NYC Failed Bomb: A Mossad False-Flag Gone Wrong?

There is no evidence the failed attempt to detonate a car bomb in New York was the work of al-Qaeda or any other big terrorist group, the city’s mayor says. Michael Bloomberg spoke after police dismissed claims by a Pakistani Taliban group that it was responsible.

Investigators are hunting a middle-aged white man seen removing his shirt near the scene at Times Square on Saturday evening and stuffing it into a bag. Investigators have been gathering evidence from the Nissan Pathfinder in which the homemade petrol and propane bomb was found.

The subsequent claim in an internet video by the Pakistan based TTP (Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan) came as a surprise to many analysts and experts, and was unanimously dismissed as being untrue. However, the attempt to claim the incident in itself does raise serious questions and confirms what many in the Pakistan intelligence circles have come to believe – that the TTP, which is not part of the original Afghan Taliban, is working on a CIA/RAW/Mossad agenda.

From their choice of targets to the indiscriminate mass murder that the TTP has carried out in Pakistan in the last few years, they have made enemies even with some of the oldest and well established militant groups in Pakistan and Afghanistan, including the Afghan Taliban and the Kashmir based Lashkar-e-Taiba. Many of the captured TTP militants have confirmed being trained in Afghanistan in facilities run by Indian nationals, working in Afghanistan under the disguise of aid and development workers, and the Afghan national army – under the ubmrella of ISAF.

Both Mullah Omar and Gulbaddin Hekmatyar have repeateldy distanced themselves from the TTP, confirming that it was being funded by the Americans and Israelis, and trained by the Indians.

It is also important to note that the Afghan Taliban is a national resistance movement and has never been involved in, nor claimed, any terrorist attacks anywhere in the world.

The attempt to bomb a popular tourist spot in New York City was aimed at causing murder and terror at a mass scale, which coupled with the TTP’s attempt to claim the incident would have made the American case stronger for putting boots inside Pakistan or even pushing the Pakistani military to go after the Afghan Taliban in Northern Waziristan, something that the Pakistan Army has rejected outright.

By Dan Qayyum Source: Pakistan Ideology