No matter how obvious it seems, there are plenty out there still believing it, and maybe they are testing us to see how trusting we are of what they feed us. If you buy into it, or give it attention, then you are feeding of it. If you are feeding off it, it affects you. And if you accept the food, they will give you more of it.

The blurring of reality with fiction.

That’s what Hollywood does best… casts a spell on the unsuspecting public.

Regards,
– Cobalt

TAP –   Sympathy for the family’s loss.   The soldier killed presumably by MI5 to provide

the photoshop storyline with the necessary victim.  The message he sent his mother the

day before he died seems like classic pay-op material –

EXPRESS –  Lee’s stepfather Ian, 54, read out the last text message his wife received from her son, sent the night before his death.

It read: “Goodnight mum, I hope you had a fantastic day today because you are the most fantastic and one in a million mum that anyone could ever wish for. Thank you for supporting me all these years, you’re not just my mum you’re my best friend. So goodnight, love you loads.”

Mr Rigby continued: “We would like to say goodnight Lee, rest in peace our fallen soldier, we love you loads and words cannot describe how loved and sadly missed you will be.

“We would like to thank everybody, the police and army for the amazing support we have received and for all the goodwill wishes we are receiving from all over the country in memory of Lee.

TAP –  isn’t that all just a little too perfect?  Was he selected as a good-looking young father to maximise the trauma effect?

As this clip shows, the images were altered by the media for maximum effect –  all very strange…