THE WOOLWICH HOAX AGENDA

There is definitely, definitely, definitely an agenda with this Woolwich hoax.

What we are being asked to believe by the hoaxers is that a British soldier was not butchered in the street, but was
a) killed beforehand, or
b) played dead, or
c) has disappeared and a dummy of some sort used instead.

Lee Rigby was formally identified last Friday morning at the postmortem. By whom? If he was identified by his parents, or other close family member, then they are playing the cruelest hoax on this nation. But I doubt this. I doubt that a Drummer would be asked to play dead for the rest of his life and to drag his family into the lie too. So that leaves being killed beforehand. There is some footage from a kebab shop close by from the night before the event showing Rigby alive (unless the hoaxers claim that was a double). I am willing to bet a lot of money that Rigby was NOT kidnapped after that because the barracks would have reported it.

To add to this we are also being asked to believe that the two alleged attackers were not shot with live ammo, but that a Hollywood-esque shootout, like in the final scene of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid with Robert Redford and Paul Newman, took place instead with "lights, camera and...action!".

For the shootout, there would need to be a hell of a lot of people in on the hoax; police, medics, hospital staff, etc. And even the butchers themselves, who have been under armed guard and have now recovered from their wounds. If they were supposed to have been killed in the shootout then they could have been finished off in hospital. Instead they are now ready to stand trial and tell all.

When I see doctored photographs I know something is going down. Some photos have been doctored to show no blood when HD video taken at the time of the attack shows there is blood, the aim being to suggest that the blood was added later and that thus the attack was a hoax.

But why would anyone want to propagate the idea that what occured last Wednesday was a hoax?

I can think of at least three, one of which is due to an upcoming announcement.