A good false flag event requires real victims that generate a deep fear in the heart of the observer. One that resonates because it’s relatable. From there the feeling is amplified by sleeper agents and the media machine into an orchestrated mechanism to corral the masses.

When the panic has really taken hold, questioning the event itself is social suicide. The dialogue instead zeroes in on what went wrong and what could be done to prevent it from happening again.

Problem. Reaction. Solution.