s drive to recolonize Africa during the early days of the Cold War.
President Barrack Obama indicating emotion. Credit: CNN News Live Coverage
“Those who can make people believe absurdities, can make people commit atrocities.”
— Voltaire, born François-Marie Arouet, 1694 – 1778