Interest and Perspective

Bloomberg is smart. I wonder why the feds said they didn't know what the mayor was talking about.

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New York City-October 6, 2005-TomFlocco.com-Earlier this evening
intelligence members of the American-French Alliance stopped an attempt by
Israeli Mossad operatives to blow up the New York City subway, according to
national security and U.S. intelligence expert Thomas Heneghen.

The federal whistleblower said four Israelis were killed in the altercation
and five more were captured just minutes after virtually all U.S. cable news
channels, network TV outlets and New York Mayor Richard Bloomberg were
reporting their own version of the incident, adding that New York City was
"facing a significant threat" in the city's subway.

Heneghen said CNN had the information but host Anderson Cooper refused or
was ordered not to report the real story to the American people.

Adding to the Bush administration's problems and following on the heels of
the August 2, 2005 Bush-Cheney indictment story on TomFlocco.com, cable news
channels are now reporting that indictments against White House officials
are imminent.
Heneghen said his intelligence sources revealed that White House Senior
Presidential Advisor has turned State's evidence and "will implicate other
members of the White House" in order to cooperate with U.S. Special
Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald.

The intelligence authority said "22 indictments involving both the Bush and
Clinton administrations are pending in a grand jury," adding "more
indictments will come quickly and in waves."

"These grand juries are about to liberate the American people from two
political parties who are prepared to literally blow us up in order to keep
their power," said Heneghen, adding, "The New York threat is internal, not
external. The individuals involved in the New York threat are now in custody
of U.S. and French intelligence-and they were identified as Israeli Mossad."

The whistleblower said "Tonight the AFA claimed a victory against the Mossad
in the U.S. It was almost like the movement of armies on a battlefield."