DHS Makes Massive Purchase of Explosive Nitrates, Then Scrubs Order from the History Books

by Michael Suede

A false flag is coming soon, so says Susanne Posel,

Recently the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) placed a solicitation by way of the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) for 700 pounds of High Density Ammonium Nitrate and 700 pounds of A-5 Flake RDX. With the delivery date scheduled for August 31, 2012, could DHS be planning a false flag attack involving a planted home-made bomb?

When creating a "makeshift terrorist bomb" ammonium nitrate is an integral ingredient. The DHS was given oversight of procurement of ammonium nitrate after Congress requested they "regulate the sale and transfer of ammonium nitrate by an ammonium nitrate facility...to prevent the misappropriation or use of ammonium nitrate in an act of terrorism."

The Ammonium Nitrate Security Program focuses on preventing a terrorist attack by use of ammonium nitrate in a home-made bomb by requiring that its sale and those that purchase it be registered with the DHS. Purchasers are screened against the Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB).

In the solicitation , the DHS did not specify information that a corporation seeking to reply with a bid would need. In addition, DHS is requesting that high density ammonium nitrate and RDX (the required booster) be delivered to an undisclosed government facility in downtown Atlantic City, NJ.

The Pentagon has come before Congress decrying that domestic terrorist attacks may increase with the use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in the US. They are asking Congress to lay aside Posse Comitatus (PCA) in an effort to increase their use of military on the streets of America.

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It will certainly be interesting if a “right wing” extremist group blows up a building with nitrate style explosives in the near future. Supposedly this massive purchase is needed for “Canine Explosive Training Aids.” Anyone who handles dogs will tell you that you don’t need a ton of explosives for a dog aid, you only need a quantity smaller than a sandwich bag. The purchase of such a large quantity of nitrate explosives for “dog training aids” is highly suspect.

Of course, 1400 lbs of explosive nitrates just happens to be enough to destroy a good sized building. And since, as the article points out, normal people can’t acquire that volume of nitrate explosives without triggering alarm bells; the only way to get it below the radar is to have the state purchase it for you.

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