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BREAKING: Wall Street Journal Drops Earth-Shattering Report On Missing Sub—Was It A Psyop?


The quick answer is yes—100% it was a psyop, and I am speechless right now.

According to an earth-shattering report featured in The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Navy knew that the OceanGate submarine had likely imploded and that everyone aboard was dead on Sunday. …

The Navy still chose to undertake a multi-million dollar search and rescue effort.

Why would they do this? I’ll let you read on and come to your own conclusions.

Journalist Miranda Devine writes, “The Biden administration knew the Titan submarine imploded Sunday. But waited until today to make it public. Convenient smokescreen for today’s House Ways & Means release of IRS whistleblower testimony of DOJ sabotage of the Hunter Biden investigation.”

 

Jack Posobiec was inclined to agree and states,” The WSJ is reporting the US Navy detected the Titan implosion on Sunday but Biden held the news until today’s whistleblower testimony on Hunter. The entire thing was a distraction op.”

 

The Wall Street Journal broke the story:

The Navy began listening for the Titan almost as soon as the sub lost communications, according to a U.S. defense official.

Shortly after the submersible’s disappearance Sunday, the U.S. system detected what it suspected was the sound of an implosion near the debris site discovered Thursday and reported its findings to the commander on site, U.S. defense officials said.

Charles R. Downs echoed the other comments and pointed out the obvious corruption:

“The United States Navy knew of the Titan’s implosion days ago. So the United States Government spent tons of taxpayer money looking for a submarine they knew was already lost. It’s no mystery why the United States is trillions of dollars in debt.”

 

Daily Mail offered this potential explanation behind the secrecy, but I don’t buy it:

It is not known why the U.S. Navy did not make the information about the likely implosion known. It is also not known if they informed the families of their analysis.

One reason may be that they wanted to launch a search and rescue mission in the hope that their information was wrong, and did not want to give any reason for deterring the search.



 

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