911 – 2B or Not 2B — Noble Resolve and the Portland Presstitutes

Noble Resolve and the Portland Presstitutes

“If this were a dictatorship, it’d be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I’m the dictator.”
President-elect George W. Bush (Dec. 18, 2000)

Interlude Introduction

Noble Resolve, the catastrophe exercise headed up by Joint Forces Command (JFCOM), ended yesterday, giving Portland and Oregon a respite from the terror of a Bush administration false flag nuclear attack at least until October, when TOPOFF, a “dirty nuke” exercise, comes to call. TOPOFF will be led by Northern Command (NORTHCOM) and the Homeland Security Agency (Homeseca), and is massive in scope, as described in the Homeseca press release, “The TOPOFF 4 Full-Scale Exercise” http://www.dhs.gov/xprepresp/training/gc_1179430526487.shtm

“Taking place October 15-24, 2007, the TOPOFF 4 Full-Scale Exercise (T4 FSE) will … involve more than 15,000 participants representing Federal, State, territorial, and local entities … The T4 FSE is based on National Planning Scenario 11 (NPS-11). The scenario begins as terrorists, who have been planning attacks in Oregon, Arizona, and the U.S. Territory of Guam, successfully bring radioactive material into the United States. The first of three coordinated attacks occurs in Guam, with the simulated detonation of a Radiological Dispersal Device (RDD), or “dirty bomb,” causing casualties and wide-spread contamination in a populous area near a power plant. Similar attacks occur in the hours that follow in Portland and Phoenix.”

American citizens who are aware of nuclear exercises like Noble Resolve and TOPOFF split into two opposing groups: those who take assurance from government nuke preparations and those who worry that the government may be preparing to nuke them. The worried sort have abounded in the exercise ground zero of Portland, a free-thinking city that has been no friend to Bush presidents, father or son. This week military officials and mainstream media twisted and turned to avoid straight talk about Noble Resolve then bent over backwards to label those who sought or offered straight talk as “conspiracy theorists.”

In response to my recent articles on the possibility of a false flag “911-2B” attack, and the inconvenient truth of my military and media credentials, I have been called the most incorrigible of conspiracy theorists. Establishment apparatchiks as diverse as Captain Mike Braibish (public affairs officer for the Oregon National Guard) and Joseph Rose (reporter for The Oregonian newspaper) have complained to me that most citizens calling local and state authorities demanding answers to nuke exercises are motivated by my articles and interviews. I’m honored to have created so salutary an effect, and will continue to do my job of presenting the worst case scenario of a possible false flag attack.

Portland Presstitutes

By “pressitutes” I mean reporters, editors, managers and publishers who claim to represent the honorable institution of journalism, but in reality represent nothing more than the dishonorable interests of the media cartels who pay for their services. It’s no wonder that more and more universities are merging their public relations and journalism departments into catch-all “communications” departments. There’s no particular difference in PR and current “journalism,” as far as I can see, and Portland’s mainstream media is no exception to the rule.

Although The Oregonian did not print a single news story on Noble Resolve (and still hasn’t to date), the paper editorialized in favor of the nuke exercise