Kursk - On the Verge of World War III

Kursk - On the Verge of World War III

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Kursk - A Submarine in Troubled Waters

On August 14, 2000, Russian authorities announced that one of their newest cruise missile submarines, the
Kursk, had sunk with all hands. The Kursk is a cruise missile submarine, called the type 949a "Antey" class
by the Russians, code named the Oscar II by NATO. It is not a ballistic missile submarine, but is intended to
attack and destroy an aircraft carrier battle group using torpedos and short range sea skimming cruise
missiles.

Almost immediatly, Russian naval authorities reported that sonar used to locate Kursk as it lay on the
bottom showed not one, but two submarines lying on the sea floor. While the Russians worked on the Kursk
itself, the second unknown submarine slowly moved off.

CBS news then broke the story that the United States had three ships in the vicinity observing the naval
exercise that Kursk was taking part in, possibly a test of a new ultra-high speed torpedo. Two of the three
ships were submarines, later determined to be USS Memphis and USS Toledo, type 688 Los Angeles class
fast attack submarines which are often used for covert intelligence gathering.

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Comment: I apologize for the picture quality, but its content is first class. The Russians have torpedos reaching a speed of 300 miles or 500 km an hour, and they wanted to sell them to the Chinese. Apparently the US didn't like that. Did you notice the double headed eagle on the Kursk? Does Putin see himself as the new tsar or is he working for THEM?

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Conspiracies on Trial - The Kursk - Underwater Sacrifice

Now this is an excellent sample of disinformation by the "Discovery Channel". It's simply amazing what an amount of lies and disinformation they managed to squeeze into such a small movie. Claiming to examine the point of view of conspiracy theorists, what they actually do is to cover up truth even more, by allegedly taking into account alternative views. Even before watching this cock and bull story I knew that they wouldn't even waste a word mentioning the theory that the submarine was hit by a US torpedo. This selective exploitation of conspiracy-theories in order to hide the truth is certainly quite ingenious, and it proves that mainstream-shows such as the "Discovery Channel" can't be trusted, aren't at all interested in uncovering truth, and merely serve the purpose of spreading disinformation, neatly packed in a form appealing to the mind-controlled western audience. I offer you this disgusting piece of garbage, so that you don't have to trust me, but can form your own opinion. Even its title is a lie. Watching the "Discovery Channel" can be a useful source of information though, if you always bear in mind that the opposite must be true. Always ask yourself "Why are they telling this, what do they want to achieve by showing this?" Occasionally they will show you a piece of truth to make their lies more credible. That's what mind control is all about: Making lies credible. At least they don't insult conspiracy theorists here for once. Why insult what you can exploit?

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